Sochi Light Metro Totally Explained

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The Sochi Light Metro is a public transportation system under construction in Sochi, Russia that's slated for completion between 2013 and 2014 in time for the 2014 Winter Olympics in that city. After Moscow's Butovskaya Line and Saint Petersburg's Nadzemnyy Ekspress, the Sochi Light Metro will be Russia's third light metro, among 11 Russian rail rapid transit systems altogether. The system will consist of three interconnected lines, with a total of 86.4 kilometres of track and 24 stations running in a mixture of underground, elevated, and at-grade construction:

Olympic Village to Grushevaya Glade via Sochi International Airport: 49.9 kilometres long, serving six stations
Olympic Village to Mamayka via Adler Station and Downtown Sochi: 36.3 kilometres long, serving 20 stations
Downtown Sochi to Grushevaya Glade via Adler Station and Sochi International Airport: 69.9 kilometres long, serving 17 stations The Sochi Light Metro will operate three-car Rusich trains at headways of four minutes. At approximately 800 passengers per train with maximum service speeds of 70 kilometres per hour, the Sochi Light Metro is projected to accommodate a maximum system-wide capacity of 70,000 passengers per hour.

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