TSRTC starts accepting UPI/QR payments at JBS

October 26, 2021 08:54 pm | Updated October 27, 2021 08:16 am IST - HYDERABAD

The TSRTC hired 57 City Metro Express buses, 328 City Ordinary or Mofussil services buses, 1,710 Pallevelugu buses and 992 Express buses this year till June.

The TSRTC hired 57 City Metro Express buses, 328 City Ordinary or Mofussil services buses, 1,710 Pallevelugu buses and 992 Express buses this year till June.

TSRTC has started accepting UPI/QR payments at bus pass counters, ticket booking counters and parcel and cargo centre at Jubilee Bus Station also.

The corporation has started a pilot project to accept payments via UPI/QR code recently at Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station — ticket reservation counter and parcel and cargo centre — and Rathifile bus station — bus pass counter only.

Now, another pilot project has been started at Jubilee Bus Station for accepting UPI/QR code payments at bus pass counters, ticket booking counter and parcel and cargo centre, according to a release here on Tuesday.

The officials requested all citizens to utilise this service and make it a huge success and also provide feedback and suggestions, if any, on twitter @tsrtcmdoffice.

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