-
neither elektrichkas nor
their crews return to a
depot every day; instead, they are ****igned to the end
stations of the routes.
Elektrichkas for Russian...
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Suburbs and
satellite cities are
connected by
commuter elektrichka (electric rail) network.
Elektrichkas depart from each of
these terminals to the nearby...
- p****enger train.
Elektrichkas are
widespread in Russia,
Ukraine and some
other countries of the
former Soviet Union. The
first elektrichka ride occurred...
-
trains stop and the
suburban one -
where only
suburban trains,
known as
elektrichkas, are allowed.
Dzhankoi air base of the
Russian Navy is nearby. As of...
- has been run
using Strizh trains since 2015.
Suburban commuter trains (
elektrichka)
connect Nizhny Novgorod with Vladimir, Dzerzhinsk, Murom, Kirov, Arzamas...
- Terminal. The
Russian part of the
railroad is used by
suburban trains (
elektrichkas) of the
Finlyandsky Rail
Terminal with
their final destinations at Zelenogorsk...
- are "water trams", buses, and
electric trains (colloquially
called "
elektrichka"). Due to the
large number of
people traveling to
dachas at w****ends...
- in
various countries, as
described above. rail
portal Commuter rail
Elektrichka P****enger rail
terminology Train categories in
Europe Blumgart, Jake...
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portal Railways portal Tsarskoye Selo
Railway Communications in
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Russia List of
railways in
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