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Delhi Metro Line - Red (Rithala - Dilshad Graden)
Delhi Metro Line - Red (Rithala - Dilshad Graden)
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Delhi Metro`s website re-launched with new features and additional attractions.
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’s (DMRC) official website – www.delhimetrorail.com, was re-launched a month back with many new user friendly features as well as additional attractions for the convenience of the its commuters. Dr. Mangu Singh, DMRC’s Managing Director formally unveiled the new revamped website.
A ‘passenger information’ section has been introduced on the menu of new site, where the commuters will be able to get all the necessary information pertaining to Metro functions. A dynamic ‘journey planner and fares’ link has been provided here, through which the commuters can easily find out the fare, route, intervening stations, interchange points and travel time between any two stations on the network.
Another new feature is the availability of ‘first’ and ‘last’ train timings from all stations on the network. Earlier, only the ‘first’ and ‘last’ train timings of respective corridors were available, but now the ‘first’ and ‘last’ train timings from each station can be checked by the commuters.
Now the commuters will also be able to check the details about the availability of ATMs at Metro stations. They can get details about the availability of ATMs at each station and simultaneously can also select the name of the bank from a drop down menu and find out which stations have ATMs from the particular bank.
All other relevant information such as network map, parking facilities, feeder bus routes, Airport Express line details, Lost and found facility, Metro Police stations details etc have also been provided. This section also has dedicated links detailing facilities available for women as well as the differently abled commuters.
The new revamped website also is compatible for browsing on both tablets and smartphones. Its home page has been redesigned with a new look with large photographs and easy to browse links. A commuter survey has been put up on the home page so that commuters can easily give their feedback about their travel experience. Micro sites on DMRC’s training institute as well as the Metro Museum are also attached with the site.
A ‘passenger information’ section has been introduced on the menu of new site, where the commuters will be able to get all the necessary information pertaining to Metro functions. A dynamic ‘journey planner and fares’ link has been provided here, through which the commuters can easily find out the fare, route, intervening stations, interchange points and travel time between any two stations on the network.
Another new feature is the availability of ‘first’ and ‘last’ train timings from all stations on the network. Earlier, only the ‘first’ and ‘last’ train timings of respective corridors were available, but now the ‘first’ and ‘last’ train timings from each station can be checked by the commuters.
Now the commuters will also be able to check the details about the availability of ATMs at Metro stations. They can get details about the availability of ATMs at each station and simultaneously can also select the name of the bank from a drop down menu and find out which stations have ATMs from the particular bank.
All other relevant information such as network map, parking facilities, feeder bus routes, Airport Express line details, Lost and found facility, Metro Police stations details etc have also been provided. This section also has dedicated links detailing facilities available for women as well as the differently abled commuters.
The new revamped website also is compatible for browsing on both tablets and smartphones. Its home page has been redesigned with a new look with large photographs and easy to browse links. A commuter survey has been put up on the home page so that commuters can easily give their feedback about their travel experience. Micro sites on DMRC’s training institute as well as the Metro Museum are also attached with the site.
Source: DMRC Website
Delhi Metro launches exact change counters to ease queuing
Delhi Metro on Sunday opened 'exact change counters' at 20 stations for passengers who bring the exact ticket amount, which is expected ease queuing at the ticket counters.
The 20 special counters are located at New Delhi, Chandni Chowk, Rajiv Chowk, Anand Vihar, Shahdara, HUDA City Centre, Jahangirpuri, Uttam Nagar East, Saket, Dilshad Garden, Kashmere Gate, Badarpur, AIIMS, Vaishali, Karol Bagh, Seelampur, M.G. Road, NOIDA City Centre, R. K. Ashram and Dwarka Mor.
"At the exact change counters, only those passengers who bring exact change for purchasing token for their destination station will be entertained. This will avoid any queuing or waiting time for these passengers," So bring exact change to buy tokens and save your time.
The 20 special counters are located at New Delhi, Chandni Chowk, Rajiv Chowk, Anand Vihar, Shahdara, HUDA City Centre, Jahangirpuri, Uttam Nagar East, Saket, Dilshad Garden, Kashmere Gate, Badarpur, AIIMS, Vaishali, Karol Bagh, Seelampur, M.G. Road, NOIDA City Centre, R. K. Ashram and Dwarka Mor.
"At the exact change counters, only those passengers who bring exact change for purchasing token for their destination station will be entertained. This will avoid any queuing or waiting time for these passengers," So bring exact change to buy tokens and save your time.
Delhi Metro service is affected over weekend between Sarita Vihar, Badarpur
Delhi Metro train services between Sarita Vihar and Badarpur stations is affected over the weekend due to construction work pertaining to the line's extension to Faridabad.
Trains will run on a single line between the said stations on Line 6 due to overhead wire interlinking for the extension work of the corridor till Faridabad, a metro statement said.
"There will be a gap of around 16 minutes between 11 PM and the last train on February 28 and between 6 AM and 8 AM on March 1 as a single line will be operational."
Trains will run on a single line between the said stations on Line 6 due to overhead wire interlinking for the extension work of the corridor till Faridabad, a metro statement said.
"There will be a gap of around 16 minutes between 11 PM and the last train on February 28 and between 6 AM and 8 AM on March 1 as a single line will be operational."
Delhi Metro: CISF cuts security waiting time by half
In order to facilitate easy movement of Delhi Metro commuters, CISF has cut down frisking and scanning time by almost half, keeping the upper time-limit to clear long queue at five minutes at most-crowded stations.
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