New names, same stops: Find out which Dubai Metro stations have been renamed Stay informed on the most recent Dubai Metro station renamings, including the shift from Al Khail to Al Fardan Exchange.

Dubai’s Al Khail Metro station will now be called Al Fardan Exchange. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) signed an agreement granting the financial service provider naming rights for the ...

The Dubai Metro is a very popular way of getting about town — a whopping 275 million passengers used it to get around in the last year. Frequent riders, using public transport for their commute or to ...

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai has granted Al Fardan Exchange the naming rights for the Al Khail Metro Station. Read-RTA planning new Dubai Metro Gold Line According to a WAM ...

The Al Khail Metro Station in Dubai has been renamed to Al Fardan Exchange Metro Station. Supplied Dubai: The Al Khail Metro Station in Dubai has been renamed as Al Fardan Exchange Metro Station ...

Delhi Metro passengers are increasingly concerned about overcrowding during peak hours, fearing potential stampede-like situations at congested stations like Hauz Khas. Despite high ridership ...

The Metro Board of Directors voted Thursday to move forward with the weapons screening pilot project, expanding it to more high-traffic train stations. Metro began the pilot program in Oct. 2024 ...

Greater numbers of commuters than forecast are piling off driverless metro trains at Sydney’s massive underground station at Martin Place in the central city during the morning peak on weekdays.

Have you ever wondered why those yellow tiles are patched on the floor of the metro and railway stations in your city and what they are used for? People often think that they may be used for ...

Following the news that one of the city’s major metro stations has changed its name for the foreseeable, you might be wondering why so many do so. The Dubai Metro recently celebrated its 15th ...

Los Angeles County Supervisor and LA Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn has asked the mega transit agency to display information ...

Vintage advertising at the former Chamberi Station of Madrid.Credit: Adobe When the first Metro line opened on October 17, 1919, it was a modest 3.5-kilometre route with just eight stations.