Liksutov spoke about the popularity of route No. 390 to Serebryany Bor among Muscovites.

Passengers made more than 100,000 trips on the seasonal bus route No. 390, which connects Polezhaevskaya metro station with beach No. 3 in Serebryany Bor. This was announced by Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

The route has been operating for more than two months and provides transport accessibility to one of the most popular summer recreation areas in the capital. It also connects Serebryany Bor with the Polezhaevskaya and Narodnoe Opolchenie metro stations, as well as the Khoroshevo station of the Moscow Central Ring.

"With the onset of summer, more and more residents of the capital spend their leisure time in Serebryany Bor. To ensure a comfortable trip, we have been launching seasonal route No. 390 for 9 years, which serves passengers only during the warmer months. We continue to develop the capital's transport on behalf of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin," said Maxim Liksutov.

Buses make eight stops on the territory of Serebryany Bor, which allows passengers to quickly get to beaches and other recreation areas.

After the renewal of the rolling stock of commercial carriers, GAZ-A68R52 small class buses are operating on the route. The vehicles are equipped with a low-floor platform, a ramp for passengers with limited mobility, a climate control system, media screens and USB connectors for charging devices.

Today, four commercial carriers operate in Moscow under government contracts, serving 136 routes. Since the beginning of 2026, passengers have made more than 65 million trips on their buses. In May, the fleet of carriers was replenished with 278 new buses, which entered 41 routes.

The Metropolitan Department of Transport notes that the renewal of rolling stock and the development of the route network contribute to the growing popularity of public transport and reduce the burden on the city's road network.