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YoMetro: is the single platform to find metro routes of all active metro networks in India. Here you will get metro route details like station info, travel time, distance, fare, near by places, and more. YoMetro, the metro route information site is a lifesaver for all those in a plight. Whether you're a seasoned commuter or a first-timer, YoMetro is the perfect app for you. It's easy to use and navigate, and it's always up-to-date.
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- Keep yourself before yellow line before boarding (generally all platform have it).
- Keep gap and distance from doors to allow other passengers to board the train.
- If Station staff suggest something please follow the instructions.
- Take care of your loose items like Saree, Dupatta, Dhoti and Bag etc. while boarding and de-boarding the train.
- Take care of your Bag/Purse/Luggage/Mobile while traveling or waiting at metro stations.
- Inform train operator in case any passenger/article stuck between train doors by pressing Passenger Emergency Alarm button/Handle.
- Take care and keep eye on the children & infants while traveling with them.
- Do not push co-passengers while boarding or de-boarding.
- Do not make noise or play music openly in train and metro premise.
- Do not fight with other passengers, if there is any issue get help from metro security.
- Do not try to enter/exit when train doors are being close. better late than never.
- Do not obstruct the closing of the train doors.
- Show your metro smart card or token at the entry gate or exit gate for the opening of flaps.
- Use of smart card gives you 10% discount on travel fee.
- Please ensure that entry or exit with a travel smart card was followed by a valid the system. In case of mismatch penalty will be payable as per business rule of metro department.
- Carrying token beyond exit gate is a punishable offence and attracts a fine or imprisonment.
- The refund of unused token can be returned within 60 minutes of purchase from purchasing station only.
- Kolkata Metro: First Metro in India First metro in India. It is first in India to have the third rail for power supply and the first to use fully metro coaches made in India by ICF & BEML.
- Delhi Metro: Largest Metro System in India India's largest rapid transit/metro system. Having constructed a massive network of about 389 Km with 285 stations (including NOIDA-Greater NOIDA Corridor and Rapid Metro, Gurugram).
- Rapid Metro Gurgaon: Fully Privately Financed India's first fully privately financed metro. Currently undertaken by Delhi Metro.
- Noida Metro: Operated under Delhi Metro Currently undertaken by Delhi Metro, contracted for one year to operate.
- Namma Metro: First metro in southern India First metro in southern India, the first to have the third rail for power supply in southern India, and the first to introduce Wi-Fi onboard trains.
- Mumbai Metro: India's first PPP Metro India's first public private partnership (PPP) metro system with Reliance group. 14 lines and line extensions are at different stages of execution.
- Jaipur Metro: Double Storey Elevated Double-story elevated road and Metro track project for the first time in the country.
- Chennai Metro - Connects Two lines through loop line First metro rail in the country to connect two lines (blue & green) through loop line to run direct service from the airport to central even though had interchange station at Alandur. First metro in India for underground stations with sliding doors.
- Kochi Metro: India's first CBTC metro system First Indian metro to go live with CBTC (communication-based train control ) signalling.
- Lucknow Metro: Fastest built and commissioned metro system in the world The fastest built and commissioned metro system in the world. Construction of the line begun on 27 September 2014 with the 8.5 km and began its commercial operation on 5 September 2017, making it the fastest built metro rail system in the country.
- Hyderabad Metro: India's First Driver less metro India's first metro to have CBTC and integrated telecommunications and supervision systems, i.e. driver less metro.
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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has approved Phase V(B) of the Delhi Metro, under which the metro corridor will be extended from Shastri Park to Mayur Vihar III (13.20 kilometers). A total of 8 stations have been proposed for this new corridor. According to the technical blueprint, three of these stations will be underground, while five will be elevated. The list of proposed stations includes prominent names such as Shastri Park, Nirman Vihar, Trilokpuri, Mayur Vihar Phase-III, New Kondli, Patparganj, Geeta Colony, Gandhi Nagar Market, and Kailash Nagar.
Following the receipt of central approval for the Jaipur Metro Phase-2 project, the pace of work has been further accelerated. This 41-kilometer-long metro corridor will feature 36 stations, with a total estimated cost of ₹13,500 crore—of which the Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide a loan of approximately ₹6,565 crore to Rajasthan.
The Government of Maharashtra has approved the extension of Mumbai Metro Line 5A at a cost of ₹4,063 crore to enhance connectivity, providing a major boost to transportation links in Ulhasnagar and its surrounding areas. This new metro corridor will connect Ulhasnagar to Sindhu Nagar Station, thereby fulfilling a long-standing demand of the residents and offering relief from traffic congestion.
The Bengaluru Metro Pink Line is set to launch soon, as officials from the Research Designs and Standards Organisation (RDSO) will complete safety trials on May 12. This rigorous testing covers a 7.5-kilometer stretch of the Pink Line. Commuters traveling along Bannerghatta Road can expect services to commence by the end of May.
A year on, Metro Rail yet to add and replace ticketing gates in phase I network, Commuters are often forced to take longer walks during peak hours as the ticketing gates are yet to be installed at all entrances in some stations; officials expect to finalise the tender within weeks.
