Metro Line: Yellow Line
This upcoming yellow line is a proud addition to the Namma Bengaluru Network. It will stretch from RV Road to Bommasandra, linking South Bengaluru to the Central and North parts of the city. Spanning 19 km stretch and boasting 16 elevated metro stations, it promises to be a game changer upon its opening in December 2024.
Line: Yellow Line All Metro Stations
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Line: Yellow Line Quick Info
- Status: Under Construction
- Operational Stations: 0
- Under Construction Stations: 16
- Line Length: 18.82 km
- Tracks Number: 2
- Operating Speed: TBC
- Daily Riderships:No started yet
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This upcoming yellow line is a proud addition to the Namma Bengaluru Network. It will stretch from RV Road to Bommasandra, linking South Bengaluru to the Central and North parts of the city. Spanning 19 km stretch and boasting 16 elevated metro stations, it promises to be a game changer upon its opening in December 2024.
Local Connectivity
With the launch of yellow line, you will be zipping through key IT hubs like Electronic City and industrial areas such as Anekal, while passing through iconic spots like Indiranagar, MG Road, Vidhana Soudha, and Majestic. The Yellow Line isn’t just about speed—it’s about connectivity. You’ll find numerous bus stops and railway stations nearby, making your travel smoother than ever.Interchange Stations
The Yellow Line will offer effortless interchanges to the Green, Pink, and Blue Lines. The key interchange stations will be Jayadeva Hospital for the Pink Line, RV Road for the Green Line, and Central Silk Board for the Blue Line. With the Pink and Blue Lines still under construction, you’ll have even more options to explore once they’re up and running.Facilities at the Yellow Line
Step onto a Yellow Line train and experience the future with driverless technology. These trains boast advanced features like communication systems to prevent collisions and AI-based track monitoring for safety. Comfort is key, with CCTV cameras, digital displays, and an automatic fare collection system ensuring a smooth ride. The trains will be operating from 5 AM to 11 PM daily. Namma Metro’s Yellow Line promises frequent metro: every four to six minutes during peak hours and up to 15 minutes during off-peak times. Operating timings can vary during weekends and public holidays, depending on the metro station as advised by the BMRCL on its official website.Metro Fares
With fares starting as low as Rs. 10, commuting in Bengaluru’s Namma Metro network becomes not just easier, but also more affordable. The upcoming East-West extension of the Namma Metro offers two ticket options: smart cards and counter tickets. Smart cards are a cost-effective choice for commuters, providing fare discounts. You can buy a smart card for a one-time fee of Rs 50 at any metro station, with easy recharges available online or at stations. For occasional travelers, tickets from the counter range from Rs 10 to Rs 60, depending on the distance traveled. Smart cards are particularly convenient for daily commuters, ensuring faster travel with automatic fare deduction at the entry and exit gates.Tourist Attractions
The RV Road metro station in southern Bengaluru is close to the Lalbagh Botanical Garden and Bull Temple. The upcoming yellow line enables you to travel through prominent areas like Jayadeva Hospital, BTM Layout, HSR Layout, and Oxford College. Once operational, the corridor is anticipated to greatly improve connectivity and ease commuting between the eastern and western parts of the city, serving major residential and commercial areas.Construction of Yellow line
Construction of the Yellow Line began in 2017 and is on track for completion by December 2024. The proposed extension to the 19 km long yellow line will add another 20.5 km, with 11.5 km in Karnataka and 8.8 km in Tamil Nadu. A major milestone is the construction of a new depot at Kadugodi, designed to offer maintenance and storage facilities for the trains operating along the corridor. This depot can accommodate up to 50 trains, ensuring it meets current demands and future expansion needs. Namma Metro plans to construct a 250-meter skywalk with a travelator, linking the Yellow Line Metro station (RV Road – Bommasandra) with the Blue Line station (KR Pura to Kempegowda International Airport). This will be the first travelator of its kind for Namma Metro, enhancing the connectivity at this busy junction.Additionally, Jayadeva Hospital Metro Station at a height of 29 meters is set to become the tallest metro station in Bengaluru upon the completion of the yellow line.FAQ's
When is the Yellow Line expected to become operational?
The Yellow line is expected to be operational by December 2020.
What are the funding sources for Phase II of Namma Metro?
The overall cost of the 72-km Phase II network is Rs 30,695 crore. The project costs are shared, with the State and Central Governments contributing 34% and 20%, respectively, while the remaining funds are obtained through senior term loans.
How many stations are there on the Yellow Line?
16 stations are there on the Yellow Line of Namma Metro.
What part of Bengaluru is the Yellow line expected to connect?
The yellow line will stretch from RV Road to Bommasandra, linking South Bengaluru to the Central and North parts of the city.
What measures are being taken to ensure the safety and security of passengers on the Yellow Line?
Safety and security measures on the Yellow Line include the implementation of CCTV surveillance, emergency communication systems, and trained personnel for passenger assistance. Additionally, regular maintenance checks and inspections will be conducted to uphold the highest standards of safety for commuters.