Kochi Line 1 Line Metro Route, Stations List, Map & Timings

The Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) urban feeder bus service has achieved great success within a year of its launch, transporting over 1.4 million passengers since it began operations on January 15 last year. The electric feeder bus service, launched to strengthen last-mile connectivity, connects major locations in Kochi to metro stations and also connects to the water metro network.

Kochi’s Metro and Water Metro will extend operations over the New Year period to handle an expected surge in passenger traffic, officials said. Metro services on the Edappally–Aluva and Edappally–Tripunithura corridors will be extended until 11 pm from 26 December to 3 January. On New Year’s Eve, 31 December, trains will run at 20-minute intervals late into the night, continuing until 1.30 am. According to the schedule, the last Metro trains will depart from Aluva and Tripunithura at 1.30 am, while the final service from Edappally will leave at 2 am.

Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) has launched a detailed survey at 28 locations in Goa as part of a feasibility study for the proposed Goa Mass Water Transit System. The study aims to assess potential routes and passenger demand for a future water taxi network across the state.

The Kochi Metro is launching a freight service, similar to the model introduced by the Delhi Metro. This service could be used to transport non-perishable packaged goods during off-peak hours.

Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) successfully installed the first pier cap of the metro viaduct on the second phase of Pink Line on Thursday morning. Weighing 80 tonnes and manufactured at the casting yard in Kalamassery, the pier cap was installed on the pillars with the help of a heavy-duty crane. The pier cap was installed at pillar number 281 on Infopark Expressway.