Transport in Russia

Transport in Russia comprises an extensive national network of roads, railways and airways across the Russian Federation. It stretches almost 7,700 km from Kaliningrad in the west to the Kamchatka Peninsula in the east. Major cities, including Moscow and Saint Petersburg, have extensive rapid transit systems. Transport service exports are an important component of Russia's GDP, and the government projected growth under its 2008 transport strategy.

Network span

Almost 7,700 km from Kaliningrad to the Kamchatka Peninsula

Urban rapid transit

Extensive systems serve Moscow and Saint Petersburg

Transport service exports

An important component of Russia's GDP