Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar Metro has received approval for direct routes and increased train frequency. The Metro Rail Safety Commissioner has granted permission, allowing passengers seamless travel without changing trains at Motera Stadium or GNLU (Gujarat National Law University).

From February 15, metro trains will operate from APMC directly to Sector 1 in Gandhinagar and GIFT City, improving accessibility. Additionally, to further ease travel, bus services between GNLU and GIFT City offices will be available every 30 minutes.

Earlier, in a relief to commuters on the Thaltej route, the metro train operating between Vastral Gam and Thaltej was extended to Thaltej Gam. Since December 8, passengers have been able to use this expanded route, with the first train from Thaltej Gam departing at 6.20 am.

The Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) is developing the Ahmedabad Metro Rail Project in two phases, incorporating multiple lines and extensions to enhance urban mobility.

Phase 1 features two corridors covering 32 stations, of which 28 are elevated and 4 are underground. The East-West Corridor spans 20.91 km, with 14.40 km elevated and 6.6 km underground, ensuring improved connectivity across the city.

With these expansions, Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar metro services are set to provide smoother, faster, and more convenient travel options for daily commuters.

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