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A tram line along Rusakovskaya Street continues the line from Komsomolskaya Square, and it was also constructed in 1875 with horse-drawn cars operation. The line connects Komsomolskaya with Sokolniki district, the popular recreation zone. What makes it rather unique even in Moscow is its alignment in the centre of the road, and more to say - stops are not even equipped with safety islands. Of course, motorcars (three or four rows) are oblidged to stop and wait while commuters are boarding, however I would not be comforted to use the line regularly.
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