Trackless tram system for Vizag Metro project
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Trackless tram system for Vizag Metro project

A 60-km-long trackless tram system will be developed as part of the Vizag Metro Rail Project, which will be developed to connect RK Beach and Bheemili, NAD and Pendurthi and other sparsely populated areas.  Contact: Surjit S Madan, Head-Rail Systems, M...

A 60-km-long trackless tram system will be developed as part of the Vizag Metro Rail Project, which will be developed to connect RK Beach and Bheemili, NAD and Pendurthi and other sparsely populated areas.  Contact: Surjit S Madan, Head-Rail Systems, Metro Projects, Vizag Metro Rail Project.Address: H. No. 40-3- 8, 1st Floor, Kaushalya Apartment, Gummadi Gopal Rao Street, Labbipet, Vijayawada-520 010, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh.Tel: 0866-297 0272. E-mail: info@amrc.co.in Website: www.amrc.ap.gov.in

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