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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the first section of Delhi Metro’s driver-less Magenta Line on December 25.
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Driverless metro trains sought for Kochi too Updated: Updated: KMRL could rely on CBTC system, says public transport expert Share Article KMRL could rely on CBTC system, says public transport expert With Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurating India’s first driverless train operation in Delhi Metro’s Magenta Line on Monday, there is demand that Kochi metro too go for driverless operations. “Kochi metro was the first in the country to roll out Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) system, which enables driverless train operations. Lahore Metro in Pakistan is yet another metro rai...
PM Modi to inaugurate India’s first driverless trains on Delhi Metro’s Magenta Line: 3 key things to know Flagging off of India's first driverless train on the Delhi Metro network is being seen as a major technological milestone for rapid transport in the country. December 28, 2020 / 07:08 PM IST Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate India’s first fully-automated train service on Delhi Metro’s Magenta Line on December 28 via video conference. Commercial operations of the new-generation driverless metro rakes will commence shortly after the prime minister inaugurates the serv...
Hyderabad Metro with CBTC tech can also be ‘driverless’ Updated: Updated: With software tweaks and infrastructure upgradation, we can also run driverless trains says HMR MD Share Article AAA The role of a metro train pilot inside the cabin is limited to opening or closing of doors or braking in case of any emergency. | Photo Credit: ; - G_RAMAKRISHNA With software tweaks and infrastructure upgradation, we can also run driverless trains says HMR MD Delhi Metro may have become the first in the country to launch driverless technology for its new 38.2 km of Magenta Line on Monday. Fact, ...