Muscovites use their time in the metro for entertainment. According to ON Media research, the average travel time is 24 minutes.
Morning ridership between 6am and 10am is 2.28 million, with a peak between 7am and 9am. In the evening, travel is more balanced, with a total of 2.55 million trips between 5 and 9 p.m.
Pop and rap music is very popular in the morning and in the evening. In the morning, Muscovites prefer lyrical pieces, such as “Tonu” by Holy Flame, and in the evening – more active songs, for example, “BANK” by Zivert.
Among the books that topped the list this morning were “The Art of Not Caring” by Mark Manson and “Master and Margarita” by Mikhail Bulgakov. In the evening we read Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
Among morning films, crime dramas and fantasy are very popular, such as “The Summer Will End” with Yura Borisov. In the evening, Muscovites choose comedies, for example, “To Grandfather’s Village” with Yuri Stoyanov.
Before that, the press service of the capital’s metro spoke about the most strange discoveries in public transport in Moscow. The list included folk costumes, a wooden stand, and records.