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Tuesday, 29 June 2021
Saturday, 20 February 2021
Thursday, 31 December 2020
Chennai Metro Services on Account of New Year's Day
Chennai Metro Services on Account of New Year's Day
Holiday (Festival)Timetable will be on 01-01-2021 (Friday) on account of NEW YEAR’S DAY. Metro Trains will run without peak hours throughout the service hours from 07:00hrs to 22:00hrs on 01.01.2021.
Source:Chennai Metro
Thursday, 26 November 2020
CMRL
19:26
Salient Features of Chennai Metro Phase II -Corridor-3,Corridor-4,Corridor-5
Salient Features of Chennai Metro Phase II -Corridor-3,Corridor-4,Corridor-5
Friday, 20 November 2020
women passengers
08:17
No First Class Coaches in Chennai Metro Train Service,Reserved for Women only
No First Class Coaches in Chennai Metro Train Service,Reserved for Women only
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Saturday, 14 November 2020
Friday, 23 October 2020
Saturday, 3 October 2020
Tuesday, 15 September 2020
Saturday, 2 May 2020
Monday, 23 March 2020
CMRL Metro Train Services will be Unavailable till 31.03.20
CMRL Metro Train Services will be Unavailable till 31.03.20
Passengers who have parked their vehicles are kindly requested to remove their vehicles from CMRL parking areas by today (23-03-2020).
Source:CMRL
Sunday, 22 March 2020
Monday, 16 March 2020
CMRL
14:14
Disinfectant Spray conducted at Central Metro Station on 14.03.2020
Disinfectant Spray conducted at Central Metro Station on 14.03.2020
15.03.2020
Press Release
Sub: Corona Virus Disinfectant
spray conducted at Central Metro Station on 14.03.2020 -
Reg
As part of providing various
amenities and also as a preventive measure, CMRL will be
undertook a disinfectant activity
at Central Metro Station and Airport Metro Station against the
spreading of COVID -19
(Coronavirus) against public with the collaboration M/s Ascentya
Research and development
solutions p Ltd.
M/s Ascentya Research Development
Solutions Private Ltd conducted the task on
yesterday (14-03-2020) Saturday
at Central Metro Station
The above activity will be
conducted on today (15-03-2020) Sunday at Airport Metro
after Revenue hours (11pm).
In addition, for the benefit of
metro commuters and the public on the Metro train, Corona
Antivirus Precautionary messages
are being sent as SMS to their cellphones.
Do’s and don’ts are published at
all metro stations along with the announcements which
are regularly made for benefit of
the passengers.
Source:CMRL
Tuesday, 18 February 2020
CMRL Allowed to take passengers bicycles in metro train
CMRL Allowed to take passengers bicycles in metro train
CHENNAI (Metro Rail News): In a first, Now commuters taking the Chennai Metro can bring their own bicycles on trains. The purpose of this move is encouraging people to use sustainable and eco-friendly transport, comes in the wake of many requests from passengers. But bicycles should be small and convenient.
As per the CMRL officials, many passengers have asked if they could take their bicycles in the Metro trains. This was however not allowed because of various reasons.
An official said, “We have been mulling the idea for sometimes, and have decided to let commuters take their bicycles in, as this will help many. Though we have provided cycles at several stations, some don’t use them because they have their own bicycles or due to other reasons. Now they can just board from one station, get off at another, and cycle to their destination.”
Sources told commuters who take their bicycles would have to assure that their vehicles don’t utilise a lot of space or be a hindrance to the other passengers.
Source:Metro Rail News
Wednesday, 15 January 2020
Velachery Metro Passengers will get Tempo Traveller Facility from Alandur
Velachery Metro Passengers will get Tempo Traveller Facility from Alandur
10-12-2019
Tempo Traveler facility from Alandur Metro to Velachery from 10-12-2019
CMRL has introduced several last mile connectivity measures like Share Auto,Share Taxi services, Small Bus by MTC services, Metro cab feeder services, E-bike
services for the benefit of the Metro passengers.In addition to the above, In order to cater to Chennai public better, Tempo
Travellers have been arranged for connecting from Alandur Metro Station via St.Thomas Mount Metro, Thillai Ganga Nagar subway to Velachery from today
(10.12.2019) at a flat rate of RS.20/-. The tempo traveler is available every 30 minutes.CMRL has previously provided Feeder Service facility from Alandur Metro Station
to DLF cyber city IT Park and Air Conditioned tempo traveller feeder services will beprovided to Tidal park (Taramani), Ramanujam IT park from Little Mount Station at a flatrate of Rs. 20/- for the benefit of Metro Passengers in the IT corridor.
Source:CMRL
Tuesday, 31 December 2019
Chennai Metro Rail Services on 31st December 2019 and January 2020
Chennai Metro Rail Services on 31st December 2019 and January 2020
31st December 2019
- Trains scheduled to run Upto Midnight 1 A.M
January 2020
- Holiday ( Festival )Timetable will be followed on 01.01.2020 (Wednesday) on account of New year holiday. Trains will run without peak hours throughout the day.
Source:CMRL
Tuesday, 26 November 2019
Metro news
19:48
CMRL mulls Chennai Airport-Kilambakkam Rail Line proposals
CMRL mulls Chennai Airport-Kilambakkam Rail Line proposals
CHENNAI: The first phase extension from Chennai Airport to Kilambakkam, where the new bus terminus is proposed, is likely to be a 16 km stretch along the GST road, according to Chennai Metro Rail sources. This comes after Larsen and Toubro is preparing the Feasibility Study Report for Chennai Metro Corridor 1 Extension from Chennai Airport to Kilambakkam Bus Terminal.
Sources privy to the project said that as per the inception report, Larsen and Toubro was looking at three different routes from Chennai Airport to Kilambakkam bus terminus.These include a 16km stretch along GST road, 19km stretch from GST Road till Tambaram and Mudichur Road afterwards and 20km stretch that passes from Airport-Cantonment-Pallavaram Bus Stand GST Road via Hastinapuram and Tambaram West Mudichur Road to Kilambakkam.
It is learnt that officials are favouring the first option, that is the 16km stretch along GST Road. This alignment follows the GST Road and will be fully elevated. The consultant has suggested alignment along the centre of the road if Right of Way permits along the first level and if there are existing structures then it will be along the second level. The stations will be planned integrating with Railways and Metropolitan Transport Corporation and utilizing their lands.
Sources indicated that a total of 13 stations are being proposed at a distance of 1.2km a station. Currently, there are seven suburban railway stations on this stretch. The option to have Metro rail along the GST road was preferred as the land acquisition and distance is minimal. The land acquisition required for the project will be defence lands after the airport, private lands where commercial establishments are located near Pallavaram, and near Perungulathur where elliptical road over bridge is being constructed by railways and National Highway Authority of India and private lands near Outer Ring road.
The flip side is that the metro rail will run parallel to the suburban rail network which could hit the ridership. Similarly, after Perungalathur there is no settlement on the left hand side. The biggest challenge will be the corridor will have to be taken to second level due to existing structures and proposals for elevated Expressway from Tambaram to Chengalpet. But what made this option successful is the multimodal integration with public transport besides connecting all major traffic generators.
The second option along GST Road till Tambaram and later from Mudichur Road to Kilambakkam, which increases the mass transit network coverage in the south west suburban parts of Chennai, faces challenge as there is no major traffic generator in Mudichur Road and the right of way in the road is inadequate. The option which starts from airport via Pallavaram, Hasthinapuram, Chitalapakkam, Selaiyur, Tambaram and Tambaram West to Perangulathur, is a 20km stretch where the land acquisition will be maximum. The positive side is that it passes through highly dense residential area, sources added.
Source:RailNews
