Bengaluru: Metro Namma passengers can use the National Mobility Card (NCMC) from October.
The previous deadline for introducing facilities, which is commonly known as “one country country”, is August.
At present, the Metro Phase 2 Corridor Mysuru Road-Kengeri and Yelachenahalli-Silk Institute have an automatic tariff collection system, which supports trips using an open NCMC loop.
BMRCL officials said that they had mobilized advanced technology for a collection of tariffs at six Kengeri Metro stations.
“NCMC-based ticket service, including for phase 1 row, is targeted to travel in October.
After that, in all Metro network 56km 56km in Bengaluru, including this West extension, commuters can use a bank card that corresponds to Rupay NCMC to pay for travel They, ‘BMRCL in a statement on Sunday.
In March 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched NCMC to allow travel and payment of parking and toll bills through one card.
Bengaluru agent failed to implement it mainly due to poor coordination.
Meanwhile, BMRCL said That the exclusive mode change service line has been made on both sides of the six stations to find a standing co-found and provide space for medium public transportation.
“At the Kengi Bus Terminal Station, the bridge that connects to the TTMC bus stand and for road crossings is provided.
Jnanabharathi Metro Station is provided with high access elevated to the train station, “he said.” 2.5 meter trails along the corridor are being developed to facilitate pedestrian movements and access to the metro station “.