The Chin Water Metro model will be rolled out across India

Launched in Kerala, the Cochin Water Metro project aims to integrate water transport with the existing urban transport system to provide residents and tourists with a seamless and eco-friendly travel option. The project has succeeded in reducing traffic congestion, lowering pollution levels, and providing a faster and scenic way to get through the city's waterways.

India officials have identified Kolkata, Mumbai, Guwahati and Goa as cities that may effectively implement the Cochin Water Metro model. Each of these cities has unique geographical features and water bodies, making them suitable candidates for this innovative transportation system. Replication of the Cochin model in these cities is expected to bring similar benefits, improving urban mobility and promoting sustainable mobility.

Kolkata has an extensive network of rivers and canals, providing an ideal setting for a water metro system. Implementing this model could alleviate the city's notorious traffic congestion and provide a reliable alternative to its overloaded road and rail systems. Known for its coastline and busy port, Mumbai benefits greatly from the water transport network, providing residents with a quicker and more comfortable commute option.

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