Published on: 2026-10-08
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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On October 10 and 11, the train schedule on the third line will change Moscow Central Diameter (MCD-3).
At Leningrad direction the intervals will be partially increased: on the section from Zelenograd — Kryukovo station to Khimki station — up to 45 minutes, and from Khimki station to Ostankino station — up to 30 minutes. Some trains coming from Ippodrom station will run on shortened routes to and from Khimki and Skhodnya stations. At Zelenograd — Kryukovo station, the departure tracks of trains may change. Before going out onto the platform, passengers are advised to check the information on the display boards.
On Kazansky direction some trains will run on shortened routes to and from Mitkovo station. The intervals between trains will be increased to 15 minutes. Trips to Kazansky railway station and back will be maintained.
Changes are necessary for specialists of JSC “Russian Railways” to carry out modernization work on the infrastructure of the Zelenograd — Kryukovo station. This is required for the construction of the Moscow — Saint Petersburg high-speed railway. The most extensive work will be carried out on weekends, when passenger traffic is minimal.
Muscovites and tourists are advised to check the current schedule on carriers’ websites Leningrad and Kazan directions, as well as build routes in applications “Moscow Metro” and “Moscow Transport”.
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