The Royal Commission for Riyadh City has opened three new stations on the Orange Line of the Riyadh Metro, enhancing public transportation across the capital.

The Royal Commission for Riyadh City has officially inaugurated three new stations along the Riyadh Metro's Orange Line, as announced by officials on Saturday.

The newly opened stations-Al Malaz, Al Rajhi Grand Mosque, and Khashm Al Aan-serve to enhance the public transportation infrastructure of the capital, aligning with the city’s ongoing urban transport development initiatives.

The Orange Line stretches from west to east across Riyadh, linking Jeddah Road to the Second Eastern Ring Road near Khashm Al Aan, and covers a distance of 41 kilometres, according to reports.

Expansion of the Riyadh Metro System

This metro system boasts six primary lines that span a total of 176 kilometres and comprise 85 stations.

In addition, eight major hubs seamlessly connect the entire network, aimed at improving mobility throughout the Saudi capital.

The metro services are available daily from 6:00 a.m. to midnight, with officials expressing optimism that the complete functionality of all six lines and stations will greatly enhance accessibility for both residents and tourists.

Passengers can conveniently access the metro system through various channels. The Darb mobile application provides users with the ability to plan their journeys and purchase tickets.

Alternatively, tickets can be purchased at station ticket offices or through self-service machines. The metro system supports a variety of digital payment options, including bank cards, credit cards, smartphones, and other smart devices.