Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that the share of old railway vehicles in the Moscow metro does not exceed 30 percent. In this respect writer TASS with a link to the mayor’s blog.
Stating that the share of new trains in the Moscow subway has increased from 12 percent to 71 percent since 2010, Sobyanin described this figure as the best among the US and European subways. The press service of the Moscow Ministry of Transport told the agency that work on replacing old trains with new ones is planned to be completed after 2040.
Sobyanin also talked about the renewal of the tram fleet. He noted that in 2025, new trams will completely replace the old ones.
“… already, the lion’s share of cars consists of Vityaz Moskva – comfortable, low-floor, equipped with connectors for charging devices and a Wi-Fi system,” said the mayor.
At the same time, according to him, 1.7 million Muscovites travel by taxi. He described the taxi system in the capital as “profitable and affordable”, noting that the pick-up time was four minutes. According to the mayor, there are 31,000 vehicles in the car-sharing park.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin July 7 signed A decision according to which the Federal Security Service will receive 24-hour remote access to its information systems and databases of passenger taxi orders.
formerly Siluanov said about pessimists and optimists.