The railway station on the Orange Line of the Riyadh Train is witnessing major developments within the public transport project in the Saudi capital.
This station is part of an integrated network that aims to improve the flow of transportation, reduce traffic congestion, and effectively connect the main areas of the city.
The project is in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, which seeks to develop infrastructure and enhance modern means of transportation.
Latest developments
Preparing the surrounding areas:
The areas surrounding the railway station on the Orange Line have been fully equipped, with a direct connection to the Riyadh-Dammam railway station.
This connection allows passengers to move easily between the different lines, which enhances the overall efficiency of the system.
According to data from the High Commission for the Development of Riyadh, a budget of 1.5 billion Saudi riyals has been allocated to develop the infrastructure around the stations.
Logistic improvements:
Intelligent systems have been installed to manage the movement of trains and passengers, including advanced electronic ticketing systems and monitoring devices that operate using artificial intelligence.
According to SAR (Saudi Railway Company) reports, these systems will reduce waiting times by up to 30%, increasing passenger satisfaction.
Environmental Sustainability:
Solar panels have been installed at the station to generate clean energy, with a production capacity of 2 megawatts, contributing to a 15% reduction in carbon emissions, according to the Saudi Ministry of Energy.
Integration with other means of transportation:
Dedicated lanes have been allocated for buses and taxis to facilitate access to the station, with parking spaces accommodating more than 1,000 cars. In addition, pedestrian and bicycle paths have been identified to encourage green transportation.
the railway station on the Orange Line of the Riyadh Train
“The railway station on the Orange Line in #Riyadh_Train is undergoing significant developments, including the preparation of surrounding areas, logistical improvements, and enhanced environmental sustainability. A budget of 1.5 billion Saudi Riyals has been allocated for these developments, with an expected 30% reduction in waiting times and a 15% decrease in carbon emissions.”
