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PANIPAT
GOHANA BARAUT
SONEPAT
BAGHPAT
TO BHIWANI ROHTAK KUNDLI MEERUT
UTTAR
BAHADURGARH
PRADESHNH24
JHAJJAR GHAZIABAD
DELHI
South-West
HAPUR TO MURADABAD
GURGAON
FARIDABAD
BULANDSHAHR
HODAL
ALWAR
RAJASTHAN
Haryana
Rajasthan 7 Hong Kong London and Île-de-France NCR
Sub-region NCT-
Sub-region Suburbs (Paris and
Delhi Uttar Suburbs)
Pradesh
Sub-region Length of Regional Rail
(kms) 587
5
4 381
259
2 Alwar 118
Rajasthan
Sub-region
RRTS Phase I London Hong Kong India RRTS Paris RER
Crossrail MTR Phase I
RRTS Phase II
Need for RRTS in National Capital Region (NCR)
Functional Transport Plan for NCR - 2032
Decennial growth rate of Increasing congestion and Need for planning Delhi in
~50% due to migration shortages of civic amenities the regional context was felt
5
RRTS will bring significant reduction in travel time across the
region
Travel time by road Travel time by RRTS
Panipat – Delhi
Airport: 80-85
min
Panipat – Delhi
Airport: 210
min
Manesar –
Delhi Airport:
90 min Ghaziaba Ghaziabad –
d Delhi Airport:
Airpor 40-45 min
t
~ 2 mn daily
~ 380 kms 600 coaches 6 Depot.
ridership
7
Multi-modal integration and Inter-0peratibility
• All the 3 RRTS corridors will be converge at Sarai Kale Khan and
will be inter-operable
• Teams of both NCRTC and DMRC are working in close
coordination with each other in regard to integration between
RRTS and Delhi Metro Stations
• 3 RRTS corridors will intersect 7 Delhi Metro lines
• While RRTS will act as backbone for regional transportation,
Delhi Metro lines will complement by providing as feeder and
dispersal services
DMRC U/G
Platform Level
Concourse Level
Road Level
DMRC
Line 4
RRTS
Ghazipur Drain
Integration with
UPSRTC
15
Meerut Metro
Corridor I: Partapur to
Modipuram 16 20
Rs. 8,532 Crores
Corridor II: Shradhapuri Ph 2
to Jagriti Vihar Extension 13 15
Rs. 6,469 Crores
RRTS Corridor
• Add 6 more stations taking number of stations in
Meerut to 12
• Plan to run Metro services on RRTS corridor
Metro Corridor
• Develop only MRTS Corridor II
Expected Outcomes
• Savings in capital costs ~Rs. 6,000 Cr.
• Synergies between RRTS and Metro in Meerut
• Better utilization of resources & no competition for
ridership
• In conformity with New Metro Policy to join City
Centre to City Centre by RRTS
• In line with scheme in Delhi and other places
• Win-Win situation
Funding Pattern of Delhi- Meerut Corridor
Amount
Description
% Rs Cr.
Equity 15.85% 5,165
Government of
Sub-ordinate Debt (SD) - Central Taxes 3.92% 1,278
India
Total 19.77% 6,443
Equity 2.64% 861
GNCTD Sub-ordinate Debt (SD) - Central Taxes 0.65% 214
Total 3.29% 1,075
Equity 13.20% 4,304
State Government Sub-ordinate Debt (SD) - Central Taxes 3.27% 1,065
of UP Sub-ordinate Debt (SD) - Govt. Land cost 0.47% 152
Total 16.94% 5,521
~6,154
Average Market Rates
Expected
incremental
Value ~1,077
~108 ~185
20
Ability to tap innovative instruments of financing