MMRC Plans CityFL Feeder Network for Mumbai Metro Line-3

27 Oct 2025 CW Team

The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) is planning to introduce a dedicated feeder network, called CityFL (City First and Last), for the upcoming Metro Line-3. The initiative aims to provide seamless last-mile connectivity from Metro stations to surrounding neighbourhoods and commercial hubs.

The feeder system will include electric buses, e-autos, and shared mobility options integrated with Metro schedules to ensure smoother passenger transfers. MMRC officials stated that the plan is part of a broader strategy to enhance ridership and reduce reliance on private vehicles.

Metro Line-3, the city’s first fully underground corridor, is nearing completion and will connect key areas from Colaba to SEEPZ, easing congestion across Mumbai’s busiest routes.

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