Peak-hour frequency will improve to 5.5 minutes, while non-peak remains at 10 minutes.
IllustrationThe Bengaluru Metro's Yellow Line will run 13 trains a day from November 16, BMRCL says.
Peak-hour frequency improves to 5.5 minutes during weekdays.
Outside peak hours the line stays at 10-minute intervals. Weekends keep that same 10-minute cadence.
First and last train times at both R.V. Road and Bommasandra remain unchanged, so commuters will not see any schedule shifts.
What this means for Indian travellersCommuters on the Yellow Line can expect shorter wait times during peak hours starting November 16, but non-peak and weekend frequencies remain unchanged.
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