Bangalore Metro Stations

The Bangalore Metro is fourth longest metro train network in India after the Delhi Metro, Hyderabad Metro and Chennai Metro. In first phase of Namma Metro Purple line is opened to public on 20th October 2011 between M G Road Metro Station and Baiyyapannahalli Metro Station. There are 40 stations in Phase I, of which 7 stations are underground, 1 at grade and 32 are elevated.

Facilities Available at Bangalore Metro Stations

• Ticket Vending Machine
• Customer Care Service facility on every Station
• Passenger Information Display Boards

Bangalore Metro Etiquitee (Do's & Dont's)

Do's & Dont's at AFC Gates

Do's

• Let elderly and children pass through first..
• Keep your belongings and clothes close while passing through gate.
• Take care of your children while passing through gate. Children less than 3 ft. height to be kept ahead and close to you.
• Smart card holders to ensure proper entry and exit at the exit gates

Dont's

• Try to enter/exit the gates forcibly in a group.
• Stop and reverse after passing through the gate.
• Pause while passing through the gate.
• Try to jump over the AFC gates to make entry/exit.

Do's & Dont's at Bangalore Train Platform

Do's

• Stand in queue while when waiting for the train.
• Stand back from yellow line near the edge of platform.
• Let passengers exit from the train first.
• Watch your feet as you step over the gap between the train and platform edge.
• Wait for the next train if the doors have started to close.
• Stand back from yellow line near the edge of platform.
• Contact Namma Metro staff if any belonging falls on track.
• Any unattended belonging should be reported to station staff/ Namma Metro security.

Dont's

• Try to pick up the belongings that drop on track on your own.
• Lean on platform edges.
• Come near the moving train out of curiosity.
• Venture out beyond platform areas.
• Try to pick up the belongings that drop on track on your own.
• Attempt to board the train when doors are closing.
• Block the train doors when they are closing.