Ahmedabad Metro Phase-II (RC-303) achieved a key milestone as CMRS inspection concluded successfully over 4.6 km from Sector-1 to Sachivalaya. Led by Chief Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety Shri Janak Kumar Garg, this marks a significant advancement in smart urban mobility, enhancing connectivity between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar.
Project Overview & Corridor Inspected:
In a significant step, Ahmedabad Metro Phase-II, part of Gujarat’s expanding urban transit system, aims to improve connectivity between key administrative and commercial zones. The recent CMRS inspection was conducted on a 4.6-kilometer track stretch running between Sector-1 Station and Sachivalaya Station, forming a critical segment of this network.
Authority Leading the Inspection:
The inspection was spearheaded by Shri Janak Kumar Garg, the Chief Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS). His presence and supervision underscore the importance and preparedness of the metro infrastructure in terms of safety, compliance, and operational efficiency ahead of commissioning.
Image Credit: KEC
Scope of Trial Run & Safety Assessment:
During the inspection, multiple technical and operational aspects were evaluated, including train movement, track integrity, signaling systems, passenger amenities, and emergency protocols. These assessments are essential to ensure that the corridor meets all national safety standards before being opened for public use.
Cumulative Progress Update:
With the successful completion of this segment, the cumulative CMRS-inspected length in Phase-II has reached 44 Track Kilometers. This is a significant leap towards full readiness of the project and represents consistent progress in line with scheduled milestones for metro expansion.
Urban Mobility Impact for Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar:
This milestone is a major step toward strengthening smart mobility infrastructure in Gujarat. Once operational, the corridor will enable seamless, time-saving, and eco-friendly travel between Gandhinagar and Ahmedabad, enhancing the daily commuting experience and contributing to reduced urban congestion.
Conclusion:
The successful CMRS inspection of this key corridor not only reflects project readiness but also reinforces India’s urban transit ambitions. As Ahmedabad Metro Phase-II nears operational status, it promises a transformative impact on regional mobility, commuter convenience, and sustainable transport between the state capital and Gujarat’s commercial powerhouse.
Source: KEC | Featured Image Credit (representational): GMRC
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