There will be 84 Riyadh Metro stations in total, with four key stations that’ll allow passengers to move between the metro lines and to and from the bus network.

This will further connect to Riyadh’s BRT and Metro stations. The system will also have 58 feeder lines (835 km of network) that will connect to the metro and BRT system. The full route map of ...

The Riyadh Metro project will be 176km long with six lines and 85 stations, including underground, elevated and at-grade sections. Line 1, the Blue Line, will run from Olaya Street to Al Hayer Road.

Riyadh Development Authority (RDA) – previously The High Commission for the Development of Arriyadh - has awarded naming rights for eight Riyadh Metro stations to leading commercial organisations from ...

The Riyadh Metro is expected to go operational later this year once the project is completed. Supplied photo Dubai: The Riyadh Metro, one of the world's largest transport projects, is slated to ...

Riyadh Metro starts today, Jan. 14, the operation of three stations on Riyadh Metro Blue Line, in addition to two stations on the Orange Line. Al-Wurud 2, National Museum, and Al-Bathaa stations on ...

Dubai: The Riyadh Public Transport Company announced the opening of two new stations on the Riyadh Metro Orange Line, strengthening the Kingdom’s largest urban transit network.

The Orange Line, which runs from west to east across Riyadh, connects Jeddah Road to the Second Eastern Ring Road near Khashm Al Aan, covering 41 kilometres of the city, the Saudi Gazette reported.

The BACS consortium has announced the opening of Riyadh Metro’s first phase comprising the 64km Blue Line and Red Line. The Blue Line begins service on 1 December, followed by the Red Line on 15 ...