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Travel on the Moscow metro will rise to 55 rubles
The Moscow government announced an increase in public transport fares for a number of tariffs from January 1, 2017. A price comparison table can be found here .
As part of the "Single" tariff, the cost of one trip will increase from 50 to 55 rubles, tickets for 20 trips will rise in price from 650 to 720 rubles, for 40 - from 1300 to 1440 rubles, for 60 - from 1570 to 1700 rubles. The price of unlimited "Single", which the government called the most popular type of tickets, will not change.
The cost of one trip with the Troika card will increase from 32 to 35 rubles. When paying with bank cards with PayPass and PayWave and phones with NFC and Apple Pay, the cost of the trip will decrease from 50 to 40 rubles.
The cost of a trip under the 90-minute tariff for two modes of transport will increase from 60 to 65 rubles (with the Troika card - 54 rubles), the cost of 60 trips - up to 2650 rubles.
Tickets for one trip for ground transport (tram, bus, trolleybus) will rise in price from 35 to 40 rubles (valid only in zone B), for 60 - from 1000 to 1150 rubles, a ticket for 30 days - from 970 to 1040 rubles.
For students and schoolchildren, the cost of a metro ticket will increase from 365 to 380 rubles, for land transport - from 240 to 250 rubles.
Tickets that are not in demand will be excluded from the ticket menu from the beginning of next year. These are TAT tickets for 90 and 365 days, TAT for one trip between zones A and B, as well as TAT - suburban. Earlier, Moscow carriers asked for an increase in tariffs up to 15.5 percent.