India’s first double-decker train, operates between THESE two cities with 1500 passenger capacity, top speed…

New Delhi: Indian Railways has witnessed a massive transformation in the last years under the Modi government. From introducing new trains to redeveloping platforms, the sector has introduced a slew of features that are aimed at making the travel experience of passengers convenient and comfortable. It is important to note that the Indian Railways has been serving as the backbone for India’s economy and connectivity. Indian Railways is among the top 5 biggest railway networks in the world.

It manages a very heavy railway traffic and millions of passengers daily. The Indian Railways manages more than 7,308 stations that cater to about 13,000 trains daily carrying upwards of 20 million passengers.

Here in this article, we will tell you about India’s first double-decker train. Double-decker trains in India primarily operate on a few key routes, offering increased seating capacity and a more comfortable travel experience. These trains are known for their superior suspension technology and are a popular choice for commuters and long-distance travelers.

India’s first double-decker train with key features

  • The Mumbai Central-Ahmedabad Double Decker Express (12931/12932) was India’s first double-decker train to run between Ahmedabad and Mumbai.
  • The Ahmedabad Mumbai Central Express train was launched on September 19, 2012
  • The express train was launched with air conditioning and other modern amenities.
  • Ahmedabad Mumbai Central Double Decker Express has superior suspension technology for a comfortable journey and has a seating capacity of around 1,500 passengers.
  • Ahmedabad-Mumbai Double Decker train takes 7 hrs 0 mins to reach from its source to the final destination
  • The Mumbai-Ahmedabad Double Decker Express (12931) passes through 10 popular railway stations
  • The 12932 Ahmedabad Mumbai Central AC Double Decker Express train leaves Ahmedabad Junction at 5:50 hours and reaches MMCT station at 1:05 on the 1st day of departure.

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