Line A ( Italian: Linea A ) is one of the lines of the Roman Metro . Transfer to Line Bi at Termini Station . It crosses the city from northwest to southeast and includes 27 stations. The final ones are Battistini and Ananyina. The line is indicated in orange.
| Line a | |
|---|---|
Roman metro | |
 S / 300 train at Chipro station | |
| Opening of the first section | 1980 |
| Length, km | 18,425 |
| Number of stations | 27 |
| Travel time, minutes | 50 |
| Average daily passenger transportation, thousand people / day | 450 |
History
Design began in 1959 , the line was planned perpendicular to the already existing Bee line. Work on the line continued in 1964 in the Tuskolan region, but poor organization of work caused a number of delays. The originally proposed construction method created problems for ground transportation in the south-east of the city. Work resumed again five years later already using tunnels that allowed solving transport problems, but caused a wave of protests related to vibrations caused by the operation of drilling machines. Work was also often interrupted due to archaeological excavations, especially in the area of ββRepublic Square . The line entered service in February 1980 . In the late 1990s, it was expanded to the Battistini station.
Dates of completion of the construction of plots:
- February 19, 1980: Ottaviano - Chinechitta
- June 11, 1980: Cinechitta - Anagnina
- May 29, 1999: Ottaviano - Valle Aurelia
- January 1, 2000: Valle Aurelia - Battistini
Links
- Wikimedia Commons has media related to Line A (Rome)
- Line A on the website of the operator of the Roman metro (Italian)
- Line A Stats (Italian)