Bus 887 Route — Moscow

Bus 887 route

Stops Map Information

Route stops

64 stops • 2 directions

Avtobus 887: Klyuchevaya ulica, 24 => Tambovskaya ulica
Автобус 887: Ключевая улица, 24 => Тамбовская улица

Avtobus 887: Tambovskaya ulica => Metro "Alma-Atinskaya"
Автобус 887: Тамбовская улица => Метро «Алма-Атинская»

Route map

Additional Route Information

Avtobus 887: Klyuchevaya ulica, 24 => Tambovskaya ulicaАвтобус 887: Ключевая улица, 24 => Тамбовская улица

Reference

887

Route network

Московский транспорт

Operator

ГУП «Мосгортранс»

Color

#c2e6ff

Charge: all-inclusive

90 RUB

Charge: cards

83 RUB

Charge: SBP

83 RUB

Charge: Troika

75 RUB

Fare

Yes

Ticketless fine

2000 RUB

Wheelchair accessibility

Yes

Blind assistance

Limited

Deaf assistance

Yes

Air Conditioning

Yes

Payment: cards

Yes

Payment: cash

Payment: contactless

Yes

Payment: Maestro

Payment: Mastercard

Payment: Mir

Yes

Payment: NFC

Yes

Payment: Podorozhnik

Payment: SBP

Yes

Payment: social cards

Yes

Payment: Strelka

Payment: Troika

Yes

Payment: Visa

Bicycle area

Yes

Data check date

2023-04-19

Data source

Реестр маршрутов города Москвы

Avtobus 887: Tambovskaya ulica => Metro "Alma-Atinskaya"Автобус 887: Тамбовская улица => Метро «Алма-Атинская»

Reference

887

Route network

Московский транспорт

Operator

ГУП «Мосгортранс»

Color

#c2e6ff

Charge: all-inclusive

90 RUB

Charge: cards

83 RUB

Charge: SBP

83 RUB

Charge: Troika

75 RUB

Fare

Yes

Ticketless fine

2000 RUB

Wheelchair accessibility

Yes

Blind assistance

Limited

Deaf assistance

Yes

Air Conditioning

Yes

Payment: cards

Yes

Payment: cash

Payment: contactless

Yes

Payment: Maestro

Payment: Mastercard

Payment: Mir

Yes

Payment: NFC

Yes

Payment: Podorozhnik

Payment: SBP

Yes

Payment: social cards

Yes

Payment: Strelka

Payment: Troika

Yes

Payment: Visa

Bicycle area

Yes

Data check date

2023-04-19

Data source

Реестр маршрутов города Москвы

Quick Overview

Bus 887 route in Moscow. View all 2 directions, 64 stops, and the route map.

Data source

The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.

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