Delhi Metro Has Installed Improvised Signage At Stations

Delhi Metro has installed improvised signage at stations

New Delhi (12/12/2008) – The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has begun installing special combined information signage at stations.This allows passengers to see all the important information in one place and provides better visibility.
These signs have been installed at interchange stations by the DMRC and will be placed at remaining stations in Phase I & II in a gradual manner until March 2022.

 Delhi Metro Has Installed Improvised Signage At Stations-TeluguStop.com

These signs are installed at 158 stations in Phase I & II as well as at interchange stations.

This signage is designed to assist passengers in locating all information related to Delhi Metro, including tickets; system map; last and first train times; Do’s and Don’ts.It also includes helpline numbers and facilities for Divyangjan.

For better visibility, the bilingual signs in Hindi and English will be backlit with LEDs.

The signage at all the Phase-II elevated grade stations will be identical.

They are located near ticketing stations to make it easy for passengers to find them, and also help with planning their trip.

The information displayed in these signages have been divided into three portions.

The left side frame contains Ticketing information and Benefits of Smart Cards, Time zone Information; while the middle frame has System Map-cum-Fare Chart, First and Last Train Timings and DMRC website and Application information.

The right frame shows penalties under Delhi Metro Railway Act, 2002, Do’s & Don’ts for passenger, Lost and Found Office, Missing Person Information, Facilities for Divyangjan, Information on DMRC’s Claims Commissioner and Caution on CCTV Surveillance.


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