New Moscow-Region Bus Routes Launch on Sept 26

On route number 1823, small-class buses will operate, and on route number 1568, medium-class buses will operate.

Consensus

Two new bus routes under the 'Moscow—Region' project began operating on September 26.
The routes connect settlements in Krasnogorsk and Mytishi with nearby metro and MCD stations.
New buses from a batch of 600 Russian-made vehicles were deployed on the routes.
The buses are equipped with climate control systems, media panels, and USB charging ports.
Passengers can pay using bank cards, Troika cards, or social cards.
Dedicated bus lanes were introduced at the intersection of Leningradskoe and Volokolamskoe highways.
The new lanes are intended to speed up urban transit and improve transfer convenience.

The new routes are numbered 1502 and 1098, not 1568 and 1823 as stated in other sources. — riamo
The 'Strelka' card does not work on the new routes, and transfer discounts are not applicable when using Troika or bank cards. — riamo
If the regional card fails, it can be recoded at a Multi-Functional Center (MFC) in Moscow Oblast. — riamo
Four new dedicated bus lanes will be introduced in Moscow starting October 10, not September 26. — m24
The new lanes are located in Zelenograd, Budennovskiy Avenue, Projected Avenue No. 64, and Minskaya Street. — m24
Staff will be present during the transition period to assist passengers with the new ticketing system. — vm
The new buses on routes 1568 and 1822 are of medium and small class, respectively. — vm