The Moscow Transport Museum has a unique collection of retro models of all types of Soviet urban transport. Here you can see a lot of different cars and trucks, taxis, trams, buses, trolleybuses that carried passengers along the streets of Moscow, as well as cars of various city services: police, firefighters, ambulance.

Let’s look only at a part of the presented vehicles. The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 21:00. Address: Moscow, Rogozhskiy Val Ulitsa, 9/2. The Moscow Transport Museum on Google Maps. Photos by: Stanislav Konstantinov.

AKZ-1 (1947).

ZIS-8 (1934-1936).

Militia (Police) Volga.

Passenger trailer to the bus ZIL-158 (1959-1961).

Militia.

PAZ-673 (1967-1989).

GAZ 651 (1949).

Modification for resorts.

RAF 251/976 (1955).

Taxi Moskvich.

Militia Moskvich.

ZIS-155 (1949-1957) – the main bus in the 1950s.

Technical trucks and a red fire truck.

Fire truck PMZ-9M.

ZIL-158 – the main bus in the 1960s.

LiAZ-158 (1959-1970).

Ambulances.

Militia Volga.

LiAZ-677 (1967-1994). In total, about 194,000 units were produced. You could see them in almost all cities of the USSR.

SVARZ-TBES-VSHV – an excursion trolleybus for VDNH.

Trolleybus SVARZ-MTBES.

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