Namo Bharat Train: High-Speed Revolution on Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Corridor Begins, Here's What to Expect ?

The Namo Bharat train's trial on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor marks a new era of fast, sustainable travel with advanced tech, smart design, and comfort for millions of commuters.

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Purnima Jain
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With the inauguration of the Namo Bharat Train, India has achieved a paradigm shift towards future-ready infrastructure in the form of a state-of-the-art, semi-high-speed railway system, which will prove to be a new milestone in the urban mobility race in the country. The first train of the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS), Namo Bharat, is now in a trial run on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut track, and this, you can rest assured, is going to be a game-changer in the number of people commuting between large NCR cities.

Next-Level Speed and Seamless Connectivity

According to a report by Indian Express, the Namo Bharat train has started trials on a length of 4.3 km between Sahibabadand Ghaziabad. When the 82-kilometre stretch of Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut is fully functional, travelling time will be reduced to the minimum with an already huge 55-minute travel time between Delhi and Meerut (where it already takes two to three hours to reach by road). The train, with a speed of 180 km/h, will take metro-level convenience to longer routes, thus revolutionizing the travel pattern in the region.

Modern, Passenger-Friendly Features

Namo Bharat is not only a fast-food restaurant; it is an intelligent one. The train is fitted with air-conditioned carriages, Wi-Fi, premium-class seats, and high-order braking and safety systems. It is well-planned to be inclusive and accommodating to other people with different needs, covering a wide variety of passengers, including working adults, youths, the elderly, and the disabled. The focus on comfort, speed, and safety has made it a landmark to be used as a model in the future of the model of public transportation.

Driving Sustainability and Urban Growth

 , which has an estimated capacity to carry more than 800,000 passengers per day, contributes to the Indian vision of developing sustainable and smart cities. It promotes eco-friendly travel by reducing traffic and transmission of gas emissions into the air. The project will be an important component of India's effort to reduce the use of fossil fuels and move towards clean and high-efficiency transport options.

 

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