First driverless metro train in Bengaluru will run on Yellow Line
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First driverless metro train in Bengaluru will run on Yellow Line

The first driverless metro train comprising six coaches from China arrived in Bengaluru, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRCL) said. These coaches arrived in Electronic City. This train will operate on the Yellow Line of BMRCL from RV Road to Electronic City via Silk Board. The train and coa...

The first driverless metro train comprising six coaches from China arrived in Bengaluru, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRCL) said. These coaches arrived in Electronic City. This train will operate on the Yellow Line of BMRCL from RV Road to Electronic City via Silk Board. The train and coaches were built by a firm, which got a contract to build 216 coaches for BMRCL. 216 cars were ordered of which 90 will operate on Yellow line forming 15 trains. Contact: Bangalore Metro Rail Tel: 080- 2296 9300 Email: contactus@bmrc.co.in Website: www.bmrc.co.in

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