Electronic check-in for the Russian Railways train - export of a ticket to Google and Yandex. Calendar

When buying a train ticket for long distance RZD, you can use the service of electronic registration. This is when you come to the train with a passport and without a ticket at all. It has been tested several times and works great.

I have three problems with electronic registration.
1) [Firing] Toilets at train stations are paid. But two hours before departure and within two hours after arrival - for free (you didn’t know that? Oops, station toilets will now experience the habra effect ...)
If you have an e-ticket, you can spoil for free only in the comments, but not at the station.
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2) [Bureaucratic] If you are traveling on a business trip from an organization, especially a state one, then the accounting department needs a ticket as a justification that you are not lost.
E-ticket - you are an electronic moose.

3) [Main] When approaching the train, you should know your car number! Otherwise, you will have to go to the head of the train and look for your last name on the list - and if you come to the train close to you, then you may not have enough time!

And now I propose a solution for this problem.

Your attention is invited to a custom script . The instructions for use for Firefox users are simple: 1) Install Grizmanki ; 2) Install my script.

Now, when you buy an e-ticket and go to the page with information about it, two buttons appear in a prominent place - “Add to Google Calendar” and “Add to Yandex.Kalednar” (for political correctness). Click - and the corresponding event is added to your calendar.

After that you set an SMS reminder, for example, 30 minutes before the train departure - and when you arrive at the station, the SMS will give you the number of the car.

You can also test the functionality of the script in the “My Account” section on ticket.rzd.ru . Open the information on any old ticket, and also see Google and Yandex buttons.

Dobrokhoty say that this script takes and successfully integrates into Opera and Chrome.

And yes, this is pnp.