Notwithstanding the Commonwealth Games rush, Delhi Metro maintained a record punctuality of 99.88 per cent during the first week of the sporting extravaganza making over 2800 trips daily.
Delhi Metro, which provides connectivity to almost all the 11 stadia that host the Games, is running trains at an average frequency of 2.5 minutes starting October 3, when the Commonwealth Games began in the capital.
Though there were delays due to technical glitches during the past one week, Metro trains registered punctuality of 99.98 per cent during the week beginning October 3 and ending October 9.
This means out of the 19656 trips the 180-odd Metro trains made during the past week, only 24 trips were affected, a DMRC spokesman said.
The DMRC usually registers a punctuality rate of over 99 per cent. The organisation regularly conducts punctuality audits every three months.
During the past one week, Metro trains made 2808 trips everyday traversing 58,000 kms, the spokesman said.
The DMRC had also deployed technical experts from South Korea and Germany to ensure that no technical glitch takes place during the Games.
The engineers are stationed at important stations, particularly on the Badarpur line which provides connectivity to the main Games venue of Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
Metro also registered additional ridership during the past one week as majority of the people going to stadia opted for the new age transport system to reach the venues.
People, who had bought CWG tickets, can take a free ride on the Metro.
Delhi Metro, which provides connectivity to almost all the 11 stadia that host the Games, is running trains at an average frequency of 2.5 minutes starting October 3, when the Commonwealth Games began in the capital.
Though there were delays due to technical glitches during the past one week, Metro trains registered punctuality of 99.98 per cent during the week beginning October 3 and ending October 9.
This means out of the 19656 trips the 180-odd Metro trains made during the past week, only 24 trips were affected, a DMRC spokesman said.
The DMRC usually registers a punctuality rate of over 99 per cent. The organisation regularly conducts punctuality audits every three months.
During the past one week, Metro trains made 2808 trips everyday traversing 58,000 kms, the spokesman said.
The DMRC had also deployed technical experts from South Korea and Germany to ensure that no technical glitch takes place during the Games.
The engineers are stationed at important stations, particularly on the Badarpur line which provides connectivity to the main Games venue of Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
Metro also registered additional ridership during the past one week as majority of the people going to stadia opted for the new age transport system to reach the venues.
People, who had bought CWG tickets, can take a free ride on the Metro.
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