Delhi Aerocity-Tughlakabad Corridor Colour Code To Be Changed From ‘Silver’ To ‘Golden’: Delhi Metro

This hall is anticipated to be made operational by March 2026, it mentioned.

New Delhi:

The Delhi Metro Rail Company (DMRC) has determined to alter the color code of the upcoming Delhi Aerocity-Tughlakabad hall, being constructed beneath its Section-IV, from ‘silver’ to ‘golden’ for higher visibility and comfort of the passengers, officers mentioned on Monday.

The Delhi Metro has colour-coded all its operational corridors for simpler identification by the passengers.

The DMRC has determined to alter the color code of the upcoming Delhi Aerocity – Tughlakabad metro hall from ‘silver’ to ‘golden’ for higher visibility and comfort for the passengers, the official mentioned.

“The choice has been taken because the golden color could be displayed extra prominently and clearly on trains, fairly than silver color, which tends to get blended with the general silvery texture of the stainless-steel physique of the metro trains. Subsequently, the choice of ‘golden’ as the color code would guarantee higher visibility on trains and will probably be extra handy for passengers,” the DMRC mentioned in an announcement.

A colored strip indicating the color code of that exact hall is displayed prominently on the physique of the trains. For instance, a practice working on the blue line from Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida/Vaishali has a blue strip under the window.

The Aerocity–Tughlakabad hall will probably be 23.62 km lengthy with 15 stations. This hall will join the Kashmere Gate – Raja Nahar Singh hall (Violet Line) with the Airport Specific Line, and supply connectivity to many new areas within the southern a part of the nationwide capital.

This hall is anticipated to be made operational by March 2026, it mentioned.

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