KEOLIS HYDERABAD METRO RAPID SYSTEM - OVERVIEW

The Hyderabad Metro Rail is the world’s largest metro project in public-private partnership (PPP) mode. It covers 69.2 km across three corridors, transforming Hyderabad, triggering robust economic activity around the city. The Hyderabad Metro is a rapid transit system that has been operating in Hyderabad, India, since 2017. The system has been a major success, with ridership increasing steadily over the years. However, the metro has also been plagued by overcrowding, particularly during peak hours. The number of passengers in Hyderabad Metro is increasing day by day. Due to this, the congestion in the metro is increasing. The objective of this report is to analyse and address the issue of overcrowding in the Hyderabad Metro system using data analysis tools and techniques. Through comprehensive data analysis, this study aims to identify the underlying causes of overcrowding and pro-vide recommendations for optimizing the metro system’s capacity and operations. By utilizing data analysis tools and techniques, this report aims to provide evidence-based insights and recommendations to address the issue of overcrowding in the Hyderabad Metro system. The findings of this study will be valuable for metro authorities, policy-makers, and urban planners, enabling them to make informed decisions to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and capacity of the metro system, leading to improved transportation services and a better commuting experience for passengers.