The metro chief wants the fare to cost 6 rubles
The metro chief wants the fare to cost 6 rubles In order for the Moscow metro to become subsidized, the fare on it should be 6 rubles, the head of the Moscow metro, Dmitry Gaev, said today. However, according to him, this is a "pretty high price." Currently, the metro's revenues account for 80% of its budget, 20% are subsidized by the Russian government and the Moscow government, of which 20% are subsidies from the Russian government and 80% from the Moscow government from the road fund.