Himachal Pradesh Introduces Common Mobility Card for Nationwide Cashless Travel

Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu launched the Himachal Road Transport Corporation's Common Mobility Card. This card facilitates cashless travel across India, integrates multiple payment options, and interoperates with various public transit systems. It's aimed at streamlining travel and advancing public transport convenience in Himachal Pradesh.

Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Thursday launched the Himachal Road Transport Corporation's Common Mobility Card, promoting cashless travel across the country.

The card integrates multiple payment options and facilitates cashless travel in various public transports both within and outside Himachal Pradesh, a statement issued confirmed.

Sukhu highlighted that this initiative marks a milestone for the state's public transport, aiming to streamline travel and enhance user convenience across transit systems nationwide. The card is interoperable with other public transport systems, including the Delhi Metro and Mumbai's BEST buses, allowing seamless travel for users.

The state government is committed to transforming the HRTC into a self-sustaining organization by integrating technology into its operations, Sukhu said, noting that the card functions without internet, ideal for regions with limited connectivity.

(With inputs from agencies.)