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Hyderabad’s common mobility pass fails to hit the mark

The Hindu - National ·
Hyderabad’s common mobility pass fails to hit the mark

Priced at ₹8,500 a month, the new pass allows unlimited travel on Metro Rail and RTC buses within the ORR limits but excludes MMTS and last-mile services.

Commuters say affordable fares, feeder connectivity and coordination among transport agencies are essential for seamless travel

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