Can you drive from Moscow to Vladivostok?

yes, you can.

Many people who want to buy a car in Vladivostok and bring it to Western Russian do so.

For example, www.drom.ru has many reviews of such kind of trips

Moscow To Vladivostok

yes but why would you? people forget how big russia is and moscow and vladi are literally thousands of miles apart. i think it would be hard and possibly dangerous since you'd be driving through hundreds of miles of basically empty territory, putting you at risk for highway robbers or crooked provincial policemen that want to stop you and try to get money out of you. and besides that rural russian roads (even the ones just outside moscow) are awful and you'd do your car some serious damage, lol. and on top of all that there's some pretty dangerous stuff going on in southern russia so you might even have terrorist attacks/kidnapping to consider if you drive!

you can take the trans-siberian rail from moscow to vladivostok! it's a long way but i just don't think driving is worth it. good luck :)

A friend of mine went from Petersburg to Barnaul (town in Siberia) by car - it's more than 4000 km (8000 km with the way back). He got a lot of adventures and even got in a car accident (not his fault, but then the distance is this long it's very possible something happens wrong on the way). Long car trips are always risky.

A net of roads exists of course. You have to think carefully when choosing a route so you pick the shortest one. You will get lost somewhere anyway:) Some roads run through territories of cities, some go aside. But I think seeing cities during the trip is the most interesting part, so sometimes it's worth to lengthen the route.

My friend said that in the European part and the Urals the roads were much worse than in Siberia. I guess so. At least they have built a lot of new roads in my part of Siberia.

the answerbriefly, is yes you can. It is over 6500 kilometers and once you get out of the heavily populated golden ring it gets rustic real quick. Road conditions as you go east, are hard on tires, especially in the spring after the ice breaks up the roads so be sure you know how to repair a tire.

So yes, but why would you punish yourself.

You can drive accross Russia and the roads are variable from very good to not so good,

Its a hell of a long way though, a bit like driving from new york to La and back again

perhaps this will help you

http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=11...

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