Bengaluru Metro Yellow Line To Ease Commute To Electronic City
The Yellow Line of Namma Metro is being seen as a game-changer for people who travel to and from Bengaluru South. The line passes through Silk Board Junction
Bengaluru Metro News: The much-awaited Yellow Line of Bengaluru will open for commuters on August 10.
With the opening of this new section, residents will now travel to Electronic City, one of Bengaluru's most prominent technology hubs, located in the southern part of the city.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Yellow Line Metro on August 10, Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya has announced.
The Prime Minister will also lay the foundation stone for 44.65 km of Bangalore Metro phase-3 at a cost of Rs 15,611 Crore.
Bengaluru's Namma Metro: All About Yellow Line
Metro Trains on the Yellow Line will run daily from 5 AM to 11 PM at 25-minute intervals. A one-way travel from RV Road to Bommasandra will take around 38 minutes.
Yellow Line Metro Train Fare
Maximum Fare: Rs 90
Minimum Fare: Rs 10
Banglore Metro Yellow Line Cost
The total cost of Banglore Metro Yellow Line is estimated at Rs 5,056.99 crore.
Bengaluru Metro Yellow Line: Connectivity & Interchanges
Communters of Green Line, which connect Nagasandra to Silk Institute, can hop on to Yellow Line at RV Road.
How Many Will Benefit From The Yellow Line?
The line is expected to serve close to eight lakh riders per day.
How Will It Save Bengaluru People's Time?
The Yellow Line of Namma Metro is being seen as a game-changer for people who travel to and from Bengaluru South. The line passes through Silk Board Junction, a key city junction which is notorious for traffic snarls.
Are there plans to link it to upcoming lines?
Jaydeva Hospital on the Yellow Line will become an interchange station once the Pink Line is operational.
Central Silk Board will become an interchange station once the Blue Line is open to the public. The Blue Metro will start at Central Silk Board and will end at Bengaluru International Airport.
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