CBTC, or communication-based train control, is an advanced signaling system that helps manage train movements on the Metro Rapid Transit System (MRTS). Information is transmitted wirelessly between trains and the control center. All-new MRTS networks in India use the latest technology currently in use. In in the near future, DMRC plans to use it in the Patna Metro project.

Increased Safety: Real-time monitoring and control of train movements is made possibly by CBTC, which helps to reduce the risk of collisions and accidents. The the overall safety of the metro is increased by the automatic detection of the system and response to any deviations or malfunctions in the train system.

Greater Capacity and Efficiency: CBTC can increase train frequency and speed, reducing travel times and maximizing the use of the metro system. This reduces crowds and waiting times due to the transport of more passengers in a given the length of time.

Lower Maintenance Costs: Because CBTC systems are constantly the maintenance team of any problems or malfunctions, they can help to Maintenance costs. This makes it possible to carry out preventive maintenance, which reduces the likelihood of significant disruptions or disruptions in train operation.

This approach increases transport capacity and reduces progress. Continuous Digital two-way communication between each train and the control center is a requirement of the technology. Each train sends its location, direction and speed to the control system, which uses this information to perform the calculations required for a Safe travels.

The adoption of Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) by the Patna Metro project Technology is expected to completely transform the way people come across the city. The Patna Metro is on track to develop into a top-tier transit system that will be the residents mobility, connection and standard of living.