The attraction of the Nhon-Cau Giay Metro line shows no signs of cooling down.

After 2 days of commercial ticket sales, the Nhon-Cau Giay Metro line is still attracting passengers. The number of "potential" passengers on the line is showing signs of increasing, especially students.

After 15 days of free trial, Nhon-Cau Giay Metro still attracts passengers.

Many people lined up at the stations to buy tickets, with the intention of using this train long-term because it is convenient and cheap.

Automatic ticket counters are easy to operate with modern, smart software.

Ticket payment can be made by cash or bank card.

According to statistics from the Hanoi Urban Railway Management Board, after 15 days of free operation, the 3 stations with the most passengers are: Nhon Station, Cau Giay Station, and National University Station.

One-way ticket price for one station is 8,000 VND, whole route is 12,000 VND/trip. Day ticket is 24,000 VND...

On average, there are about 200 trains running every day, transporting an average of 319 passengers/train.

After 2 days of ticket sales, the number of passengers to the stations has slightly decreased compared to the opening period, most of the passengers are students and civil servants.

The elevated section of the metro line passes through 11 universities.

Young people check-in...

In the first 3 months, Nhon Metro will open at 5:30 a.m. and close at 10:00 p.m., with trains running every 10 minutes.

Next time, depending on passenger needs will be adjusted accordingly.

The maximum speed of the train can reach 80 km/h.

During the past 15 days of free trial, Nhon Metro line has served 750,000 passengers.

Passengers are mostly students.

When the train arrives at the final station, the attendants and driver will check the entire car to make sure all passengers have gotten off.

The bus system connecting to the Metro line has been completed.

The Hanoi Department of Transport is researching a project to build a tunnel connecting the Nhon-Hanoi Railway Station metro line with the Cat Linh-Ha Dong metro line at Cat Linh station.

Trung Nguyen/Tin Tuc Newspaper

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/anh/suc-hut-tuyen-metro-nhoncau-giay-chua-co-dau-hieu-ha-nhiet-20240824164618528.htm