Riyadh, Nov. 28 -- Riyadh Metro has been officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the world's longest fully driverless metro network, marking a major milestone less than a year after the system began operating.

The network stretches 176 kilometres across six integrated lines and 85 stations, using advanced automated systems that demonstrate Saudi Arabia's rapid progress in building modern and sustainable transport infrastructure.

The metro opened to the public on December 1, 2024, following its inauguration on November 27. In under nine months of service, it has already welcomed its 100 millionth passenger, reflecting strong public uptake and the growing demand for reliable urban mobility in the capital.

The fully automated s...