Delhi Metro will start services at 6 am on September 13 amid BRICS Summit traffic restrictions, helping students reach exam centres and commuters avoid delays and plan journeys early.
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Delhi Metro will open its services across all lines at 6 am on Sunday, September 13, giving commuters an earlier public transport option as BRICS Summit-related traffic restrictions affect movement across the capital.
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The early Metro schedule is particularly important for students appearing for examinations on Sunday. With road restrictions expected around key routes, students can use the earlier services to reach their examination centres with more time to spare.
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BRICS Summit security arrangements are expected to affect movement across Delhi, making regular road travel less predictable. The early Metro service gives commuters another way to navigate the city and avoid getting caught in summit-related traffic restrictions.
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Passengers travelling on September 13 are being advised to plan their journeys in advance and factor in extra travel time. The 6 am start gives commuters an opportunity to leave earlier and reduce the uncertainty caused by traffic diversions and restrictions.
