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* If you use the plusquamperfect, it means that before that trip, you had already travelled to Moscow several times. You could also use the perfect, if you would like to express that up to now you have travelled to Moscow several times.
^ Instead of "välillä" you could say: "mun kotikaupungista Moskovaan".
• From your sentence it is not quite clear whether you would like to say that there are many other means of transportation in addition to the subway or whether you would like to say that even if a lot of people take the subway, there is still a lot of traffic. Hence I provided you with a correction for both meanings. "Vielä" does, however, not sound correctly in both cases as "vielä" more expresses 'another' or 'still'.
** I would indicate here whether you drove a car on your own ("ajoin autoa") or whether you hitched a ride in somebody else's car ("ajoin autolla/taksilla").
One last remark - but I'm sure you already know that: you used puhekieli, therefore, it is perfectly fine if you use ne + verb in the 3rd person singular (e.g. "ne käyttää"). If you didn't use puhekieli, it would have been "he käyttävät".
I hope my correction and my notes are helpful and useful. Just let me know if I can assist you in any other way, I am always glad to help. [emoji]
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