Guangzhou Metro Line 5 starts from Fangcun intersection in the west and ends at Huangpu Passenger Port in Guangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone in the east, with a total length of 42.8 kilometers and 29 stations.
The first-phase sites are Jiaokou, Tan Wei, Zhongshan No.8 Middle School, Xichang, Xicun, Guangzhou Railway Station, Xiaobei, Tao Jin, Ouzhuang, Zoo, Yangji, Wuyang Village, Zhujiang New Town, Liede, Tancun, Yuancun, Yun Ke Road, Chebeinan, Dongpu, Sanxi, Yuzhu and Dashadi. It was originally planned to be opened at the end of 2008, but it was changed to be opened in September 2009 due to the slow progress of the project due to the problems of land acquisition and demolition of some stations in the urban area and the turn-back line behind wenchong station Station. Like Line 4, the trains on Line 5 are all linear motor trains. Initially, it was planned to adopt 4-section grouping at the beginning, and later it was changed to 6-section grouping at the beginning. The second-phase stations are Wenchong, Shapu, Miaotou, Xia Yuan, Huangpu Development Zone and Huangpu Passenger Port, which are not yet open to traffic.
Line 6
The main line of Guangzhou Metro Line 6 has a total length of 32.4km, including 20.8km underground, 1 1.2km overhead line and 0.5km ground line, with a total of 26 stations.
The first phase of the project (Xunfenggang-Changba) is 24.3 kilometers, with 22 stations.
The stations are initially identified as Xunfenggang, Hengsha, Shabei, Hesha, Tan Wei, Ruyi Square, Huangsha, Cultural Park, Yide Road, Haizhu Square, Beijing Road, Yuexiu South, Donghu, Dongshankou, Ouzhuang, Huanghuagang, Shuiyin Road, Shahe, Tianpingjia, Tang Yan, Tianhe Bus Terminal and Changba.
Line 8
Line 8 starts from Fenghuang New Village, Industrial Avenue, Haizhu District in the west, passes through Xiaogang, and ends at Wanshengwei Station, Xingang East Road, Haizhu District in the east. Xiaogang Station-Wanshengwei Station is the existing line of Line 2, which was opened to traffic on February 28th, 2005. There are four new stations in Fenghuang New Village-Xiaogang section of Line 8, namely Fenghuang New Village, Shayuan, Baogang Avenue and Changgang, with a total length of 4. 1km, and it is expected to open on 20 10.
Guang-Fo Line
Guangfo Line, also known as Guangfo Section of Pearl River Delta Intercity Rapid Rail Transit, Guangfo Rail Transit, Guangfo Metro, Foshan Metro 1 Line, is an intercity rail transit line across Haizhu District of Guangzhou, Liwan District of Guangzhou, Nanhai District of Foshan and Chancheng District of Foshan. Its operating company is Guangfo Rail Transit Co., Ltd., of which Guangzhou Metro holds 565,438+0% and Foshan holds 49%. The Guangfo Line has a total length of 32.973 kilometers and has 22 stations, all of which are underground stations, namely Qi Kui Road, Jihuayuan, Tongji Road, Zumiao, Pu Jun North Road, Chaoan, Guicheng, Nangui Road, Leigang Park, Wuhai Road, Nanhai Bus Station, Longxi, Jucun, Xilang, Hedong, Shachong, Shayuan, Yangang and Wuhai. The test section started on June 28th, 2007. The main civil works of Qi Kui Road Station and Lijiao Station in Foshan were completed, and other stations started on June 28th, 2007.
ticket price
Guangzhou metro network fares are priced by mileage segments. The mileage segmentation pricing method is: 2 yuan within 4 kilometers from the start; Within the range of 4 to 12km, increase 1 yuan for every 4km; 12 to 24 kilometers, every 6 kilometers will be charged 1 yuan; After 24 kilometers, each additional 8 kilometers will increase by 1 yuan. Guangzhou Metro also has stored-value tickets. There is a 15% discount for using stored-value tickets and Yangchengtong to take the subway, a 30% discount for primary and secondary school students, a half-price discount for people over 60, and a free ride for people over 65.
Details consultation:. Guangzhou Metro Company