Riyadh Metro Opens Red and Green Lines, Nears Full Launch
- Publish date: Monday، 16 December 2024 Reading time: 1 min read
Public transport expansion aims to ease traffic, connect key areas, and promote sustainability.
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Riyadh’s metro network has officially launched its Red and Green Lines, marking a major milestone in the city’s public transportation system. These additions bring five out of six metro lines into operation, with the final Orange Line set to open on January 5, 2025.
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The Red Line spans 25.1 kilometers along King Abdullah Road, linking 15 stations from King Fahd Sport City to King Saud University. Key stops include the Riyadh Exhibition Centre, enhancing access to major destinations. Meanwhile, the Green Line covers 13.3 kilometers along King Abdulaziz Road, connecting 12 stations in important government and residential areas, including stops near the Ministry of Finance.
Sustainable Travel and Better Connectivity
The Riyadh Metro is designed to reduce the city’s dependence on cars, ease traffic congestion, and lower carbon emissions. Powered by renewable energy, it offers an eco-friendly alternative for daily commutes.
Flexible Ticketing Options
Passengers can choose from various ticket options, including a two-hour pass for SAR 4 and extended travel passes. Tickets are available via the Darb app, which integrates the metro system with the Riyadh Bus Project for seamless city-wide travel.
With the upcoming Orange Line, Riyadh’s metro will complete its 176-kilometer network, providing residents with a faster, more sustainable way to get around the city.