Delhi Metro Hits Record High with 77.48 Lakh Passenger Journeys on August 20

The Delhi Metro recorded its highest-ever daily passenger journeys at 77.48 lakh on August 20, surpassing its previous milestone set on August 13. This significant increase prompted the inclusion of additional trains to manage the passenger flow effectively.

The Delhi Metro achieved a record-breaking milestone on August 20, registering 77.48 lakh daily passenger journeys, officials reported. The urban transporter announced the news via X, highlighting it surpassed its previous record set on August 13 this year.

Data reveals 77,48,838 passengers traveled on August 20, eclipsing the 72.38 lakh on August 13 and other notable high counts across the months. Journey or line utilization is determined by the number of corridors passengers use.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) expanded its service with additional trains to cater to the increased demand. The DMRC's network now spans nearly 393 km with 2,888 stations, including the Noida-Greater Noida Metro Corridor and Rapid Metro, Gurugram.

(With inputs from agencies.)