Liksutov spoke about the available routes and the operation of Moscow bus stations.

More than 170 intercity and international routes are now available from Moscow bus stations, and Krasnogvardeisky Railway Station has become one of the key transport hubs in the south of the capital. This was stated by Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of the capital for Transport and Industry. He noted that according to the task of Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the Moscow authorities, together with carriers, continue to "open new routes and improve the quality of passenger service."

Today there are five modern bus stations in Moscow: Krasnogvardeysky, Tsentralny, Salarievo, Severnye Vorota and Yuzhny Vorota. These are modern transport hubs that provide reliable communication between the capital, the regions of Russia and neighboring countries.

Bus service allows you to get to destinations where flights and railways are limited or non-existent. The route network covers both large cities and small towns, remote areas, border areas and popular resorts. The bus remains accessible, convenient, and often the only direct way to get to your destination.

All the capital's bus stations meet modern comfort and safety requirements. Passengers can, in particular, use waiting rooms, a mother and child room, luggage storage rooms, cafes and vending machines, chargers for rent and free Wi-Fi.

Liksutov also said that now it will be possible to get to the Armenian capital from Krasnogvardeisky. Flights to Yerevan will depart once a week — on Thursdays. According to the Deputy mayor, the launch of the new international route was the result of the joint work of the Moscow Metro Station Development Service team with carriers.