Delhi Metro: Reduction in Purchase of Tokens, 74 Lakh Passengers Traveled with Paper Tickets
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– More than 74 lakh QR code-based paper tickets were sold for Metro travel in less than a month of launch.
– Commuters started using this service after its launch in May, resulting in a drop of up to 30% in token sales.
– Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) introduced the QR code-based paper ticketing system as an initiative towards making the ticketing system more transparent for passengers and eliminating human intervention.
– DMRC is trying to gradually stop the sale of tokens.
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has introduced a QR code-based paper ticketing system for Metro travel, which has received an overwhelming response from commuters. Within less than a month of its launch, more than 74 lakh QR code-based paper tickets were sold. Commuters have started using this service since its launch in May, resulting in a drop of up to 30% in token sales.
The QR code-based paper ticketing system is a significant initiative towards making the ticketing system more transparent for passengers and eliminating human intervention. DMRC is trying to gradually stop the sale of tokens, which will not only ease the ticketing process but also reduce the spread of COVID-19.
The introduction of the QR code-based paper ticketing system is a part of DMRC’s plan to promote contactless ticketing and reduce the use of cash. The feature allows commuters to purchase tickets without having to stand in long queues, thus saving time and effort.
In addition, the QR code-based paper ticketing system is expected to reduce the cost of printing and distributing paper tickets, which will ultimately benefit the environment. DMRC has also launched a mobile application, where commuters can purchase tickets and recharge their Metro cards.
The QR code-based paper ticketing system has been a game-changer for the Delhi Metro, and it has received a positive response from commuters. DMRC is planning to expand this service to all Metro stations in Delhi, which will further improve the travel experience for passengers.
In conclusion, the introduction of the QR code-based paper ticketing system has been a significant step towards making the ticketing system more transparent and contactless. DMRC’s plan to gradually stop the sale of tokens will ease the ticketing process and reduce the spread of COVID-19. With the expansion of this service, commuters can look forward to a hassle-free travel experience on the Delhi Metro.
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