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Chennai Metro Rail seeks extension for delayed Phase II network authorization

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Chennai Metro Rail Limited is requesting an extension of its provisional authorization from the Commissioner of Railway Safety for the Porur-Vadapalani stretch. This request is due to delays in completing six stations in the Phase II network. The construction of these stations is now expected to be finished by March 2027.

From thehindu.com

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The delay in station construction means thousands of commuters in areas such as Vadapalani cannot access closer metro stations despite the service running on Arcot Road. The CRS had previously granted provisional authorization for the stretch, limiting operations to manual mode and speeds not exceeding 40 kmph.

From thehindu.com

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  • Metropolitan Transport CorporationSpeculative

    Metropolitan Transport Corporation might see changes in demand for feeder services if the metro network expansion is further delayed.

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