The test was conducted on a modernized diesel train prepared by specialists from the Chisinau depot. The event was attended by Vladimir Bolea, Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development; Sergiu Cotelnic, CFM CEO; and company specialists. The new transportation service is designed to provide residents of towns and villages along the route with an affordable and convenient option for traveling to the capital, making daily commutes to work, schools, and other destinations easier. A key advantage is access to the international airport in Chisinau via the Revaca–Airport road link, which significantly reduces travel time and helps avoid traffic jams. In addition, parking lots are planned to be built near the stations along this route, which will make it easier to combine private vehicles with rail travel. The launch of the new route will result in the removal of the Chisinau–Ungheni diesel route from the schedule, given the decline in passenger traffic and high operating costs, which will allow for more efficient use of the company's operational resources. As noted, CFM continues to analyze solutions for the development of passenger rail transport and the adaptation of services to passenger needs. // 13.11.2026 — InfoMarket