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You can now find the shortest public transport route for Moscow using our site at Moscow Guide -> Public Transport Routes.
There's a new, interesting website that allows you to search public transport routes in Moscow. You enter your starting point (street or address) and your destination and it tells you the best public transport options (buses, trams, metro, etc). Could be very useful when you're trying to get somewhere that has no nearby metro station. Here's the site:
Moscow Public Transport Search
It's still in Beta version and at the moment there are some problems with entering street names (it's not clear what transliteration is needed). But the 'Object' search currently works well. And the Russian language search works fine.
Update: Way to Russia in cooperation with RusAvtobus created our own version in English, where you can mark the locations on Google Maps. Check out Moscow Guide -> Public Transport Search
Moscow Public Transport Search
It's still in Beta version and at the moment there are some problems with entering street names (it's not clear what transliteration is needed). But the 'Object' search currently works well. And the Russian language search works fine.
Update: Way to Russia in cooperation with RusAvtobus created our own version in English, where you can mark the locations on Google Maps. Check out Moscow Guide -> Public Transport Search
21/06: Introduction to KTP
Hi Everybody!
My name is Mitjan Kryukov. I'm the coordinator of Russian Transport Travellers Club (Klub Transportnyh Ruteshestvennikov aka KTP).
KTP was found presumably in 2000 by ex-railway officer Wsewolod S. Putnik and at those times was more a group of friends hanging round Moscow region.
Nowadays it developed to a unique non-governmental organization for Russia which tries to visit unnkown, but interesting places of the country, create challenging routes, ride exceptional means of transportation etc. etc.
We have quite a large amount of articles and other texts and photos summarizing our experience. We also have several side projects, like biggest ex-USSR transport timetable web-project or some guides. Most eccentric side project is KTP team in 'Chto?Gde?Kogda?', most popular Russian brain game, but we'll talk about it another time.
We would like to present some of our reports, news and surely pictures here. We hope they'll be of some interest to you.
So, POEHALI, as we say here.
My name is Mitjan Kryukov. I'm the coordinator of Russian Transport Travellers Club (Klub Transportnyh Ruteshestvennikov aka KTP).
KTP was found presumably in 2000 by ex-railway officer Wsewolod S. Putnik and at those times was more a group of friends hanging round Moscow region.
Nowadays it developed to a unique non-governmental organization for Russia which tries to visit unnkown, but interesting places of the country, create challenging routes, ride exceptional means of transportation etc. etc.
We have quite a large amount of articles and other texts and photos summarizing our experience. We also have several side projects, like biggest ex-USSR transport timetable web-project or some guides. Most eccentric side project is KTP team in 'Chto?Gde?Kogda?', most popular Russian brain game, but we'll talk about it another time.
We would like to present some of our reports, news and surely pictures here. We hope they'll be of some interest to you.
So, POEHALI, as we say here.
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