It is being said that the employees at the customer care counters of the stations tell that this card is no longer available, and even the passengers are being forcibly given the National Common Mobility Cards.

No recharge through vending machine

According to the passengers, this card cannot be recharged through the ticket vending machine, this card can be recharged only through Airtel Thanks app. It cannot be recharged even through UPI from any other app. The surprising thing is that there are no machines to validate the recharge of NCMC card.

Recharges of less than Rs 200 are not accepted at the customer care centre. In such a situation, those who are not smart phone users will face more difficulties.

DMRC denied the claims

However, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has denied all these claims. It also said that old smart cards are also being given on demand of passengers.

According to DMRC, there are three types of National Common Mobility Cards (NCMC Cards). First – Prepaid cards, which have a wallet, it is like a debit card. This card can be used in parking at all places including metro. Apart from this, DMRC said that fares of all metros and Ghaziabad-Meerut Regional Rapid Rail can also be paid through NCMC cards.

The second is a PPI card, which works in any metro across the country. While, the third is a debit card, which is available only to those with Airtel accounts.

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For this, the trial of National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) has been started at more than 50 metro stations. One or two new type Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) gates are being installed at all stations. These have been installed at many stations including Jamia Nagar and Red Fort stations.

The facility of taking tickets from QR-Code is already available on the Airport Express Line. But, there are some problems in this. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is trying to get away with the help of banks. Passengers are traveling on this line by scanning QR on mobile or by buying printed QR. Due to this, passengers do not need token and metro smart card.

The system will be fully implemented next year

DMRC is installing new AFCs at all metro stations to collect fare from the new system. Initially, NCMC facility will be provided at one or two gates. New gates are being installed at many other stations including Delhi Gate, Red Fort. At the same time, only old gates are being upgraded at some stations. By next year, passengers will start getting the benefit of NCMC on the entire network of Delhi Metro.

Discount in fare

Those traveling through smart cards are being given discount in fare. Its purpose is to popularize NCMC among commuters. Metro passengers currently have to use tokens and smart cards to travel in the metro. With the implementation of NCMC, the option of paying rent through credit card, Rupay card, QR code, Android phone etc. will also be included.

DMRC will save money

Due to the implementation of the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) system, the cost of creating a token or smart card of Delhi Metro will be saved. Due to the implementation of the facility of NCMC, Delhi Metro will not have to spend on smart cards. There will also be a reduction in the number of employees working at the token counter. DMRC will be able to use the savings from this elsewhere.

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In the first phase, passengers will get this facility at 35 percent gates of the Delhi Metro network. After this, this facility will be available at all entry and exit gates. To increase convenience in public transport, work was done in the direction of NCMC on the initiative of the Center. Actually, NCMC was to be implemented in 2022 only. There are around 3,500 AFC gates in the Delhi Metro network.

Passengers will be able to use NCMC at 1,100 AFC gates in the first phase in April. Preparations for this have been completed. For the introduction of NCMC, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has tied up with banks for RuPay cards. Passengers will be able to use RuPay card as a ticket at any metro station.

Tender for buses has been put again.

It is worth noting that already on the Airport Express Line, passengers have the facility to travel by scanning the QR code. Now after the introduction of mobility card, apart from debit card, credit card, QR code, passengers will also be able to take tickets through mobile.

For this, its facility has been made available at all stations. At the same time, once again the tender has gone to Jalal to implement NCMC in buses. After the completion of the tender process, the National Common Mobility Card will also be started for buses. Let us tell you that due to this, passengers will have to use only one card to travel in metro or bus.

At present, due to non-availability of this facility, the passengers have to pay the fare for both the modes of transport repeatedly.

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The government has issued a tender for providing digital ticketing facility in the buses plying on the roads of Delhi. It is expected that within 3 months, tickets will start being available in buses from Electronic Ticketing Machine (ETM). With this card, passengers will be able to travel in the metro.

With the implementation of the NCMC card, neither people will have to stand in line for the token, nor will there be crowd at the entry and exit of the metro station. You will not have to pay money again and again to get tickets. With the implementation of the common mobility card, metro and bus service fare, toll and parking charges will be paid through a single card. It can also be used for retail shopping and withdrawing money.

The Delhi government is preparing a digital ticketing system for the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) in cluster buses run by the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and the Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DMITS), according to a report in . After the implementation of this system, the manual ticket system will end.

With the implementation of NCMC, passengers will be able to buy various types of tickets and monthly passes for digital ticketing. With the implementation of NCMC card, passengers will not have to worry about keeping open money for tickets, nor will they have to pay cash repeatedly for tickets. With the facility of traveling in buses by paying online through cards, the problems of the passengers will be reduced to a great extent.

Will be operational in 3 months

According to media reports, NCMC cards will start running in all Delhi buses in the next two-three months. At present, there is no facility to make digital payments in DTC buses. Many changes will have to be made to provide NCMC facility in old buses. New ETMs will be installed in about 7400 buses of Delhi to start NCMC facility.

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