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Old Posted Sep 18, 2007, 3:57 AM
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Moscow: new metro stations

A new station, Trubnaja, has been opened Aug 30th 2007, the total count is now 173. The next one to be opened,
of the same line, Sretenskij Bulvar, is schedueled for December this year. The addition to the length of tunnels is 3.72 km.
The station took 17 years to complete. The construction was frozen during hyperinflation of the 90s. The cost of
maintaining the station and tunnels with construction halted equalled the cost of completion of the construction.

More new stations are to be opened on the Blue line by the end of the year.

Video news release:
http://videoarchive.rbc.ru/archive/2...bnaya_1700.wmv

The video has been removed from server and is not available anymore... But it is not a big deal.

Anyway, according to this video you will soon be able to pay in Moscow metro using mobile phone SIM card, receiving the bill
by phone later; the phone itself to be scanned instead of a plastic card.

pictures by russos from LiveJournal




















































Pictures by coth

connection to Tsevtnoj Bulvar









































































photo by VanHelsing.16 source















one more photo outside by mozart

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Last edited by anm; Oct 8, 2007 at 6:18 AM.
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