Introduction to the First Driverless Metro Train
The first driverless metro train set has officially arrived under Phase-4 of the Delhi Metro project. This milestone was celebrated when the first indigenous train set was received on Monday, marking a significant achievement for the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). Manufactured by Alstom in Andhra Pradesh, this train set is a testament to the country’s growing capabilities in advanced transportation technology.
Significance for the Delhi Metro Family
DMRC Managing Director Vikas Kumar expressed that this development is a historic moment for the Delhi Metro family. It represents a major step forward as they prepare to launch the Phase-4 corridor. The new train set is designed with Grade of Automation (GOA) four features, allowing it to operate without a driver. This means that the train can efficiently manage its operations autonomously while ensuring safety and reliability for passengers.
Technical Features and Capabilities
One of the standout features of this driverless metro train is its impressive speed capabilities. It can reach speeds of up to 95 kilometers per hour, with an operational speed that can go up to 85 percent of its maximum. This train set has been transported from Sri City in Andhra Pradesh to Delhi, ready to enhance the metro service in the city. The fact that it has been completely manufactured locally underscores India’s commitment to advancing its infrastructure and technology sectors.
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Summary of Delhi Metro’s First Driverless Train
The first indigenous driverless metro train set for Phase-4 of the Delhi Metro was received on Monday. Manufactured by Alstom in Andhra Pradesh, this marks a historic milestone for the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). The train, featuring Grade of Automation (GOA) four, is entirely locally produced and can operate at speeds of up to 95 kilometers per hour, with a maximum operational speed of 85 percent. It has been transported from Sri City to Delhi.
