Moscow's Rublyovo-Arkhangelskaya Line has 160 digital navigation displays

Five stations on Moscow's Rublyovo-Arkhangelskaya Line have 160 digital navigation elements. Deputy Mayor Maksim Liksutov said the line now leads the metro in their number.

All devices connect to a system for remotely updating content. Information was changed more than five times during the first month of operation. Alongside directions, passengers see information about safe behaviour.

Zvenigorodskaya station has the largest number, with 49 elements. Digital navigation also operates on the Troitskaya Line and Big Circle Line. The number of lines using the technology has tripled over two years, Liksutov said.

The transport strategy envisages more than 3,400 digital signs in the metro by 2030. The project began in 2024. Remote management allows passenger messages to change without replacing static signs.