Traffic Opens on New Section of Moscow High-Speed Diameter
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin and Alexey Krapivin, CEO of Natsproektstroy Group, opened traffic on Stage I of the final section of the Moscow High-Speed Diameter, built by the holding's companies.
3 September 2026
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The main structure within the section opened today is a new flyover above the Kursk direction railway tracks. Builders installed over 2,700 tonnes of steel and poured 7,500 cubic metres of concrete.
The section, which is over 5 km long, comprises five flyovers and one tunnel. The construction activities took three years. With the new interchange in place, the Moscow High-Speed Diameter will get a convenient link to the M-4 Don highway via Lipetskaya Street, cutting travel times considerably.
Alexey Krapivin also pointed out that NPS companies were involved in building several other sections of the Moscow High-Speed Diameter: "This is a large-scale project that the city entrusted to us, and as we finish another stage, we have every reason to be proud of the work accomplished."
The section, which is over 5 km long, comprises five flyovers and one tunnel. The construction activities took three years. With the new interchange in place, the Moscow High-Speed Diameter will get a convenient link to the M-4 Don highway via Lipetskaya Street, cutting travel times considerably.
Alexey Krapivin also pointed out that NPS companies were involved in building several other sections of the Moscow High-Speed Diameter: "This is a large-scale project that the city entrusted to us, and as we finish another stage, we have every reason to be proud of the work accomplished."
