You can now book metro, rail, bus, and monorail tickets via Mumbai One

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority MMRDA has launched the Mumbai One App Indiarsquos first common mobility platform unifying 11 public transport operators including the suburban railway network across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region MMRYou will be able to download and use the app from Thursday 5 amKey highlightsMumbai One enables commuters to travel across metro suburban rail monorail and bus services using a single digital quick response QRbased ticketThe app connects 11 major public transport operators across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region MMR offering commuters a truly unified mobility solution It integrates various transit modes including metro and monorail lines Lines 1 2A 3 and 7 monorail and Navi Mumbai Metro Mumbai suburban railway and key bus services operated by Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport BEST Thane Municipal Transport TMT MiraBhayandar Municipal Transport MBMT KalyanDombivli Municipal Transport KDMT and Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport NMMTThe platform eliminates the need for multiple transport apps paper tickets or repeated bookings It provides a single digital QRbased ticket system making daily travel simpler and faster for usersThe app features a multilingual interface available in Hindi Marathi and English It includes several safety features such as a Share My Location option and an SOS Emergency Helpline for the safety of commutersMumbai One also includes a smart journey planner that suggests the fastest and most costeffective routes based on realtime transit data Further the app offers guides to nearby attractions cultural spots and dining hubs catering to both domestic and international travellersPromoting cashless and contactless transactions the app supports all major digital wallets and prepaid balancesThe app has been launched by the Maharashtra Government there are no additional charges for users as all operating costs are covered by MMRDAAdditional features include mapbased booking a locator for nearby stations and attractions a city guide with curated local content and realtime service alerts for smarter commuting decisionsThe app can handle up to 5 million transactions per day It is also PCI DSS compliantMumbai Metro Aqua Line What to know about the 11 stations on the final stretchThe Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Limited MMRCL on Tuesday announced that the Aqua Line3 had received approval from the commissioner of railway safety and public operations of the line would commence on Thursday Ahead of its launch middaycom sheds light on the stations that comprise the longawaited underground corridorThe line is being opened in phases The length of the entire stretch from Aarey JogeshwariVikhroli Link Road JVLR to Cuffe Parade is 33 km with 27 stations 26 of which are underground while one is atgrade On October 7 2024 a 13km stretch between Aarey JVLR and BandraKurla Complex BKC opened and another 9km stretch from BKC to Acharya Atre Chowk in Worli opened on May 10 this year The final stretch comprising 11 stations will open on Thursday The line has crossed the average passenger count of 70000 per dayThe 11 stations that will open on Thursday are Science Centre Mahalaxmi Jaggannath Shankar Sheth Mumbai Central Grant Road Girgaon Kalbadevi Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus CSMT Hutatma Chowk Churchgate Vidhan Bhavan and Cuffe Parade