In just over two months since its launch, Riyadh Metro has transported more than 18 million passengers, marking a major milestone in the capital’s public transport revolution

According to the Royal Commission for Riyadh City, the six-line network has completed over 162,000 trips, covering an impressive 4.5 million km. The Blue Line, running parallel to Olaya Street, has emerged as the busiest, with nearly 10 million riders. The King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) station alone recorded over 3 million passengers, making it the most popular stop.

Spanning 176 km with 85 strategically placed stations, the Riyadh Metro is designed to ease congestion and reduce carbon emissions

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The system boasts driverless trains, air-conditioned cabins, and a seamless integration with the Riyadh Bus network, ensuring an efficient and convenient commute for residents and visitors alike.

Passengers can access the metro via contactless payments, ticket vending machines, or the Darb app, making travel across the city smoother than ever

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With a daily capacity of 3.6 million passengers, the metro is set to transform Riyadh’s urban mobility.

Beyond functionality, the metro also enhances the city’s architectural landscape, featuring iconic stations such as the Zaha Hadid-designed KAFD Metro Station.

As the network continues to expand, it stands as a testament to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, fostering a sustainable, modern, and connected Riyadh.