Russian metro station exit and card recharge machine

Описание: Russian metro station exit and card recharge machine
रसिया metro station बाट बाहिर निस्किने र कार्ड रिचार्ज गर्ने मेशिन
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*Exiting a Russian Metro Station & Using a Card Recharge Machine*

#### *1. Finding the Exit (Выход – "Vykhod")*
Look for *green signs* with *"Выход"* (Exit) or arrows pointing toward the street.
Some stations have multiple exits—check *maps on the walls* or *digital displays* to pick the right one.
In Moscow, exits often lead to long *escalators* or stairs before reaching street level.

#### *2. Using the Turnstile to Exit*
Simply *walk through* (no need to scan your ticket when leaving).
If using a *Troika card* (Moscow) or *Podorozhnik card* (St. Petersburg), just pass through—**no tap required on exit**.

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*How to Recharge Your Metro Card*
Most Russian metros use *contactless smart cards* (like *Troika in Moscow* or **Podorozhnik in St. Petersburg**).

#### *Where to Find a Recharge Machine*
Near *station entrances* or **inside the lobby**.
Machines usually have *touchscreens* and **English language options**.

#### *Steps to Recharge*
1. *Select "Пополнить" (Top up) or "Пополнение карты" (Card recharge).*
2. *Place your card on the reader* (usually a **circular pad**).
3. *Choose payment method* (cash or card).
4. *Enter the amount* (e.g., 500₽, 1000₽).
5. *Confirm & wait* for the balance to update.

#### *Alternative Ways to Recharge*
*Ticket offices* (Касса – "Kassa") – Can help if machines don’t accept cash.
*Mobile apps* (e.g., *MosMetro* for Moscow) for online top-ups.

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*Pro Tips*
✔ *Check your balance* at the machine before recharging.
✔ *Hold onto your card**—some stations have **exit validators* (especially in St. Petersburg).
✔ *Avoid peak hours* if possible—recharge lines can get long.

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