Published on: 2026-10-27
Source: Moscow Metro.
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Six Moscow Metro stations have reached significant milestones in the number of trips since the beginning of the year. Data for the third quarter demonstrate a high load on the capital’s transport infrastructure and an even distribution of passenger flow between historical hubs and new districts.
The list of record-holding stations includes:
- ‘Komsomolskaya’ of the Circle Line — 30 million trips;
- “VDNKh” — 20 million trips;
- “Nekrasovka” of the Nekrasovskaya line — 15 million trips;
- “Oktyabrskoye Pole” — 10 million rides;
- “Chkalovskaya” — 5 million rides;
- “Tyutchevskaya” — 1 million trips.
These figures are made up of millions of daily journeys: students rushing to classes, professionals heading to interviews, and city residents returning home after work. Notably, the top spots include both traditional transfer hubs (such as “Komsomolskaya” on the Circle Line) and stations in rapidly developing residential areas (“Nekrasovka,” “Tyutchevskaya”), which confirms the effectiveness of expanding the network into new districts.
The transport complex notes that the growth in indicators is directly linked to the development of infrastructure: increasing the capacity of transfers and optimizing the intervals of movement, which makes the metro a convenient tool for solving the everyday tasks of Muscovites.
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