Sobyanin approved the Ilyinskoye subway depot project for the Rublevo-Arkhangelskaya line

Moscow mayor Sergey Sobyanin has approved the planning project of the electric depot "Ilyinskoye" for servicing trains of the under-construction Rublevo-Arkhangelskaya line. This official reported in his Telegram-channel on Saturday, December 21.

According to the official, the object will be located on a plot of 19.02 hectares on the northern side of Novorizhskoye highway. Specialists will lay a connecting branch line to the line with a total length of about 1.2 km, reports the agency of city news "Moscow".

Rublevo-Arkhangelsky line will pass from "Moscow City" to Rublevo-Arkhangelsky beyond the MKAD and in the future - to Krasnogorsk, specifies the site kp.ru. The project provides interchanges to Solntsevskaya, Filevskaya, Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya and Bolshaya Koltsevaya subway lines, as well as the MCC, writes "Moscow 24".

At the initial stage of the 17th line will serve the electric depot "Solntsevo", and later - "Ilyinskoe".

December 19, it became known that in the under construction electric depot "Yuzhnoye" in the Brateevo district began work to prepare for the installation of a wheel lathe to service the rolling stock of the Zamoskvoretskaya line of the Moscow subway. The equipment will be located in the settling and repair building of the electric depot, RT writes. The shop has been allocated a room with an area of more than 2.4 thousand square meters. meters. A separate track will be laid there, with the help of which wheel sets will be turned without rolling them out from under the train. The area of the shop will allow simultaneous complex work on all eight cars, reports NSN.

December 17, it became known that the electric depot "Yuzhnoye", which is now in the process of construction, is planned to unite with the working "Brateevo". To ensure the work of the united complex will be created a unified system of automation telecontrol traffic.

Earlier it was reported that 12 electric depots were built or overhauled in Moscow for 13 years. Sobyanin noted that electric depots are needed to open new lines, notes 360.ru.