en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Moscow Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure recently launched a floating dock dedicated to the city's electric ferries. Located along the fourth electric ferry route, connecting the towns of Luzhniki and Kievsky, the dock was put into operation after testing by the Moscow State Transport Company.
The electric ferry dock, with a diameter of 10 meters, can accommodate up to 40 passengers and ensures a fast and smooth boarding experience. Adjacent to metro stations, Moscow Central Circle stops, and the Luzhniki Sports Center, it facilitates seamless transfers with other modes of transport. The dock operates entirely on electricity, designed to minimize environmental impact on Moscow's waterways. Its facilities include seating, vending machines, and modern media screens displaying real-time vessel schedules.
The launch of the electric ferry dock is part of the expansion of Moscow's urban water public transport network. Located along the fourth electric ferry route, the facility offers residents a new travel option. The Moscow Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure stated that the electric ferry dock will enhance regional transport accessibility.
