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Bengaluru Launches ₹55.48 Crore Travellator to Link Two Major Metro Lines
Bengaluru has begun construction of a new automatic walking path, costing ₹55.48 crore, to connect its two main metro routes.
Bengaluru has begun construction of a new automatic walking path, known as a travellator, at a cost of ₹55.48 crore to connect its two major metro lines.
The travellator will link key metro corridors, easing the commute for thousands of passengers daily.
The project aims to reduce walking time and improve passenger convenience by providing a seamless link between the lines.
It is part of the city’s broader initiative to upgrade public transport infrastructure and enhance connectivity across the metro network.
The travellator will link key metro corridors, easing the commute for thousands of passengers daily.
The project aims to reduce walking time and improve passenger convenience by providing a seamless link between the lines.
It is part of the city’s broader initiative to upgrade public transport infrastructure and enhance connectivity across the metro network.