Light metro train in Moscow (Russia)
The Moscow metro is one of the oldest and largest transportation systems of this type. Metro consists of 12 lines and 195 stations, whereas the total length of lines is 325 kilometers. The Moscow Metro is used daily by about 7 million people, making it one of the busiest systems in the world. The first line was opened in 1935. As the city and its population grew absorbing suburban areas, the Moscow metro has been gradually expanded too. The suburban areas are served by the so-called light rail, i.e. elevated lines. They connect the most distant districts with the underground metro lines, which are not any worse in terms of speed and convenience of travelling.
1. 1:28 (1:23 +0:05)
score: 1000


2. 1:32 (1:02 +0:30)
score: 700




3. 1:37 (1:22 +0:15)
score: 500


4. 1:49 (1:34 +0:15)
score: 400


5. 1:50 (1:35 +0:15)
score: 390


6. 2:00 (1:50 +0:10)
score: 380


7. 2:01 (1:56 +0:05)
score: 370


8. 2:11 (1:36 +0:35)
score: 360


9. 2:26 (1:51 +0:35)
score: 350



10. 2:27 (2:17 +0:10)
score: 340


11. 2:32 (1:47 +0:45)
score: 330


12. 2:37 (2:37 +0:00)
score: 320

13. 3:17 (3:12 +0:05)
score: 310

14. 3:23 (2:43 +0:40)
score: 300


15. 3:29 (2:49 +0:40)
score: 290


16. 3:32 (3:17 +0:15)
score: 280

17. 3:34 (3:14 +0:20)
score: 270

18. 3:41 (3:26 +0:15)
score: 260

19. 3:50 (3:30 +0:20)
score: 250

20. 3:58 (3:28 +0:30)
score: 240

21. 4:01 (3:26 +0:35)
score: 230

22. 4:10 (3:30 +0:40)
score: 220

23. 4:14 (3:49 +0:25)
score: 210

24. 4:17 (4:17 +0:00)
score: 200

25. 4:18 (3:43 +0:35)
score: 190

26. 4:20 (3:35 +0:45)
score: 180

27. 4:25 (4:05 +0:20)
score: 170

28. 4:25 (3:40 +0:45)
score: 160

29. 4:25 (3:50 +0:35)
score: 150

30. 4:31 (3:41 +0:50)
score: 140
