The multi-billion-dollar Riyadh Metro project represents a fundamental shift in public transportation in a city where residents have historically relied almost entirely on private vehicles.
A viral image of the city’s traffic maps recently showed a surprising change: the red congestion zones have turned green, signaling a significant drop in gridlock. The game-changer? The Riyadh Metro.
The Riyadh Metro has opened its doors to passengers today, following the inauguration by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud on November 27, 2024. Operated by the Royal ...
The Riyadh Metro has launched operations for its Red (Line 2) and Green (Line 5) lines, making five of its six lines operational. Services run daily from 6:00 am to midnight, with select stations ...
Riyadh Art, the world’s largest public art program, has unveiled four monumental public artworks with the launch of the Riyadh Metro, transforming key metro stations into cultural landmarks. At the ...
The first phase of Riyadh Metro was launched, which marks a significant step to reshape the Saudi capital's public transport landscape. According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), Saudi King Salman ...
Saudi Arabia has taken a major step toward transforming urban mobility with the launch of the Riyadh Metro. This driverless transport system is expected to significantly reduce traffic congestion and ...
Dec. 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Parsons Corporation (NYSE: PSN), announced today that the official inauguration took place on 27 November 2024 for the $27 billion Riyadh Metro. Parsons is one of ...
Riyadh Metro officially opened this week to passengers as part of a soft launch of its Blue (1), Yellow (4), and Purple (6) lines. Currently, these lines connect Al Orouba to Batha, King Khalid ...
It is worth noting that the Riyadh Metro network consists of six lines, covering a total length of 176 kilometers and featuring 85 stations, including four main stations. Notably, the Riyadh Metro ...
Riyadh Metro will operate five out of the six lines of the transformative transport network Riyadh Metro will open its Red and Green lines as it continues to transform transport in the Saudi capital.