MTS has optimized network fragments, reconfigured its parameters and increased transmission speed capacity on the six most popular highways from Moscow within the region.
The works cover all coverages of radio bands. Coverage for 2G, public voice, was 99.9%, and 4G for internet was 95%.
On which highways communication is improved:
• M-1 “Belarus” to Brest
• M-5 “Ural” to Chelyabinsk
• M-9 “Baltic” in the archive
• M-10 Rossiya to St. Petersburg via Tver and Novgorod
• A-130 via Maloyaroslavets to Bobruisk
• M-11 “Neva” in St. Petersburg
The average speed on all highways is 46 Mbps. The highest average speed 55 Mbps fixed on the highway M-1 “Belarus”.
Following in terms of average speed is the M-11 Neva highway to St. Petersburg at a speed of 53.4 Mbps. On the remaining four roads, the speed varies from 38 to 49 Mbps.
Ensuring sustainable coverage on highways, some of which are far from certain points, is not only the comfort of passengers and drivers, but an important and important task, ensuring safety on the way.
We are working to improve the quality of communication on the highway and do our best to ensure that our subscribers on the road are always in constant communication and need Internet access.
— Vladislav Medvedev, Technical Director of the Moscow region of MTS
These speeds are enough to solve all the necessary tasks on the go: from fast loading of online maps and file discovery to watching high-quality video without interrupting Internet sessions.
Source: Iphones RU
