Published on: 2026-10-21
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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The Central Suburban Passenger Company (CSPC) is switching to the winter schedule starting October 25. The new timetable for suburban trains includes additional trips and stops. Some routes will be extended, and travel time on certain lines will be reduced to 16 minutes.
The new schedule has been prepared jointly with the Moscow Railway. The travel time of several trains has been reduced by optimizing stops and rerouting some routes to other tracks.
“From October 25, additional train services and stops will be scheduled, some routes will be extended, and travel times will be shortened on some routes. We have made specific changes based on passenger feedback: adjusted departure times of several trains, improved transfer options, and reduced intervals on several sections,” noted Sofya Fomenko, Head of the Public Relations Department of CPPK.
The first Moscow Central Diameter (MCD-1), Belorusskoye and Savyolovskoye directions
All suburban trains running on the Belorussky direction on the third and fourth tracks will begin stopping at the Moscow-City station. This applies to express trains to Odintsovo, Mozhaysk, Zvenigorod, and Dubna, as well as trains Moscow — Usovo.
At the request of passengers, the departure time of train No. 7117 Moscow — Odintsovo has been adjusted: it will now depart at 17:20 instead of 17:10.
In addition, some trains have scheduled stops at the stations Zhavronki, Chapaevka, Sanatornaya, Teatralnaya, Sadovaya, Dachnoe, Zdravnitsa, Chastcovskaya, Malye Vyazemy, and Lugovaya. Several train routes and stop schedules have been adjusted, some routes have been extended, and departure times have been changed.
MCD-2, Kursk and Riga directions
On the Tsaritsyno — Podolsk section, the traffic pattern will change: some trains will be switched to the third and fourth tracks to operate in express mode, which will reduce travel time. In addition, at Tsaritsyno station, a mandatory stop is introduced for all branded express trains servicing the Moscow — Tula route, as well as for train No. 7157, running between the capital’s Kursky station and Serpukhov.
In addition, the travel time for some express trains is reduced. Train No. 7146 Serpukhov — Moscow (Kursky railway station) will run 16 minutes faster, and No. 7148/7147 Serpukhov — Shakhovskaya — by seven minutes.
Train No. 7155r Moscow (Kursky Station) — Serpukhov will depart at 14:45 on weekdays, and its travel time will be reduced by 12 minutes. In addition, train No. 7185v Moscow (Kursky Station) — Serpukhov is scheduled to depart at 13:45.
Train No. 6001 will arrive from Tsaritsyn to Serpukhov 13 minutes earlier, thanks to which passengers will be able to transfer to train No. 6951 Serpukhov — Tula.
On the Kursk direction, additional stops are scheduled for trains at the stations Kutuzovskaya, Vesennyaya, Molodi, Ivachkovo, Luch, Chepelevo, 92nd km, and Avangard. On the Riga direction, new stops will appear at the stations Malinovka, 50th km, Troitskaya, Chekhovskaya, Kursakovskaya, Dubosekovo, Matrenino, and Lesodolgorukovo.
MCD-3 and Kazan direction
The train Moscow (Kazan Station) — Golutvin, which used to depart on working days at 08:54, will now depart 20 minutes earlier — at 08:34, and will arrive 16 minutes earlier. Several routes will be extended, and some of them will have additional stops at the stations Sovkhoz, Trofimovo, Khoroshovo, Konev Bor, Amerevo, and Vyalki.
The schedules of trains No. 6028 Golutvin — Ryazan-1 and No. 6038 Ryazan-1 — Shilovo were arranged so that the interval between them at the Ryazan-1 station is only seven minutes for a quick transfer.
MCD-4 and Gorky direction
Train No. 6813/6814 Krutoe — Aprelevka will run five minutes faster. Some trains have been assigned additional stops at the 87th km, Chernoe, and Vishnyakovo stations, while others have had their routes extended.
Kyiv direction and Kaluga region
Train No. 6155/6156 Moscow (Kiyevsky Station) — Kaluga will depart 29 minutes later, which will allow for a shorter break in daytime service. In addition, the travel time of some trains will be reduced by six minutes, and additional trips will be scheduled.
The train schedule on the Kaluga — Ferzikovo section has been revised: traffic will become more evenly distributed throughout the day. Depending on the service, travel time will be reduced by 13 minutes.
Paveletskoye direction
On weekends, train No. 6096 Ozherele — Moscow (Paveletsky station) is scheduled to depart at 16:57 and arrive at 19:08.
In addition, the travel times of nine trains have been changed, and some have been assigned additional stops at the stations Verkhnie Kotly, Chertanovo, Bulatnikovo, Kalinina, Vostryakovo, Danilovo, Privalovo, Shugarovo, Sitenka, and Belopesotskiy.
Yaroslavl direction
The routes of some trains have also been changed. Additional stops will appear at Nagornoye, Ashukinskaya, Kalistovo, and Semkhoz stations. In addition, the travel time of 12 electric trains has been adjusted.
With the transition to the winter schedule, summer “dacha” trains will be removed from the timetable. The schedule has been subject to targeted adjustments. Passengers can familiarize themselves with the current timetable and ticket prices on the company’s website, at railway stations and stops, as well as in the “Schedule and Tickets CPPC” app.
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