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WATCH: Are you EXCITED for the Metro Rail Transit Line 7 (MRT-7)? With the ongoing full blast construction work, the MRT-7 project is now 58.95% COMPLETE, as of June 2020! This is the 22-km. railway transport that will run from North Avenue Station to San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, with 14 stations. Once operational, the rail line is expected to serve 300,000 to 850,000 passengers per day, with room for capacity expansion to accommodate future increase in ridership. To check and get a glimpse of t

2K reactions · 108 shares | In this new episode of Building Bridges, we explore how the MRT-7 is set to make traveling between two of Metro Manila’s busiest hubs—Quezon City and Bulacan—faster and more convenient. Get ready to discover the food, culture, and convenience that await! | NewsWatch Plus Philippines | Facebook

As the sun begins to set, the MRT-7 glides along Commonwealth Avenue, cutting through the twilight with sleek precision. Against the evening rush hour of Commonwealth Avenue near Diliman and Feria, the train's movement feels like a glimpse into the futuristic and exciting times of progress for Metro Manila's commuters particularly on this corridor. The rhythmic hum of the test run signals the dawn of a new era of urban transport, bringing efficiency and connectivity ever closer to reality and jo

Mga bagong trains para sa mrt line 7 - Build Build Build A total number of 108 rail cars or 36 train sets were acquired from South Korea that will traverse 14 stations. It is expected to serve around 300,000 passengers in its first year of operations and will reach up to 850,000 passengers daily on its 12th year. Test run is expected to begin by April 2022, while passenger operations is slated by December 2022. Once complete, the MRT-7 will reduce travel time from Quezon City to Bulacan to just