<p>Commuters traveling on the Green Line (Nagasandra-Yelachenahalli) can expect more breathing space in peak hour trains as BMRCL will introduce two more six-car trains on the line starting Monday. </p>.<p>With this, the number of six-car trains on the line has gone up to 12. These trains will now run 66% of the trips during peak hours on Green Line, reducing the rush inside the trains, Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) said in a release. </p>.<p>Officials at BMRCL aim to convert all the three-car trains into six-car trains by March. Till then, commuters have to bear with the rush inside the smaller trains.</p>
<p>Commuters traveling on the Green Line (Nagasandra-Yelachenahalli) can expect more breathing space in peak hour trains as BMRCL will introduce two more six-car trains on the line starting Monday. </p>.<p>With this, the number of six-car trains on the line has gone up to 12. These trains will now run 66% of the trips during peak hours on Green Line, reducing the rush inside the trains, Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) said in a release. </p>.<p>Officials at BMRCL aim to convert all the three-car trains into six-car trains by March. Till then, commuters have to bear with the rush inside the smaller trains.</p>
