Automobiles and wagons to join the train service in Novorossiysk.
New Car and Motorcycle Transport Routes Announced by RZD
Russian Railways (RZD) has announced new routes for the transportation of cars and motorcycles, expanding the options for passengers who wish to travel with their vehicles.
Starting from August 8th, car-carrying carriages will be added to passenger trains running from Moscow and St. Petersburg to Novorossiysk. The first runs on these new routes are scheduled for August 8th, with train No. 121 departing from St. Petersburg, train No. 126/125 from Moscow, and train No. 122 from Novorossiysk.
From Novorossiysk to St. Petersburg, the first run will be on August 10th, while the return journey from St. Petersburg to Novorossiysk will take place on an earlier date, with the exact train number yet to be confirmed.
The new routes will also include service on the St. Petersburg - Adler and Kotalas - Vorkuta routes, as well as on the Moscow - Adler, Moscow - Vladivostok, and Khabarovsk - Novy Urgal routes.
Each car-carrying carriage can accommodate four cars or 14 motorcycles, providing ample space for passengers travelling with vehicles.
It's important to note that the exact start dates and train numbers for the car and motorcycle transport by train from Moscow and St. Petersburg to Novorossiysk may not be available at this time. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, contacting Russian Railways directly or checking their official online timetables closer to your intended travel dates would be necessary.
For those interested, I can guide you on where to find official timetable information or how to inquire for these specific train transport routes.
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- The expansion in options for passengers traveling with their vehicles, announced by RZD, includes the finance sector as it will necessitate additional resources for the acquisition of car-carrying carriages.
- The new transportation routes for cars and motorcycles, unveiled by RZD, signify a significant development in the industry, potentially impacting both the automotive and transportation sectors.
