Official Logo | Turin [metro] Country: Italy
Line: Line 1 [driverless metro]
Inhabitants: City 910000, District 1300000
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DESCRIPTION The first section of the Turin driverless metro opened in 2006 (Fermi-XVIII Dicembre, connecting Collegno to the city centre), just before the beginning of 2006 Olympics Winter Games. A further section (XVIII Dicembre-Porta Nuova) opened in 2007; the intermediate stop of Porta Susa has been activated on September 2011, while a southern extension from Porta Nuova to Lingotto opened on March 2011.
This driverless metro system interchanges both with high speed trains (at Porta Susa stop) and both with regional railways (at Lingotto and Porta Nuova). Some relevant parking areas are located close to Fermi, Marche, Rivoli and Lingotto stops.
(last modified February 19, 2017 )
HISTORYdate | section name | line | | 04-02-2006 | Fermi-XVIII Dicembre | -- | 05-10-2007 | XVIII Dicembre-Porta Nuova | -- | 06-03-2011 | Porta Nuova-Lingotto | -- | 09-09-2011 | Porta Susa stop | -- |
(last modified February 19, 2017 )
| TECHNICAL DATA Single line length (Km) --
Single line stops --
Single line avg. distance (km) --
Total track length (km) 13.4
Total network stops 21
Avg. stop net distance (km) 0.7
Type rubber tyres
Current/Voltage 750 V DC from third rail
Type of guide/gauge standard gauge (1435 mm) steel tracks with lateral guide bars
Vehicles builder SIEMENS
Model VAL 208
Operator GTT
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