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Issue of Speed Certificates of Different Metros for Train Operation KMRL DMRC (RS-10) LMRC Issue of Speed Certificates of Different Metros for Train Operation KMRL DMRC (RS-10) LMRC 08.12.2016 10.02.2017 29.03.2017 NDLS-AGC milestones 17 Sanction for 16 160kmph operation 15 2nd 14 9 Semi-HS COCR corridors 13 Inaugaratio feasibility announced in n of Gatiman report for Rail Budget 12 200kmph in Express at Delhi-Mumbai Pre- by METI 11 feasibility CT 20 RDSO report for 10 Approved embarks on 200kmph by by Rly. firming up METI 9 inputs for 160kmph 8 7 Status report Speed cert. Vision by UTHS on Rly Bd directs to for Shatabdi 2020 6 in-house low plan requirements exp. & presented cost route to for 9 Semi-HS similar trains 5 corridors at 160kmph 150KMPH Operation 4 Sanction Urban 3 Transport & COCR at 150 High Speed 160kmph in KMPH dte. Delhi-AGC 2 Recommendations section Train for 160kmph to established in 1 Started RB vide CT-20 RDSO 160 Kmph - Milestones so far....... • RDSO embarks upon firming up inputs required for 160kmph passenger train operation -- 15 th Mar. ‘08 • Recommendations for 160kmph sent to Railway Board vide RDSO report no. CT-20 Rev- 2 Status report by UTHS on in-house low cost route to 160kmph -- 23 rd Nov. ‘09 • Vision 2020 presented in Parliament -- 18 th Dec. ‘09 • Raising of speeds • Semi-High Speed Corridors • High Speed Corridors • Urban Transport & High Speed (UTHS) Directorate established in RDSO -- 18 th Nov. ‘10 • Pre-feasibility report for 200kmph on Delhi-Mumbai via Kota by METI-Japan -- 29 th Feb. ’12 • Status report by UTHS on in -house low cost route to 160kmph -- 01 st June ‘12 • Feasibility report for 200kmph in Delhi-Mumbai by METI-Japan -- 01 st June ‘13 • COCR at 160kmph in Delhi-AGC section -- 03 rd July ‘14 • Nine Semi-HS corridors announced in Rail Budget -- 08 th July ’14 • Railway Board directs concerned Zonal Railways and RDSO to assess inputs required for Nine Semi-High Speed corridors -- 20 th Aug. ‘14 • 2nd COCR on NDLS-AGC conducted by RDSO -- 11 th Sept. ‘14 • RDSO Report on 160 kmph train operation, viz.,CT-20 Rev-2 approved by Rly. Board -- 09 th Dec. ‘14 • Final Speed Certificate issued by RDSO for Shatabdi exp. & similar trains at 160kmph -- 09 th Apr. ‘15 • Sanction for 160kmph operation, by Railway Board -- 20 th May ‘15 • Inaugural run of Gatiman Express at 160 Kmph -- 05 th Apr. ‘16 Speed Certificates issued for Metro Train Operations By UTHS Directorate S. No. Metro Name Details of Speed Certificates 1 Rapid Metrorail Gurgaon Limited (RMGL) No.UTHS/52/RMGL Dated 19.09.2013 2 Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation Limited (JMRCL ) No.UTHS/18/JMRCL Dated 12.05.2014 3 Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL ) No.UTHS/56/MMOPL Dated 01.04.2014 4 Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) No.UTHS/24/BMRCL Dated 28.01.2014/22.10.2014 superseded by cert. of even no. dtd. 17.03.2016 5 Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) No.UTHS/38/CMRL Dated 16.08.2014 superseded by cert. of even no. dtd. 08.07.16 6 Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (LTMRHL ) No.UTHS/63/HMRL Dated 08.05.2015 superseded by cert. of even no. dtd. 17.06.16 7 Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (RS-10) (Line-7 & Line-8) No.UTHS/66/DMRC/Mech Dated10.02.2017 8 Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) No.UTHS/12/KMRL/Mech. Dated 08.12.2016 9 Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation (LMRC) No.UTHS/9/LMRC/Mech Dated 29.03.2017 Speed Certificates issued for Metro Train Trials By UTHS Directorate S. No. Metro Name Details of Speed Certificates 1 Rapid Metrorail Gurgaon Limited (RMGL) No.UTHS/52/RMGL Dated 17.05.2013 2 Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation Limited (JMRCL ) No.UTHS/18/JMRCL Dated 19.02.2014 3 Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL ) No.UTHS/56/MMOPL Dated 16.01.2014 4 Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) No.UTHS/24/BMRCL Dated 06.12.2013 5 Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) No.UTHS/38/CMRL Dated 03.06.2014 6 Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (LTMRHL ) No.UTHS/63/HMRL Dated 21.10.2014 7 Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (RS-10) (Line-7 & Line-8) No.UTHS/66/DMRC/Mech. Dated 31.10.2016 8 Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) No.UTHS/12/KMRL/Mech. Dated 17.09.2016 9 Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation (LMRC) No.UTHS/9/LMRC/Mech Dated 10.02.2017.
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