the first stations of the dubai metro green line were opened to the public on september 10, 2011.
the first stations of the dubai metro green line were opened to the public on september 10, 2011.
when were the first stations of the dubai metro green line opened to the public?
september 10, 2011
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the $3.89 billion dubai metro project is operational. it consists of two lines (red line and green line) which run through the financial and residential areas of the city. the metro system was partially opened on september 2009. uk-based international service company serco is responsible for operating the metro. the metro comprises the green line, which has 20 stations (8 underground, 12 elevated) and runs from the etisalat station to the creek station and the red line, the major back bone line, which has 29 stations (4 underground, 24 elevated and 1 at ground level) and runs from rashidiya station to uae xchange station jebel ali. in july 2016 a contract was awarded to add a branch to the red line running to the expo 2020 site; this extension is due to open in april 2020. a blue and a purple line have also been planned. the dubai metro (green and blue lines) will have of track and 43 stations, 37 above ground and ten underground. the dubai metro is the first urban train network in the arabian peninsula. all the trains run without a driver and are based on automatic navigation.
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