CPPK transfers suburban trains to the winter schedule from October 25
From October 25, commuter trains of the Central Suburban Passenger Company (CCPPC) will start running on the winter schedule
From October 25, commuter trains of the Central Suburban Passenger Company (CCPPC) will start running on the winter schedule. This was reported by the portal of the mayor and the government of the capital.
According to Sofya Fomenko, head of the public relations department of the CPPK, the new schedule provides for additional flights and stops, some routes have been extended, and travel time has been reduced for some destinations. According to her, some changes were made taking into account the appeals of passengers.
It is noted that a number of trains have adjusted the departure time, in some areas the intervals of movement have decreased, and transplants have become more convenient.
The key innovation will affect the Belarusian direction: all suburban trains following the third and fourth tracks will start stopping at the Moscow-City station. This will affect express trains to Odintsovo, Mozhaisk, Zvenigorod and Dubna, as well as trains from Moscow to Usovo.
