The application offers a number of useful functions, including managing the Troika card, the ability to choose the freest metro car online, purchasing tickets for long-distance buses and even a virtual assistant in the form of a chatbot named Alexander. Users can also leave a request about forgotten items and order support from CSMC staff.
In addition, Sergei Sobyanin notes that new functions are constantly appearing in the application, among which this year it was possible to connect the Muscovite card. Discount travelers can now view their travel history and students can purchase passes online.
The app also offers the ability to freeze annual passes for 14 days, which provides greater flexibility in the use of Moscow public transport.
Source: Ferra
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