Central EPC

The company's share of Russian suburban rail transport is 63,7%.

CEPC is responsible for 91,4% of all suburban passenger traffic using the Moscow Transport Hub.

Every day, the Central Exurban Passenger Company carries 1.6 million passengers. In 2016, the company carried more than 540 million passengers.

The Moscow Transport Hub accounts for 97,9% of the total passenger traffic.

The territory served by the Central Exurban Passenger Company covers 11 subjects of the Russian Federation:

Moscow

Moscow Region

Bryansk Region

Oryol Region

Kaluga Region

Tula Region

Vladimir Region

Ryazan Region

Smolensk Region

Kursk Region

Tver Region

The company started operating on January 1, 2006 on the Paveletsky route of the Moscow Railway, which is a branch of Russian Railways. Since May 1, 2007, it has operated in an expanded area, on the Kursk and Kazan routes of the Moscow Railway. On October 1, 2008, suburban passenger service began on the Moscow Railway's Yaroslavl route. It has operated on the Savelovsky, Riga and Belorussian routes since July 1 , 2010, and on the Gorky and Kiev routes since November 2010.

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