From August 1, women passengers in Delhi who want to avail free bus travel will need a valid Pink Saheli smart card. The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) states that pink tickets issued for free travel will be provided only to women who have the smart card and use it at the time of boarding by tapping the card. Outlets report that the rollout is part of a shift from paper-based “pink tickets” to a smart card system. DTC is urging women to obtain the cards before the deadline as adoption has been described as slow. Eligible women can acquire Pink Saheli smart cards through a network of authorized locations across the city, with Times of India citing 50 centers. The transition implies that existing paper pink tickets will be phased out once the smart card system becomes mandatory. The rule applies to women travelling on DTC buses for free travel and centers on card validity and boarding taps. DTC’s implementation timeline is set for August 1, with the new requirement taking effect starting that date.
Delhi to require Pink Saheli smart card for women’s free bus travel from August 1
From August 1, women passengers in Delhi who want to avail free bus travel will need a valid Pink Saheli smart card. The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) states that pink tickets issued for free trav...
- Delhi Transport Corporation makes Pink Saheli smart card mandatory for women’s free bus travel from August 1.
- Women must tap the Pink Saheli smart card at the time of bus boarding to get free travel.
- Paper “pink tickets” are being phased out in favour of the smart card-based system.
- DTC urges women to obtain the smart cards before the deadline due to slow adoption.
- Eligible women can get Pink Saheli cards from multiple authorized centers across Delhi (reported as 50).
From August 1, pink tickets shall be issued only to those women passengers who have a valid Pink Saheli smart card, which they need to tap at the time of boarding
2 hours agoFree bus travel for women in Delhi will require a Pink Saheli smart card starting August 1. The Delhi Transport Corporation is urging women to obtain these cards before the deadline. Existing paper pink tickets will be phased out for a smart card-based system. Eligible women can get their smart cards from 50 authorized centers across the city.
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