Recall, for the same period last year, the damage of «Russian Railways» Vandalism on commuter trains was 39.3 million. Among the offenses related to corruption of the rolling stock, the most common such as broken glass (more than 15.6 million rubles, or 25% of the total damage), making graffiti on cars (about 13.8 million rubles, or 22% of the total amount of damages ), spoiled seats (about 9.9 million rubles, or 16% of total damage), spoiled extinguishing aerosol generators ACS in train cars (about 8.8 million rubles, or 14% of the total damage), spoiled wall panels (about 54000000 rubles, or 9% of the total damage). Considerable damage are loosened and broken handrails and door handles, light bulb spoiled, damaged electrical wiring, broken and loosened electric and other vandal actions. Traditionally, the most significant damage from vandalism applied suburban rolling stock operated on the Moscow rail (for 6 months in 2013 it amounted to about 42.7 million rubles, or 69% of the total) and the October Railway (more than 14.1 million rubles or 22% of the total), at the Sverdlovsk Railway (almost 2 million rubles, or 3%), at the Krasnoyarsk Railway (almost 1 million rubles, or 1.6%) on the Gorky Railway (almost 0.7 million rubles, or 1%). For the repair and renovation of rolling stock spoiled spent annually heavily. Expenditure figures for these purposes has been steadily growing. Recall, the damage from vandalism on commuter trains in 2008 amounted to 42.8 million rubles, in 2009 — 68.6 million rubles, in 2010 — 73.8 million rubles, in 2011 — 86 million rubles, and in 2012 — 113 million rubles. It should be noted that the actions of vandals not only result in significant property damage, but also subjected to a serious risk the lives and health of passengers.