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Historic Milestone: Agra Metro Successfully Conducts First Test Run, Surprising Residents

Historic Milestone: Agra Metro Successfully Conducts First Test Run, Surprising Residents
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AGRA (Metro Rail News): On Tuesday, Agra witnessed a significant milestone as the Agra Metro project successfully conducted its first trial run from the Ramp Area of Agra Metro Depot to Taj East Gate Station. This came as a pleasant surprise to the residents who witnessed the maiden test run. This trial took place on a ballastless track spanning approximately 3 km. Previously, trials were conducted on the ballasted track in the metro depot.

One unique feature of the Agra Metro trains is that they won’t have any overhead equipment for movement. Instead, they will be powered by a charged third rail running parallel to the track.

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Shri Sushil Kumar, MD, UPMRC, expressed his excitement and labeled this run as a victory for Agra Metro officials. He stated that all train systems and equipment were tested successfully during the 3 km long viaduct run. Mr. Kumar also assured that the officials are committed to commencing metro operations in Agra very soon.

The Agra Metro project aims to ensure timely commissioning, and Mr. Kumar emphasized their determination to achieve this goal. It is indeed a historic day for the people of Agra, bringing them one step closer to experiencing the benefits of metro transportation.

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