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Pune Metro is a mass rapid transit system serving the city of Pune, India.The system comprises 3 lines with a combined length of 54.14 km (33.64 mi), of which 24.12 km (14.99 mi) on two lines are operational as of August 2023.
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Pune Metro is an urban Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) with 3 lines under construction in the city of Pune, Maharashtra by Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited (Maha-Metro) and Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA). 31.254 km Pune Metro Phase 1 project’s Detailed Project Report(DPR) with 2 metro lines and 29 stations was pre...
Top Speed: 80 kmphAverage Speed: 34 kmphTrack Gauge: Standard Gauge – 1435 mmElectrification: 25 kV, 50 Hz AC OHEOperational: 23.83 km | Under Construction: 30.75 km | Approved: 4.41 km | Proposed: 106.5 km 1. Daily Ridership: 70,000 / day (August 2023) 2. Rolling Stock: 104 coaches (26 train-sets x 4) to be supplied by Titagarh-Firema for Phase 1
Line-1 (Purple Line):Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) – Swargate 1. Length: 16.589 km 2. Type: Elevated & Underground 3. Elevated: PCMC – Range Hills Ramp: 11.570 km, 9 stations 4. Underground: Range Hills Ramp – Swargate: 5.019 km, 6 stations 5. Depot: Range Hills (13.27 hectares) 6. Number of Stations: 14 7. Station Names: PCMC, Tuka...
Line-1 (Purple Line):Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) – Nigdi 1. Length: 4.519 km 2. Type: Elevated 3. Number of Stations: 4 4. Station Names: Chinchwad, Akurdi, Nigdi, Bhakti Shakti
Line-1 Extension (Purple Line): Swargate – Katraj 1. Length: 5.464 km 2. Stations: 3 3. Estimated Cost: Rs 4283.72 crore 4. See in-depth information within Phase 1 Extension’s page Line-2 Extension (Aqua Line): Vanaz – Chandni Chowk 1. Length: 1.5 km 2. Stations: 2 3. See in-depth information within Phase 2’s page Line-2 Extension (Aqua Line): Ramw...
The embedded map below shows the location of all stations for Phase 1 (exact) and Line-3 (tentative), and can be zoomed into! An official PDF route map of Pune Metro will be added here when available.
Latest Pune Metro (Maha-Metro) tender notices can be viewed on Maha-Metro’s website. News on these notices, their bidders, awarded tenders and contracts are covered in further detail on the news & constructionpage. A list of Phase 1’s contractors can be viewed here and Line-3’s contractors can be viewed here.
Phase 1 • 6 March 2022: PCMC – Phugewadi (Purple Line) – 6 km • 6 March 2022: Vanaz – Garware College (Aqua Line) – 4.35 km • 1 August 2023: Phugewadi – Civil Court (Purple Line) – 8.03 km • 1 August 2023: Garware College – Ruby Clinic Hall (Aqua Line) – 5.45 km Menu: News & Construction Updates | Overview | Phase 1 Info | Line-3 Info | Phase 1 Ext...
Brief Background. Pune Metro Phase I will cover an aggregate length of 31.254 Km. Corridor 1- PCMC to Swargate, a length of 16.589 Km with 5 Km underground and 11.5 Km elevated, comprising15 stations (9 Elevated and 6 Underground). Corridor 2 - Vanaz to Ramwadi, a length of 14.665 Km entirely elevated with 16 stations.
Here in, Pune Metro, will help tackle all these issues, provide comfortable and convenient commute in the city by significantly reducing the travel time by 75%. It will facilitate many youths, students, professionals, etc. traveling to their destination. Metro rail will act as the back bone to the public transport system of the Smart City ...
Sep 27, 2023 · On weekdays, the Pune Metro runs from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m ., and on weekends and holidays, service begins at 8:00 a.m. and continues until 11:00 p.m. Trains operate every 10 minutes during rush hour and every 15 minutes during off-peak times. There is an 8-minute interval between trains on weekends and holidays.
