Shanghai Metro Line 7 Opened

Shanghai Metro Line 7, designated as Expo Line, has opened for public use, connecting northern Baoshan district to Pudong New Area with a service of up to 24 six-car trains operating at speeds of up to 80kmph every six minutes.

Shanghai Metro Line 7 Opened
December 9, 2009 8:33 pm | Last Update: August 9, 2015 8:36 pm
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The first section of Shanghai’s Metro Line 7, also called the Expo Line, has opened for public use.

The 34km, 26-station rail section connects the northern Baoshan district to Pudong New Area. The section allows a service of 24 six-car trains operating at speeds of up to 80kmph at six-minute intervals.

Metro Line 7, which will eventually be extended to Meilanhu in the north-west of Shanghai, is expected to be finished by May ahead of the 2010 Shanghai Expo, when it is expected to serve nearly 70 million visitors during its six-month run.

The line is part of the extension of the city’s metro, which is currently the fifth largest in the world, carrying over three million people daily.

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