Red Line Delhi Metro Timings and Station
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Red Line Delhi Metro Line
Red Line is the first line of the Delhi Metro and is also named Line-1. It runs from Rithala in the Rohini region to Shaheed Sthal in Ghaziabad. It covers 29 stations and a distance of around 34.55 km or 21.4 mi at an operating speed of 33 km/hr. The Red Line metro is a completely elevated stretched line and travels at a maximum speed of 80 km/h with a frequency of 4-10 minutes
The Red Line was the first line of the Delhi Metro to be opened to the public, with the first stretch between Tis Hazari and Shahdara being inaugurated in 2002. Since then, it has undergone several expansions and now connects some of the most densely populated areas of the city.
One of the major advantages of the Red Line is its connectivity to other lines of the metro system. It intersects with the Yellow Line and Violet Line at Kashmere Gate and the Pink Line at Netaji Subhash Place and Welcome and the Green Line at Inderlok. This makes it an ideal line for travelers looking to change lines and reach their destination quickly.
Red Line Delhi Metro Stations List
- 1. Shahid Nagar
- 2. Dilshad Garden
- 3. Jhilmil
- 4. Mansrover park
- 5. Shahdara
- 6. Welcome
- 7. Seelam Pur
- 8. Shastri Park
- 9. Kashmere Gate
- 10. Tis Hazari
- 11. Pul Bangash
- 12. Pratap Nagar
- 13. Shastri Nagar
- 14. Inderlok
- 15. Kanhaiya Nagar
- 16. Keshav Puram
- 17. Netaji Subash Place
- 18. Kohat Enclave
- 19. Pitampura
- 20. Rohini East
- 21. Rohini West
- 22. Rithala
Red Line Delhi Metro Quick Info
Red Line Delhi Metro Route Map
Red Line Delhi Metro (Interchanges)
| Station Name | Connecting Line |
| Welcome | Pink Line |
| Kashmere Gate | Yellow Line |
| Kashmere Gate | Violet Line |
| Inderlok | Green Line |
| Netaji Subhash Place | Pink Line |
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Shahid Nagar Metro Station Gates
| Gate No. | Opening Towards |
| Gate 1 | Pipe Market, Transport office, Nipun Saffron Valley, Aradhna Cinema, Bhadana Market, Apsara Border, ESI Hospital |
Rithala Metro Station Gates
| Gate No. | Opening Towards |
| Gate 1 | Jagan Institute of Management of Studies#Delhi Metro Rail Police Station Rithala |
| Gate 2 | Rohini Sec. 24 |
| Gate 3 | Metro Walk# Rohini Sec.11 & 15 |
Red Line Delhi Metro Metro Fare
| Distance | Monday to Saturday | Sunday and National Holiday | Time Limit (Mins) |
| 0 to 2 Km | Rs 10 | Rs 10 | – |
| 2 to 5 Km | Rs 20 | Rs 10 | – |
| 5 to 12 Km | Rs 30 | Rs 20 | 65 Minutes |
| 12 to 21 Km | Rs 40 | Rs 30 | 100 Minutes |
| 21 to 32 Km | Rs 50 | Rs 40 | – |
| More Than 32 Km | Rs 60 | Rs 50 | 180 Minutes |
Red Line Delhi Metro Stations with Interchanges
The Red Line stations are well-equipped with escalators, elevators, and automatic fare collection gates. Commuters enjoy comfortable travel on modern, air-conditioned trains. There is also a relatively low wait time during peak hours because the trains run every two to three minutes.
Additionally, the Red Line provides access to several landmarks and tourist destinations including Jama Masjid, Connaught Place, and India Gate. This makes it easier for tourists to easily get to these attractions without having to deal with traffic or parking problems.
Overall, the Delhi Metro’s Red Line serves several key areas and provides commuters and tourists with a fast, efficient, and comfortable means of transportation. The Red Line is set to become even more important as several upcoming expansions are planned.
FAQs
Q. How many stations are there on the Red Line metro route?
A. Red Line metro consists of 29 stations on its metro route.
Q. Which metro line connects Rithala?
A. The Red Line metro connects to Rithala station.
Q. Does the Red line metro connect with the Yellow line?
A. Yes, the Red line metro is connected to the Yellow line at Kashmere Gate station.
Q. How many coaches are there in the Delhi metro red line?
A. Delhi metro red line has six coaches. However, two metro trains have eight coaches.
Q. What is the length of the Red Line of Delhi Metro?
A. The length of the Delhi Metro Red Line is 34.55 km.