Mumbaikars are gearing up for the launch of the highly anticipated Metro-3 or Aqua Line, which is set to transform the city's transportation landscape. The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL) will commence operations from Monday, with a phased start
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Metro-3 or Aqua Line will start operations from Monday, with the first services beginning at 11 am. From Tuesday onwards, services will run from 6.30 am to 10.30 pm.
The first phase of Metro-3, which runs from Aarey Colony to Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), will have 10 stations.
The ticket fares for the phase 1 of Metro-3 will range between Rs 10 and Rs 50, depending on the distance traveled.
Metro-3 is expected to revolutionize the real estate landscape in the western suburbs of Mumbai. It will enhance connectivity, reduce travel times, and increase the demand for residential and commercial properties along the metro route.
Metro-3 is expected to reduce vehicular trips by 6.65 lakh per day, lower fuel consumption by 3.45 lakh liters per day, and decrease traffic on the roads by 35%, contributing to a reduction in air pollution.
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