Delhi Metro’s longest journey: Indralok-Indraprastha corridor set to become a ‘lifeline’, know what is the new plan of driverless metro Delhi Metro’s longest journey: Indralok-Indraprastha corridor set to become a ‘lifeline’; find out the new plan for the driverless metro. – ..

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is gearing up to take passenger convenience to new heights. To further ease connectivity in the capital, the proposed Indralok-Indraprastha corridor will not only prove to be the longest stretch of Delhi Metro, but will also drastically reduce travel time between the busiest areas of the city. With state-of-the-art driverless technology and smart design, this project is coming as a big relief to millions of people who struggle with traffic and congestion in their daily commute. This new line of metro, which is called the heartbeat of Delhi, will be no less than a boon for office going commuters.

How will the picture change for office goers?

The biggest feature of the Indralok-Indraprastha corridor is that it will directly connect the major business centers of the city and the locations of government offices. Currently, commuters traveling between these areas have to make multiple interchanges and face heavy congestion. After the construction of this corridor, passengers will not only save travel time but will also get a stress-free environment. This corridor will act as a lifeline for office goers in the future, providing them a fast and comfortable travel experience, away from congested roads.

Metro of the future equipped with driverless technology

This new corridor will be completely equipped with ‘Driverless Train Operations’ (DTO) technology, which will give a new identity to the modernity and safety of Delhi Metro. This metro system, being built as per international standards, will not only ensure more accurate time-keeping but will also reduce the possibility of human error to almost zero. Due to smart signaling system and advanced sensors, the frequency of trains will also be better than before, which will make it easier to control the crowd at the stations. Considering the increasing population of Delhi, this step of DMRC will not only reduce the traffic burden but will also make the capital’s public transport infrastructure world class.