Today there are more than three thousand streets in Moscow. Studying the roads of the capital is, of course, not an easy task. But there are various ways to make this process easier.
It is necessary
- - an atlas of highways;
- - Internet access;
- - GPS navigator.
Instructions
Step 1
Always carry an atlas of Moscow roads with you in your car. An electronic and more convenient analogue is the Moscow map located on the website https://www.moscowmap.ru/imap_moscow.shtml#. This map provides an opportunity in the shortest possible time to simply and easily plot the optimal route. It presents official institutions, various organizations, cultural and entertainment establishments, etc. The map has convenient buttons that allow you to quickly navigate through it.
Step 2
Install a GPS-navigator in your car, which will allow you to move comfortably and safely on the roads. After setting the destination at the beginning of your journey, you can listen to or read the instructions of the navigator, which will create the best route for you. The latest models of this equipment are distinguished by a higher speed of operation and the accuracy of receiving satellite signals. The navigator is powered by the vehicle's mains or the built-in lithium-ion battery.
Step 3
Drive along the roads of the capital as often and as much as possible. The main highways can be learned very quickly by breaking them into circular and radial. The main ring highways of the city are: Ring A (the very center of the city, traffic is carried out clockwise), Boulevard Ring (there are many boulevards on it), Garden Ring (streets are named "Sadovo-"), Third Transport Ring (passes through overpasses and tunnels, rarely - along the streets.) The fourth ring is located from Varshavskoe shosse to Mosfilmovskaya street. The fifth ring is the Moscow Ring Road.
Step 4
Examine the main radial highways. These include Leninsky Prospekt, Mozhaiskoye Shosse, Entuziastov Shosse and many others that lead from the capital to the Moscow Region and then to the cities after which they are named. The rest of Moscow streets are parallel to either radial or circular highways.
