WATCH: MMRCL flags of trial run of Mumbai Metro's Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ line
The video of metro line 3 also known as Aqualine's trial was widely shared on social media who expressed a desire to experience it firsthand.

Mumbai metro train (left) and screengrab of trail run video (right) | FPJ
On Sunday, December 11, the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited (MMCL) flagged trial run of the city's first underground metro project--Metro 3 which connects Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ areas.
The video of metro line 3 also known as Aqualine's trial was widely shared on social media who expressed a desire to experience it firsthand.
Watch the video here:
According to the MMRCL, the Metro line 3 will have a number of positive effects; the officials said that the smart LED lighting systems will reduce energy consumption, stated a report in News18.
The report further quoted officials saying that the metro line will result in a 6.65 lakh daily trip reduction in vehicles as well as a 3.54 lakh daily litre reduction in fuel usage. The corridor will lower annual CO2 emissions by 2.61 lakh tonnes. According to MMRCL officials, there would be a 35% reduction in traffic and noise pollution.
Mumbai Metro Line 3
The Aqualine of the Mumbai metro is 33.5 km-long underground metro line which will begin from Navy Nagar in South Mumbai and connect it to Aarey Depot in north-centre of the city. The metro line is expected to reduce load on local train between Bandra-Churchgate.
Implemented by MMRCL, the project has a 170 metre-long twin tunnel passing under Mithi river between Bandra Kurla Complex and Dharavi stations.
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