Red and Green Lines Change Travel in the Saudi Arabia Capital

These fresh lines mark yet another major turning point in the continuous improvement of Riyadh's public transportation infrastructure, therefore moving the city closer to finish its whole metro system. Five out of six metro lines are now operational with this launch, therefore revolutionizing urban travel in the Saudi capital.

Officially the King Abdullah Road Line, the 25.1-kilometer Red Line links the eastern and western sections of the city. With 15 stations total—including important stops like the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Centre—this path starts at King Fahd Sports City and finishes at King Saud University.

Three different metro lines cross the Red Line to give travelers easy connections. It joins at the STC Station with the Blue Line; the Green Line crosses at the Ministry of Education Station. Furthermore at Al Hamra Station, the Red Line links with the Purple Line. These exchanges let travellers easily negotiate Riyadh's expanding metro system, therefore improving access and convenience.

13.3 kilometers long, the Green Line—also known as the King Abdulaziz Road Line—offers necessary connections between King Abdullah Road, the Ministry of Education, and the National Museum. It consists of twelve stations covering important government buildings including the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Defense. Apart from government buildings, the line also provides several residential, business, and service venues.

Two Green Line stations, at the National Museum and the Ministry of Finance, will not open until much later, though. Like the Red Line, the Green Line crosses with the Red Line at the Ministry of Education Station and the Blue Line at the National Museum Station, therefore providing links to other lines.

Future Expansions and Accessibility

Serving both commuters and guests, the Red and Green lines run everyday from 6:00 a.m. until midnight. With its introduction, the Riyadh Metro system advances significantly, therefore making public transportation a more practical and effective choice for citizens.

The Orange Line, which runs Madinah Road and is expected to open on January 5, 2025, is the next phase of growth for the metro network. The Riyadh Metro system will be completely operational once the Orange Line starts running, providing the city with a thorough and linked transportation system.

Passenger Information

Through the "Darb" mobile app or straight at Riyadh Metro stations, passengers may simply arrange their trips and buy tickets. Travelers seeking more help can call the unified public transport Call Centre at 19933 or get information via the Riyadh Metro website and social media channels.

The start of the Red and Green lines marks a turning point in Riyadh's transportation development, Including these lines into its metro system helps Riyadh not only meet the rising need for effective public transportation but also promote sustainable urban development, The Riyadh Metro promises to change the way people and tourists negotiate the busy Saudi capital as the city gets ready for the complete running of its metro network.

Saudi Arabia: Riyadh Metro Expands with Red and Green Lines

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