Moscow Upgrades Timiryazevsky District Transport

The main section of the Moscow High-Speed Diameter was also opened, the Dmitrov Highway was upgraded, and the Dmitrov overpass was reconstructed.

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Three MCD lines (MCD-1, MCD-2, MCD-3) have arrived in Timiryazevsky District.
Moscow city stations Oktaynaya, Timiryazevskaya, and Petrovsko-Razumovskaya have been created to connect MCD lines with metro and MCW.
The main section of the Moscow Speedy Diameter (MSD) has been opened.
Dmitrovskoye Shosse has been updated and the Dmitrovsky overpass crossing MCD-3 has been reconstructed.
A pedestrian underpass has been built at Yablochkova Street, houses 35–37, crossing MCD-1.
Two new pedestrian crossings are planned on Dmitrovskoye Shosse: one underground near house 29, and one overhead near houses 5k1 and 7k2.
These crossings will improve connectivity between Timiryazevsky and Butyrsky districts, where over 150,000 people live.
16 new surface transport routes have been launched in the district.
Over 90 modern stops have been installed.
Trams on routes 27 and 29 have been fully replaced with low-floor models 'Vityaz-Moscow' and 'Lvyonok-Moscow'.
15 bicycle parking spots and 4 electric vehicle charging stations have been installed.
Road and courtyard improvements are underway near the Grazhdanskaya MCD-2 station, including asphalt resurfacing, new lighting, benches, parking, and greenery.

A school on Vuchetich Street will open on September 1 after reconstruction. — ntv
The courtyard area between houses 8, 10, and 10a on Solomennaya Storozhka has been comprehensively renovated based on residents' requests. — ntv
Five residential complexes have been built in the district under the renovation program, and five more are under construction. — ntv
A new overpass is being built over the Soltsevo—Butovo—Vorovskoye Shosse route to connect Novoperedelkino’s Novo-Orlovskaya Street with Vnukovo’s Projected Road No. 389. — vm