To make using public transport hassle-free, Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT), which operates Mo Bus services, has decided to soon roll out a Mo Bus prepaid card on all city lines. The card is available through Mo Bus conductors and city bus depots. The prepaid card can be topped up in a variety of ways, and it can be used to tap and pay for bus tickets on Mo.
The adoption of the Mo Buses prepaid card on all city routes has garnered ideas from a variety of sources. We have developed the execution modalities after deciding to introduce them. In a month, it will be unveiled, according to Crut managing director Arun Bothra.
To make using public transport hassle-free, CRUT, which operates Mo Bus services, has decided to soon roll out a Mo Bus prepaid card on all city lines.
After receiving several concerns about the present ticketing system at a Sunday online meeting he facilitated on Twitter, Bothra announced the launch of the Mo Bus Prepaid Cards.
According to him, the card will function just like the ones used by the Delhi Metro Services. The card can be topped out with any amount the user chooses. It will undoubtedly simplify and streamline commuters’ use of our buses, according to Bothra.
The card will function just like the ones used by the Delhi Metro Services. The card can be topped out with any amount the user chooses.
The Odyssey Card, which was introduced by the Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited (BSCL) and can also be used to buy tickets on Mo buses, was likewise the subject of numerous technical problems complaints. They claimed that even though the card had a balance, it could not be used to purchase tickets.
“Our customers have had several bothers about the Odyssey Card. We’ve made the decision to make it possible for cardholders to replace their cards with prepaid Mo Bus cards. The balance will also be moved to the new card, according to Bothra.
The ground transport ticketing system is not particularly helpful. It is simple for end-to-end travellers, but challenging for passengers like us who board from bus line shelters.
The CRUT has developed a ground ticketing system, under which anyone wishing to board a Mo Bus must first purchase tickets from the conductor in order to be checked for ticketlessness.
The ground transport ticketing system is not particularly helpful. It is simple for end-to-end travellers, but challenging for passengers like us who board from bus line shelters. On congested routes, it gets harder. The method wastes significant time, too, according to commuter Pratam Ojha.
