not leaving towards Chennai, maximum permissible speed of the train is 130 kmph in Mathura (MTJ) – Agra Cantt (AGC) route where it is slower than the fastest train of the route having speed of 160 kmph. The maximum permissible speed of the train or the route is 130 kmph in Agra Cantt (AGC) – DHO - Jhansi - Lalitpur (LAR) route but increasing of speed of H. Nizamuddin - Jhansi Gatimaan Express upto 160 kmph is planned between Agra Cantt and Jhansi and the proposed speed is higher than this Bangalore Rajdhani Express. The maximum permissible speed of the train or the route is 120 kmph in Lalitpur (LAR) – Bina - Jujharpur (JHP) (Near Itarsi) route where proposal for raising of speed upto 130 kmph is under preparation. The maximum permissible speed of the train or the route is 120 kmph between Jujharpur (JHP) and Balharshah (BPQ) except Dharakhoh - Maramijhiri, Chichonda - Teegaon hilly areas. The maximum permissible speed of the train or the route will be increased to 130 kmph very soon or it might have been already increased in Ballarshah (BPQ) – Kazipet (KZJ) route. Already, the maximum speed limits between Secunderabad – Kazipet (132 Kms distance) had been enhanced to 130 kmph. Speed is unknown between Secunderabad and Dharmavaram. Speed limit is 110 Kmph in Baiyappanahalli - Dharmavaram via Penukonda - Sri Sathya Sai Prashanthi Nilayam- Dharmavaram (extreme slight part is different from route of this train which is KSR Bangalore - Dharmavaram instead of Baiyappanahalli - Dharmavaram) and the speed is same not via Sri Sathya Sai Prashanthi Nilayam but it takes via Sri Sathya Sai Prashanthi Nilayam slightly longer route - as per South Central Railway Press Release Dt: 09.11.2020 and another source and Baiyappanahalli is near KSR Bangalore. Gallery References Transport in Delhi Transport in Bangalore Rail transport in Karnataka Rajdhani Express trains Rail transport in Andhra Pradesh Rail transport in Maharashtra Rail transport in Delhi Rail transport in Uttar Pradesh Rail transport in Madhya Pradesh Railway services introduced in 1992