Metro

Agra Metro Corridor-1 progress is accelerating as the first underground stretch between R. B.

TfL line closures this weekend are set to affect several routes across London between November 22 and 23, as Network Rail maintenance and engineering projects hit parts of the London Overground, DLR and Elizabeth line.

Sydney Metro West marks a new tunnelling milestone as TBMs Jessie and Ruby pass the deepest section under Darling Harbour and move closer to Hunter Street station.

New York’s debate over subway conductors no longer feels abstract; Governor Hochul now reads through legislation, a step first detailed by ABC7 New York, while she listens to riders, workers, and analysts who defend or question the long-standing two-person crew model.

The MTA expands its OMNY Card giveaway across the transit system, building on details set out in a recent MTA press release, so riders can transfer balances easily and prepare for the final stage of the MetroCard transition.

Alstom helped move Montreal’s REM into a new phase by supporting the launch of the northern branch, and the company at the same time strengthened long-term operations through its role in the Pulsar joint venture, as detailed in Alstom’s official press release.

Mumbai’s Tunnel Road Network marks a major shift in the city’s mobility plan because it strengthens key corridors, cuts heavy congestion, and supports more reliable regional connectivity for daily commuters.

The first stage of metro construction in Gush Dan moves into prequalification as NTA invites firms to compete for eleven packages—tunnels, underground works, and surface links across three planned lines.

Gadigal Station joins the Prix Versailles 2025 roll as one of the world’s most beautiful passenger stations, because design, sustainability, and art converge with a fast, deeply engineered metro.

The Southwest Metro train now runs at 100 km/h on the Sydenham–Bankstown corridor, because Sydney Metro expanded trials toward 9,000 hours and 70 integration tests ahead of the 2026 opening.

The UPMRC has further bolstered the development of Kanpur’s metro rail network by signing an contract worth 18. 5 million dollars (₹164 crore approx.

The company that has received this $297 million contract is Titagarh Rail Systems Limited. The awarding of this contract to the company marks a significant step in the modernization process of metro rail services in India.