In the Delhi Metro, you can stay for a maximum of 170 minutes (nearly 3 hours) when traveling between different stations. If entering and exiting from the same station, the limit is 20 minutes. Overstaying incurs a penalty of ₹10 per hour, up to a maximum of ₹50.
4. The maximum permissible time for entry/exit from the same station is 20 minutes and for entry/exit from different stations is 170 minutes. For stay beyond the permissible limits, a penalty of Rs 10/- per hour subject to a maximum of Rs 50/- shall be charged from the passenger in cash.
A penalty at the rate of Rs. 10/- per hour subject to maximum of Rs.50/- will be charged for overstaying in the system beyond the permissible time limit, which shall be deducted from Virtual Smart Card balance at AFC exit gate including the fare amount {if sufficient amount is available in Virtual Smart Card}.
The Metro-Train-RER ticket is valid for journeys on metro, RER, suburban train, and funicular lines, within a two-hour limit, and without leaving the network. The ticket can be loaded onto a Navigo Easy pass, on your smart phone or smart watch.
TOI's test rides revealed that Metro commutes will be quicker by 54%, costing 90% less. Current road travel suffers from extensive traffic, taking over an hour and costing hundreds of rupees, while Metro provides crucial relief.
IN DMRC- No separate monthly card is available on DMRC network. Smart Card/Virtual Smart Card can be used for multiple travels. However, 1 day and 3 days tourist cards are available to facilitate passengers.
The line runs between New Delhi Railway Station and YASHOBHOOMI DWARKA SECTOR - 25, offering direct access to Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport.
"There is no security deposit required for the MJQRT. Users can easily add value in multiples of Rs 50 through digital payment methods such as UPI, credit cards and debit cards with a maximum balance limit of Rs 3,000," said DMRC's Principal Executive Director (Corporate Communication) Anuj Dayal.
Distance of over 32 km: INR 64 for Monday to Saturday; INR 54 for Sundays and national holidays. The Delhi Metro, one of the largest and busiest metro systems in India, serves millions of passengers daily, easing traffic congestion and providing an eco-friendly transport option.
A discount of 10% is offered on every journey made by smart cards/virtual smart cards. Additional discount of 10% is given to commuters using a smart card/virtual card who enter during off peak hours (except on airport express line). This aligns with the announcement stating a discount of up to 20%.
The cost of the card is Rs 150, including a Rs 50 security deposit. The initial card value is Rs 100. The card remains valid for 10 years from the date of last recharge. The minimum recharge amount is Rs 200, which can be done at the Customer Care Centre and Rs 100 at the Token Vending Machine.
Overstaying beyond the allotted time may result in fines of Rs 50 or Rs 10 per hour. Explaining the rationale, a BMRCL official said, “Time is of the essence in running a smooth and punctual Metro service. By requiring commuters to exit stations promptly, we minimise congestion on platforms and in station areas.
However, the base fare and the highest ticket price will remain unchanged at ₹10 and ₹90, respectively. BMRCL managing director M. Maheshwar Rao said that the recalibrated fare slabs will take effect by Friday. “The maximum hike for metro fares has been capped at 71% after reviewing the structure,” he said.
1) No person shall take or cause to be taken on the metro railway any of the following dangerous materials, namely- (a) Explosive substances which possess risk of explosion or fire or both; (b) Gases compressed, liquefied or dissolved under pressure; (c) Petroleum and other inflammable liquids: (d) Inflammable solids; ...
How much weight is allowed with a person while travelling on Delhi Metro? In DMRC :- One bag containing personal belongings not exceeding 80 cm x 50 cm x 30 cm in size and 25 Kgs in gross weight is permitted. Baggage in form of bundles arenot permitted.
The Airport Express Shuttle Bus is a free service provided exclusively for Airport Express passengers at Hong Kong or Kowloon stations, connecting them with major hotels in the Western District though Quarry Bay on Hong Kong Island and the Yau Tsim Mong District and Hung Hom station in Kowloon.
Operations. While it was initially planned to run trains 24 hours a day with a frequency of 10 minutes, train services, as of 2024, operate from 5:00 am to 11:40 pm (from New Delhi), with a peak 10-minute frequency, and a non-peak 15-minute frequency.
Under the new rule, commuters travelling a distance for which the fare is up to Rs 18 (approximately 9 stations) would be allowed to stay inside the metro premises for 65 minutes. The time limit is 100 minutes for traveling up to 14 stations (fare up to Rs 23) and 180 minutes for 15 and above (fare above Rs 23).
The Delhi Metro Yellow Line connects Samaypur Badli to Gurugram's Millennium City Centre, covering 37 stations over 49 km. It links key landmarks and hubs with frequent trains from 5:30 AM to 11:30 PM.
First train timings: The train services on Delhi Metro Pink Line start at 6 AM on Mondays to Saturdays and at 8 AM on Sundays. Last train timings: The final train departs at 11:06 PM. Peak hours: The peak hours are from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM and 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
