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Overview & History

The Delhi Meerut RRTS is a rapid transit system serving the city of India in India. Currently Delhi Meerut RRTS network has 9 active stations. Find important and useful information like Delhi Meerut RRTS route, metro lines, service operation timings, first train, last train, route map, fare chart, top attractions near metro station, metro station nearby, news and more.

The Delhi–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (Delhi–Meerut RRTS) is a semi-high-speed rail that will connect the National Capital Region (NCR) cities of Delhi, Ghaziabad and Meerut.
First time in 2013, The Governments of India and Delhi create a comprehensive plan for developing a regional railway that will connect Delhi.
After that in July 2013 Governments of India formed a joint venture company in between Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi that called National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) for designing, developing, implementing, financing, operating, and maintaining the RRTS.
The main objective of NCRTC is to reduce the dependence of commuters on road-based transportation and enhance regional connectivity within the NCR and beyond, and construct, own and operate the Regional Rapid Transit Systems (RRTS).
In May 2017, the Government of Uttar Pradesh approved DPR of RRTS making by NCRTC and in February 2019 the same DPR was approved by Government of India with the ₹30,274 crore Rupee.On 8 March 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone of the corridor along with the Meerut Metro project.

Interesting Facts about Delhi Meerut RRTS

Delhi Meerut RRTS Lines & Terminal Stations

Status: AC = Active, UC = Under Construction, AP = Approved for Construction, PL = In Plan

Metro Lines

Status

Terminal Stations

◙ Line 1 Line

✓ AC

Sahibabad RRTS ⇄ Meerut South RRTS

◙ Line 2 Line

✓ AC

Sahibabad RRTS ⇄ Duhai Depot RRTS

Delhi Meerut RRTS Network Map 2024

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Delhi Meerut RRTS Fare Chart

Standard Class (Fare in ₹):

Station	A03	A04	A05	A06	AS2	A07	A08	A09	A10
Sahibabad (A03)	-	30	30	40	50	60	80	90	110
Ghaziabad (A04)	30	-	20	30	30	40	60	80	90
Guldhar (A05)	30	20	-	20	30	30	50	60	80
Duhai (A06)	40	30	20	-	20	20	40	50	70
Duhai Depot (AS2)	50	30	30	20	-	30	40	60	80
Murad Nagar (A07)	60	40	30	20	30	-	20	30	60
Modi Nagar South (A08)	80	60	50	40	40	20	-	20	40
Modi Nagar North (A09)	90	80	60	50	60	30	20	-	30
Meerut South (A10)	110	90	80	70	80	60	40	30	-

Premium Class (Fare in ₹):

Station	A03	A04	A05	A06	AS2	A07	A08	A09	A10
Sahibabad (A03)	-	60	60	80	100	120	160	180	220
Ghaziabad (A04)	60	-	40	60	60	80	120	160	180
Guldhar (A05)	60	40	-	40	60	60	100	120	160
Duhai (A06)	80	60	40	-	40	40	80	100	140
Duhai Depot (AS2)	100	60	60	40	-	60	80	120	160
Murad Nagar (A07)	120	80	60	40	60	-	40	60	120
Modi Nagar South (A08)	160	120	100	80	80	40	-	40	80
Modi Nagar North (A09)	180	160	120	100	120	60	40	-	60
Meerut South (A10)	220	180	160	140	160	120	80	60	-

Delhi Meerut RRTS News & Updates

Anand Vihar, the first underground station of the RRTS corridor, is ready to welcome passengers. People can get the gift of semi high speed Namo Bharat train on the new year.

◷ 2024-12-18 | ☍ Navbharat Times

To provide better facilities to NCRTC passengers, three bridges have been built on the Ghazipur drain passing in front of the station, out of which the bridge will be reserved for vehicles coming to the station for pick and drop, the second for pedestrians and the third has been built for exiting the station.

◷ 2024-12-18 | ☍ Navbharat Times

The outer part of Anand Vihar station has been decorated with a facade of modern grey panels. At the same time, attractive shiny vitreous enamel panels have been used at the concourse and platform level inside the station. Two entry exit gates have been built for the convenience of passengers in the station.

◷ 2024-12-18 | ☍ News 24

Delhi Meerut RRTS FAQs

𝒬. Within what time period should a commuter enter the premise after purchasing a ticket or digitally generating a QR code?

𝒜. Commuters are encouraged to generate QR tickets digitally. Ticket generation can be done from anywhere, whether it be at home or in the office, but the tickets must be scanned on the station AFC within two hours of generating them.

In the case of paper QR tickets, the commuter is required to scan the tickets on the station AFC within 30 minutes of the ticket generation.

𝒬. Children of which age can travel without ticket in RRTS Services? 

𝒜. In the RRTS every child under 90 cm accompanied by an adult passenger will be allowed to travel free in RRTS Services.

𝒬. What are the different ticketing options for a commuter to travel in the NAMO BHARAT Trains?

𝒜. National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) Card – Any NCMC compliant card can be use in RRTS services. Commuters can recharge/purchase these cards from ticket counters at the RRTS Stations.

Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs) will also be equipped with a credit/debit/prepaid card reader compliant with RuPay NCMC standard for non-cash payment of transactions.

Paper QR code-based journey ticket – Can be generated via Ticket Vending Machines (TVMs) or bought from the Ticket counters at the RRTS Stations.

𝒬. Can commuters take bicycles on the RRTS?

𝒜. No. Bicycles are not allowed in RRTS.

𝒬. How I reach Premium Coach in RRTS?

𝒜. The premium coach can be reached only through the premium lounge on the platform.

Doing this requires a commuter to double tap either the ticket or the National Common Mobility Card, first at the entry automatic fare collection gate and again at the platform AFC gate.

This will facilitate entry into the premium lounge to access the premium coach.

𝒬. What Facility Provide in Premium Coach in RRTS?

𝒜. Premium coaches come equipped with a variety of extra facilities that cater to commuters, such as magazine holders, coat hooks, footrests, and reclining chairs. They also have a separate colour code for each seat and an opening for a vending machine in the future.

𝒬. How is RRTS Service different from Metro Rail Services?

𝒜. RRTS vs Metro:

The RRTS and Metro Rail Systems are two new-age Mass Rapid Transit Systems that have different objectives.
These two services are planned to complement each other, enabled by seamless multi-modal integration.
The RRTS Service is designed for efficient connectivity between regional nodes or cities, while Metro Systems are intended for intra-city travel.
RRTS Stations are generally located 5 to 10 km apart, compared to the average distance of 2 km between Metro stations.
The NAMO BHARAT Train will travel at an average speed of 90 kmph, while a metro train, on the other hand, usually operates at 30 kmph speed.