Chennai Metro CMRL Completes Major Milestone, Aims for 2025 Opening

A Significant Step in Chennai’s Metro Expansion

Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) has successfully completed the grade separator work between Mullaithottam and Karayanchavadi stations. This marks a crucial milestone in the metro corridor construction, bringing the city a step closer to enhanced connectivity.

Key Developments in Metro Construction

• Equipment Transportation: A motor trolley was moved from Poonamallee depot to Mullaithottam station, reaching Pier No. 424, the designated starting point for the separation construction.
• Overhead Equipment Installation: The road cum rail vehicle (RRV), essential for installing overhead equipment, was also transported to Mullaithottam station.

Civil Construction Advancements

Metro authorities have confirmed that civil construction work is progressing actively between Porur and Poonamallee depot. The project remains on track, with officials reaffirming the target to open the corridor for passenger services by late 2025.

Growing Passenger Usage

Meanwhile, metro rail services continue to witness significant usage, with a total of 86.65 lakh passengers traveling in Chennai Metro trains in February alone. This highlights the increasing dependence on metro services for daily commuting.

Moving Towards Enhanced Urban Mobility

With the completion of key construction phases and continuous infrastructure advancements, Chennai Metro is on track to improve urban mobility and provide seamless transportation for residents. The upcoming metro corridor will play a vital role in easing city traffic and enhancing travel convenience.

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