Moscow trolleybus network

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The Moscow trolleybus network was an extensive electric public transport system in Moscow, once one of the largest of its kind in the world, operating trolleybuses across the city until its closure in the late 2010s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct transport system
trolleybus network
closureDate 2020-08-25
country Russia
declinePeriod 2010s
endOfRegularService 2020-08-25
fareMedium Troika card
contactless bank cards
paper tickets
fareSystem integrated Moscow public transport fare system
finalRoute route 15
route 70
governingBody Moscow City Government
heritageOperation heritage trolleybus runs on selected dates after closure
heritagePreservation some overhead infrastructure preserved for museum and technical purposes
heritageVehicle preserved ZiU-9 trolleybuses
preserved vintage Moscow trolleybuses
historicalSignificance one of the earliest large-scale trolleybus systems in the USSR
symbol of Soviet-era urban transport in Moscow
inception 1933
locatedIn Moscow
mapRepresentation Moscow trolleybus route maps
mediaDepiction featured in Soviet and Russian films set in Moscow
notableDepot Baumansky trolleybus depot
Filevsky trolleybus depot
Krasnopresnensky trolleybus depot
notableStreetServed Garden Ring
Prospekt Mira
Sadovoye Koltso
Tverskaya Street
openingDate 1933-11-15
operator Mosgortrans
owner City of Moscow
partOf Moscow public transport system
peakFleetSize over 1700 trolleybuses
peakRouteCount over 80 routes
peakStatus largest trolleybus system in Europe at its peak
one of the largest trolleybus systems in the world
propulsionSystem electric power
reasonForDecline development of surface electric buses and battery buses
policy shift toward diesel and gas buses
removal of overhead wiring on central streets
replaced horse-drawn tram services in Moscow
some Moscow tram routes
replacedBy battery electric buses in Moscow
compressed natural gas buses
diesel buses
rollingStock AKSM-101 trolleybus
AKSM-321 trolleybus
BTZ-5276 trolleybus
LiAZ-5280 trolleybus
Trolza-5265 Megapolis trolleybus
VMZ-5298 trolleybus
ZiU-682 trolleybus
linked to: ZiU-9 trolleybus

ZiU-9 trolleybus
electric low-floor trolleybuses in later years
servedCity Moscow
tractionPowerSupply 600 V DC overhead line
transportMode trolleybus
usedInfrastructure overhead electric wires

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Moscow bus network integratedWith Moscow trolleybus network
Kiyevsky railway station hasPublicTransportConnection Moscow trolleybus network
Pyatnitskoye Shosse hasConnection Moscow trolleybus network
Rizhsky railway terminal hasPublicTransportConnection Moscow trolleybus network
Prospekt Vernadskogo hasTransportConnection Moscow trolleybus network
Moscow unified tariff zone appliesTo Moscow trolleybuses
linked to: Moscow trolleybus network
Sadovaya Ring segments isServedBy Moscow trolleybus and bus lines
linked to: Moscow trolleybus network
Kiyevsky railway station (Moscow) hasConnection Moscow trolleybus network