The new metro section from the South-West station to Putilovskaya can be completed two years earlier-by 2020

The head of the Transport Infrastructure Development Committee, Sergei Kharlashkin, said that the construction of the first section of the Krasnosel-Kalinin (brown) line could be completed in 2020, and not in 2022, as mentioned earlier. Kharlashkin has in mind the site from the South-West metro station to the Putilovskaya station, including the Broneva station (Kazakovskaya). It is reported by Kommersant.

Dates may shift if the Smolny redistributes funding and sends part of the funds allocated for 2019 for 2018. Now 1 billion rubles for 2018 have been laid down on the construction of the line in the city budget, and 13 Millards for 2019.

In the KRAR project, the KRACHNY line will take place on the site from the Obvodny Canal station to the Kosakovskaya station with the Borovka, Moscow Gate, Bronevskaya, Kirovsky Plant, as well as the site from the Kazakovskaya station to the Obvodny Canal-2 station.

In the St. Petersburg metro, by the end of the year, the Dunai, Shushara and Prospekt Glory stations will appear. What is known about them and other new stations

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In total, 19 new stations should appear in St. Petersburg until 2025. “Paper” collected everything that is known about progress in their construction and dates of commissioning.