 |
| The Hanoi Metropolitan Railway Management Board (MRB) announced that for the first three months of operation, trains will run from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day, with trains arriving every 10 minutes. |
 |
| Tickets are priced at 8,000 VND (0.32 USD) for a single ride, 12,000 VND for a full-line ride, 24,000 VND for a day pass, and 200,000 VND for a monthly pass. Students receive a discounted monthly pass at VND100,000. Children under six, seniors over 60, people with disabilities, and revolution contributors can ride the trains for free. |
 |
| Information boards are installed in many locations at the stations to provide passengers with real-time information on next train arrivals, and related announcements. |
 |
| People queue in line to experience the metro line on its first day of operation. |
 |
| The metro line drew many young people, students, and elders on the opening day. |
 |
| The metro line consists of 10 trains, each capable of reaching a maximum speed of 80 kph. Every train has four cars, with each car accommodating up to 236 passengers. |
 |
| A total of 353 employees manage the line's operations. |
 |
| The metro line drew many passengers on the opening day. |
 |
| For the first 15 days of commercial operation, free rides are being offered to all passengers. |
