The Red Line Rail has officially kicked off its invitational passenger operations.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv06D7UVlf4?si=COA3hUjdcRuHGcbW

This achievement represents a major advancement in reshaping public transportation in Lagos, bringing us closer to a modern, efficient, and interconnected city.

The Red Line will operate four daily trips between Oyingbo and Agbado. This essential route will not only facilitate commuting for thousands but also alleviate congestion and enhance the quality of life for our residents.

Morning departures from Oyingbo will begin at 8:30 AM, making stops at key stations such as Yaba, Mushin, Oshodi, Ikeja, Agege, before arriving at Agbado by 9:37 AM. The trains will adhere strictly to their schedules, ensuring order and efficiency in our rail services.

This initial passenger operation allows us to continually assess the system's safety, reliability, and efficiency, while gathering valuable feedback from passengers. This is a crucial step towards full commercial operations.

Once fully operational, the Red Line is anticipated to run 20 trips daily, accommodating over 500,000 passengers each day. This rail line is more than just transportation; it’s a vital link that connects our communities and drives economic growth.

To be part of this transformative experience, please register at the provided link.

Together, we are creating a Lagos that serves everyone—efficient, connected, and poised for the future.

The invitational passenger (partial) operations for the Red Line Rail project has commenced.

The Train will run four trips per day between Oyingbo and Agbado.

AM TRIP 1: Oyingbo (8:30), Yaba (08:37), Mushin (08:45), Oshodi (08:54), Ikeja (09:05), Agege (09:15), Iju (09:27) and Agbado (09:37).

AM TRIP 2: Agbado (10:30), Iju (10:37), Agege (10:49), Ikeja (10:59), Oshodi (11:10), Mushin (11:19), Yaba (11:27) and Oyingbo (11:37).

PM TRIP 1: Oyingbo (12:40), Yaba (12:47), Mushin (12:55), Oshodi (13:04), Ikeja (13:15), Agege (13:25), Iju (13:37) and Agbado (13:47).

PM TRIP 2: Agbado (14:50), Iju (14:57), Agege (15:09), Ikeja (15:19), Oshodi (15:30), Mushin (15:39), Yaba (15:47) and Oyingbo (15:57).

The Train will move at STRICTLY at the scheduled times.

The aim of this partial passenger operations is to keep testing the Rail system’s safety, reliability, efficiency while carrying selected passengers, and also get passenger feedback, same way it was done for the blue line rail.

When full commercial Operations start, the Red Line Rail is expected to with 20 trips per day and over 500,000 passenger per day.

RED LINE ROUTE: OYINGBO > YABA > MUSHIN > OSHODI > IKEJA > AGEGE > IJU > AGBADO

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FLASHBACK: Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu performed the Groundbreaking Ceremony and commencement of Civil Works for the Lagos Rail Mass Transit (LRMT) Red Line Project on Thursday, 15th April 2021.

Meaning Mr Governor started and completed this Landmark Project.

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Today, I inspected our newly acquired Talgo Intra-City Ten Coach metropolitan trains, for our Red Line Metro project in Lagos.

These new trains which were originally intended to connect Madison and Milwaukee in the United States, are now headed for Lagos state.

jpmoriarti:
Intracity rail shouldn't be more 2 minutes between two stations. But here, some stations are over 10 minutes. What does these people learn when they travel overseas?

Well, I guess it's a start but what is worth doing, is worth doing well especially when they hope the rail can be alternative to the buses. Otherwise, huge distances between two stations will ensure the project is less impactful to the people as intended.

ribbit:
To think they wanted to vote out sanwo olu for shinedu that doesn't have a single experience in public service.

Imagine having all these developments and wanting it to stop.

I don't need to cvrse any yoruba man that vote for shinedu againsy sanwo olu, but it's obvious the gods of the land have already cvrsed them with stvpidity

victorDanladi:

That your 2minutes na lie...and you never read partial services which is the part of the test run