The electric train, more correctly, the electric train, is a type of public transport that can be used to get to settlements located outside the city. The train is very popular among summer residents who go to their suburban areas in the summer season. The movement of electric trains is carried out according to the schedule. How do you recognize him to go on a little trip out of town?
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to find out the schedule of electric trains leaving for the locality you need is to look at the scoreboard installed directly at the railway station or station. To do this, you need to take the metro, taxi or ground transport to the train station or station from which trains leave in the desired direction. Find a scoreboard, study it and choose an electric train suitable for the departure time. The schedule can be rewritten into a notebook so that it is at hand at any time. However, keep in mind that the timetable changes approximately twice a year, trains are canceled, and additional ones are introduced.
Step 2
The schedule of electric trains for the direction you need can be bought at the ticket office of the railway station or station.
Step 3
You can find out the schedule of electric trains on the Internet. Go to the website https://rasp.yandex.ru/, select the place of departure, the station of arrival, specify the date. Information about the departure of trains will appear immediately. Choose the time that suits you and hit the road.
Step 4
Please note that modern phone models allow you to download special applications from the Internet that allow you to find out the time of departure of suburban trains, anywhere at any time.
Step 5
In addition, you can find out the timetable of electric trains by calling the information desk of the railway station.
Step 6
Information desk of the Belorussky railway station: (495) 251-60-93, (495) 973-81-91.
Kazan station information desk: (495) 264-65-56.
Kievsky railway station information desk: (495) 240-04-15, (495) 240-11-15.
Information desk of the Kursk railway station: (495) 916-20-03.
Information office of the Leningradsky station: (495) 262-91-43.
Paveletsky railway station: (495) 235-05-22, (495) 235-68-07.
Riga station information center: (495) 631-15-88.
Savelovsky railway station: (495) 973-84-82. Yaroslavsky station information office: (495) 921-08-17, (495) 921-59-14.
