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Moscow road charge to rise by 6 roubles during weekday peak hours
From October 16, 2026, the charge to use Moscow’s High-Speed Diameter will increase by 6 roubles during certain weekday hours.
The change applies during hours when traffic is critically congested.
The road is in Moscow, Russia.
The increase is an adjustment to the cost of travelling on it.
The stated change is limited to those congested weekday hours.
It will take effect on October 16, 2026.
The toll for the Moscow Speedy Diameter will rise by 6 rubles during the most heavily congested weekday hours.
The change takes effect on 16 October 2026.
The source says the toll will be indexed, but does not give the new total price.
- Who
- The Moscow Speedy Diameter toll authority is not identified.
- What
- The toll will rise by 6 rubles during the most heavily congested weekday hours.
- When
- From 16 October 2026.
- Where
- The Moscow Speedy Diameter in Moscow.
- Why
- The source says the toll will be indexed; it does not give a further reason.
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- Toll increase
- 6 rubles
- Effective date
- 16 October 2026
- Road
- Moscow Speedy Diameter
- Timing
- Most heavily congested hours on weekdays
Sources
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