Construction of an overpass on the Yaroslavl direction of the…

Construction of an overpass on the Yaroslavl direction of the railway is underway in Moscow, which will connect Menzhinsky and Dudinki streets.

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A pedestrian and vehicular overpass is being built on the Yaroslavskoye line of the Moscow Central Ring Railway.
The overpass will connect Menzhinskogo and Dudinka streets.
The project aims to improve transportation connectivity between the Yaroslavsky, Babушкиnsky, and Losinoostrovsky districts.
The overpass will be constructed over 28 railway tracks.
The structure is designed in a horseshoe shape to preserve existing infrastructure and cultural heritage, including the polyclinic building of OAO 'RZD'.
Construction is taking place in a densely built-up urban area with active train traffic.
The overpass will be supported by five pillars: two on the side of Khibinsky Proezd, two on the side of Anadyrsky Proezd, and one between the railway tracks.
Underground retaining walls are currently being built as part of the foundation work.
A staging platform has been assembled on Anadyrsky Proezd to facilitate the movement of structural elements onto supports.
The project includes the construction and reconstruction of over four kilometers of roads, including sections of Anadyrsky and Khibinsky Proezds, Menzhinskogo Street, and the new Projected Road No. 4337 from the overpass to Fedoskinskaya Street.
The project is expected to be completed by 2028.
The overpass will enable better cross-connections from Yaroslavsky to Dmitrovskoye Shosse.

Alexander Chebotarev, an expert from the Higher School of Economics, described the project as unique and emphasized its significant impact on the quality of life for residents of the northeastern part of Moscow, though he noted it may not have a global network effect for the entire city. — vm
The project includes the construction of over four kilometers of roads and the development of Projected Road No. 4337, which will connect the overpass to Fedoskinskaya street. — tg_mos_sobyanin
Sergei Sobyanin previously reported that over five kilometers of urban road network were completed in the Moskvorechye-Saburovo and Tsaritsyno districts starting in 2026. — m24