One Single Ticket For Mumbai Local, Mumbai Bus, Mumbai Metro & More Planned


Rohit Kulkarni

Rohit Kulkarni

Feb 04, 2025


The Maharashtra government is all set to introduce a single-pass ticket system to simplify commuting in Mumbai. This system will integrate all public transport modes, including local trains, metro services, buses, and taxis, allowing passengers to use a single card or mobile app for access. The goal is to minimize transfer times and enhance travel efficiency across the city.

Seamless Travel: Maharashtra’s Plan for a Unified Public Transport System

On January 18, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis made the announcement following a meeting with Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. During their discussion, they reviewed the plans for an integrated ticketing system (ITS) for the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Fadnavis highlighted that the aim is to consolidate all public transport services into a single mobility platform, ensuring a seamless travel experience.

Under the leadership of Vaishnaw, the new system aims to simplify journey planning for commuters. With a single ticket available through one platform, passengers will have access to an app that helps plan their travel. “This will make the lives of people easier,” Fadnavis stated. He also mentioned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi supports the vision of integrating all public transport systems into a ‘single mobility platform,’ a vision being brought to life through ongoing infrastructure development in Mumbai.

Revolutionizing Mumbai’s Urban Transport System

Powered by the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) platform, the ticketing system will receive the necessary technical support. Fadnavis emphasized that this new system will revolutionize urban transport, providing passengers with fast, seamless, and cost-effective services. The initiative is set to transform travel across Mumbai, enhancing efficiency and convenience for daily commuters.

Summary:

The Maharashtra government has introduced a single-pass ticket system to simplify commuting in Mumbai, integrating local trains, metro, buses, and taxis into one platform. This initiative aims to reduce transfer times, enhance efficiency, and provide seamless, cost-effective travel. Powered by the ONDC platform, it promises to revolutionize urban transport.


Rohit Kulkarni
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