74.2km is the total distance covered by the Dubai Metro every day
• 52.1km is the total distance of the Red Line
• 22.51km is the total distance of the Green Line
• 28.9 million kilometres is the total distance covered by the Dubai Metro so far – more than three times the circumference of the Earth
• 768,484 is the total trips made by the Dubai Metro on both the Red and Green lines until July 2014
• 94,003 is the total number of trips made on the Red Line in 2013
• 274,481 is the total number of trips made on the Green Line until July 2014
• 137,759,258 is the number of passengers who used the Dubai Metro in 2013.
• 470 million is the total number of passengers who have travelled by Metro since 09/09/09
• 88.8 million is the total number of passengers who used the Red Line on the Dubai Metro in 2013
• 48.8 million is the total number of passengers who used the Green Line on the Dubai Metro in 2013
• 18 hrs 30 min is the total time a train runs from Saturday to Wednesday, 19.30 hrs on Thursday and
• 10 hours is the total time a train runs every Friday
• 3 minutes is the time gap between trains during peak hours
• 15-20 seconds is the time,the platform screen doors of a train are open
• 377,423 is the total number of people who used the Metro every day in 2013
• In 2014, approximately 500,000 is the total number of people who use the Metro every day
• 62 trains run on the Green and Red lines
• Dubai Police (999) is the number to call during an emergency inside the Metro
• 643 is the maximum number of passengers that can be accommodated in a single train
• 1.5km is the distance between Metro stations
• 8-9 years is the life span of a brake of the train
• 20 is the total number of wheels that a Dubai Metro train runs on
• 23 people run the Operations Control Centre in Rashidiya who man the Dubai Metro trains every day
• 365 days in a year, the Dubai Metro runs
• Over 4,000 CCTV cameras have been installed across trains and stations on the Dubai Metro for safety and security purposes
• 1,000 additional cameras are to be added across metro network in the next 2 years in Dubai.
• 750 volts is the direct current that the Dubai Metro runs on
• 80 per cent of the water used to wash the trains is recycled
• 700 Metro staff, trained in first aid and medical assistance, are present in all the stations