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PMRDA Initiates Second Trial Run for Pune Metro Line 3 

PMRDA Initiates Second Trial Run for Pune Metro Line 3 
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PUNE (Metro Rail News): The Pune Metro Rail Project progressed as the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) initiated the second trial run on Line 3’s 4 km stretch between Maan Depot and Station PMR04. 

Pune Metro Line-3, also known as the Puneri Metro, is an elevated metro corridor spanning 23.3 km, designed to connect Hinjawadi with Civil Court through 23 elevated stations.

The trial, conducted earlier this week, was carried out at a speed of 40 kmph to assess the readiness of both the track and the associated systems, as stated by Metro officials. A senior PMRDA official mentioned. “We have achieved 88 per cent progress in project completion and will continue with more trial runs along the stretch,”. 

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The Pune Metro Line 3 is being developed through a public-private partnership (PPP) model, a joint venture between TATA and Siemens, under the name Pune IT City Metro Rail Ltd. The deadline for the already delayed Metro Line-3 in Pune is March 2026.

Earlier this month, PMRDA conducted the first trial runs on Line 3 of Pune Metro. To know more about this news, Click Here.

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