Moscow has maintained an incredible pace of the railway infrastructure development for several years.

On December 23, the urban railway Matveevskaya was opened. It will be a part of the future Moscow Central Diameter (MCD) 4 in 2023. It is the 7th opened station this year.

The rail transport is the most eco-friendly transport in the world. All countries are focused on its development. In Russia, the share of the railway transport in environmental pollution is less than 1%. The Moscow Transport adheres to the Urban Health approach, which gives priority to the people’s health and well-being in the urban environment development.

On 27 October, the reconstructed of the above-ground metro station of the future Moscow Central Diameter (MCD)-4 – Kokoshkino – was opened. It was replaced by the new suburban railway station which matches the Moscow Transport standards.

Today special attention is paid to urban public transport development in Moscow. As a result, road congestion has decreased and the popularity of public transport has boosted up by several times, especially during peak hours.

The Moscow Central Diameters (MCD) is a new major passenger transport project. It is one of the main projects of the new Moscow transport framework. With the launch of the MCD-3 and MCD-4 in Moscow, there will be 12 hubs where passengers will be able to make interchanges between the diameters.

A new major passenger transport project is being implemented in Moscow: the Moscow Central Diameters (MCD). It is one of the main projects of the new Moscow transport framework. The Rizhskaya hub will become one of the largest hubs in Moscow, it will consist of three above-ground metro lines, two underground metro lines, suburban railway transport and in the future first Russian high-speed railway (HSR).

On September 10 the Moscow Central Circle (the MCC) celebrated its 5th anniversary. All these years it has been constantly developing, so that made it a real trendsetter in transport industry. In 5 years the MCC carried 633 million passengers.

The environmental situation in Moscow has markedly improved over the past few years. In many respects, this is due to the transport infrastructure: more and more Muscovites are driving through the city by public transport, as well as actively using bicycles and electric cars. However, rail transport is the most eco-friendly, so today all the world mega-cities are focused on its development.

Over 78 million passengers were carried by the Moscow Central Circle and the Moscow Central Diameters during the summer 2021. The MCD transported 42, 3 million and the MCC - 35, 7 million passengers.