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Mumbai's Metro Line 3, set to partially complete by mid-2024, achieves 95% progress, with focus on depot connectivity.

The first driverless metro train comprising six coaches from China arrived in Bengaluru on Wednesday, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited said.

Rolling stock manufacturer Alstom said that it has commenced the production of world-class Metropolis trainsets for the Chennai Metro Phase II from its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Sricity. 

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Chennai Metro Phase II, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February, will now have driverless trains running on tracks working with signals running on, reports ANI.

World's first automated, driverless train will start operations in December. Located in Hamburg, Germany the train was unveiled.

German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and industrial group Siemens on Monday unveiled the world’s first automated, driverless train in the city of Hamburg, billing it as more punctual and energy-efficient than traditional trains.

German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and industrial group Siemens on Monday unveiled the world's first automated, driverless train in the city of Hamburg, billing it as more punctual and energy efficient than traditional trains.