About the Line 9 (Red)
Extension of Line 7 from Dahisar East to Mira-Bhayandar.
History
Line 9 extends the Red corridor beyond Dahisar toward the fast-growing Mira-Bhayandar belt. MMRDA describes the broader Line 9 and 7A package as a 13.581 km project combining elevated and underground works, and official April 2026 announcements reference operational service on Line 9 alongside revised passenger timetables. At the same time, project pages and photo galleries still show active works on later sections, so the corridor should be understood as partially operational in 2026.
Stations on this Line
11 stops along the route
StationInterchangeTerminal
Line Statistics
Total Stations10
Route Length13.581 km
Year Opened2026
Accessible Stations11
Travel Tips
- 1Use Line 9 for northern suburban access, but check which section is actually open on the day you travel.
- 2The Dahisar interchange remains the key bridge into the existing Red and Yellow corridors.
- 3This extension is especially valuable for Mira Road and Bhayandar commuters who currently depend heavily on congested roads and suburban rail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Line 9 (Red) in Mumbai.
QIs all of Line 9 open?
No. Official 2026 information supports that Line 9 has entered partial operation, but construction and integration continue on the full corridor.
QWhat is Line 9 connected to?
Line 9 extends the Red corridor and connects back into Line 7 and the Dahisar interchange area.