Mass Rapid Transit (MRT)

Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is a high-capacity urban public transportation system that typically consists of electrically powered trains operating on dedicated tracks. It provides efficient, frequent, and reliable transit within cities, helping reduce road congestion and pollution. MRT systems are designed to move large numbers of passengers quickly over fixed routes, often connecting key areas like downtown districts, residential neighborhoods, and transportation hubs. They are a vital component of modern urban infrastructure, offering a safe, sustainable, and cost-effective alternative to driving, and are crucial for supporting the economic and social activities of densely populated areas.