Moscow to Launch 18 New Bus Routes in TiNAO

Sergey Sobyanin: 18 bus routes will be launched in Novosibirsk.

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18 new bus routes are planned for the Troitsk and Novomoskovsky administrative districts (TiNAO) of Moscow.
The new routes aim to improve transport access for small settlements, including villages, garden plots (SNT), and small towns.
The first eight routes are scheduled to launch in early autumn 2026.
30 small, maneuverable buses will be used to serve the new routes.
The buses will be adapted for passengers with limited mobility.
The project is part of a broader effort to improve transport connectivity in remote areas of TiNAO.
The routes will connect small settlements with larger towns, schools, hospitals, metro stations, and MCD and railway stations.
Free transfers will be available for passengers using the 'Troika' card via the 'Moscow Metro' or 'Moskovsky Transport' app.
More than 120,000 residents of 242 SNTs, villages, and settlements will benefit from the new routes.
The infrastructure for the routes has been inspected and confirmed as suitable for bus operations.
The project includes the construction of over 110 new stops, more than 10 layover and turning areas, and nearly 60 passing bays.

The inspections were conducted in June 2026 by the Moscow City Transport Complex and the Department of Capital Repair, involving 417 stops and 54 turning areas. — m24
37 new stops, five turning areas, and one layover-turning area were already built by late 2024 to early 2025 for the first routes. — m24
In 2025, 13 stops and a turning circle were built for the route between Rassudovo and Ozhigovo. — m24
The new route №1567 (Moscow–Region) will start on August 22, replacing routes №177 and №567, which will cease on August 25. — m24
The transport system in TiNAO has seen an 83% increase in bus routes and reduced travel times over recent years. — tg_mosrutop
The new 18 routes will be launched in 2026–2027 across seven districts of New Moscow. — tg_mosrutop
The new routes will connect small settlements with major settlements, schools, and hospitals. — ntv
The expected daily passenger flow is 5,000–6,000 people. — ntv
The project is part of a two-year plan starting in 2026. — vm
The first eight routes will cover the areas of Bekasovo, Filimonkovsky, Troitsk, and Vnukovo. — vm