The Capital's New Light Rail
After experiencing delays and increased expenses, the capital's new light rail has finally arrived.
The launch was celebrated at several stops on Sunday morning with music, food, and a quiz.
The light rail is expected to transport 14 million passengers annually by 2031.
»Hold on tight«
said a light rail employee to nearby passengers as the train began to move, causing a slight jolt among those on board.
The new train features a modern design, with a scent of newness and freshly upholstered seats, enticing passengers to try out the gray chairs.
Outside, waiting passengers waved, eager for the next departure, as families, seniors, and train enthusiasts gathered around the brand-new tracks in Ishøj, which was dressed in green on Sunday morning.
Author's summary: The capital's new light rail has arrived.
- Expected annual passengers: 14 million by 2031
- Launch celebrations included music, food, and a quiz
- Modern design with gray chairs and a fresh scent
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