Delhi Metro News: All Trains On Red Line Get 8 Coaches, Frequency Still A Problem For CommutersThe Delhi Metro's Red Line (Rithala-New Bus Adda Ghaziabad), the oldest corridor, now has all trains operating with eight coaches. Previously, six-coach trains were insufficient due to increased ridership. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) ordered over 120 coaches in 2018, which were initially used on the Blue and Yellow...
more... Lines. In November 2022, the Red Line began converting to eight-coach trains. Currently, 37 trains on the Red Line are eight-coach, with 74 new coaches added. This increases capacity by 600-700 passengers per train. Despite the increased capacity, the Red Line still struggles with low train frequency, with a 3-minute 21-second gap between trains during peak hours on weekends and up to 5 minutes during off-peak hours.
Delhi Metro ka sabse purana corridor, Red Line (Rithala-New Bus Adda Ghaziabad), ab sabhi trains eight coaches ke saath chal rahi hai. Pehle, is route pe chalanewali six-coach trains, badhti hui yaatriyon ki sankhya ko sambhalne ke liye kaafi nahi thi. DMRC ne 2018 mein 120 se zyada coaches ka order...
more... diya tha, jo pehle Blue aur Yellow Lines pe lagaaye gaye the. November 2022 se Red Line ko eight-coach trains mein convert karna shuru hua. Ab Red Line pe 37 trains eight-coach hain, aur 74 naye coaches lagae gaye hain. Isse har train ki capacity 600-700 passengers tak badh gayi hai. Iske baavajood, Red Line mein trains ki frequency bahut kam hai. Weekend pe peak hours mein, do trains ke beech ka gap 3 min 21 sec hai, aur off-peak hours mein yeh 4 minute se zyada ho jata hai. Weekend pe yeh gap 5 minute tak badh jata hai.