The Tashkent City Transport Management Department (CODD) reported that the Tashkent metro operated stably during the morning rush hour on September 7. During this period, 64 trains served passengers across four lines, completing 243,821 trips between 07:00 and 10:00.
Due to the start of the new academic year in higher education institutions, public transport during this period was under constant monitoring. Monitoring was conducted in collaboration with partner organizations.
On the lines with the highest passenger flow—Chillanzar and Uzbekistan—the train intervals were reduced. According to CODD, these measures helped maintain stable metro operation during the morning rush hour.
The situation management center monitored the condition of metro stations and lines in real time. No failures or inconveniences in train operation, nor any passenger crowding at stations, were recorded during the observed period.
Furthermore, no emergencies related to passenger service occurred during the morning rush hour. CODD emphasized that the operation of the metro and other modes of public transport remains under continuous observation, with special attention paid to ensuring comfortable and safe conditions for passengers.