Mumbai One crosses 1 crore tickets in 10 months, records 8.16 lakh downloads

Mumbairsquos integrated public transport app Mumbai One has crossed the onecrore mark in ticket bookings recording 10411824 transactions across public transport services in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region MMR according to the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority MMRDALaunched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 8 2025 the common mobility platform aims to bring multiple public transport operators under a single digital ticketing system and simplify multimodal travel for commuters across MMRMumbai One records 816 lakh downloadsThe app has recorded 816402 downloads in around 10 months since its launch Android users account for 74 per cent of the downloads while 26 per cent are iOS usersThe platform currently brings together 11 public transport operators and services including Metro suburban railway Monorail and municipal bus networksMetro services account for majority of ticketsMetro services have emerged as the biggest contributors to Mumbai Ones ticket transactionsMetro Lines 2A 7 2B and 9 together recorded 3010554 tickets followed by Metro Line 1 with 2847682 tickets and Metro Line 3 with 2430370 ticketsTogether these Metro services accounted for 8288606 tickets or nearly 80 per cent of all transactions on the platformThe suburban railway network recorded another 1570906 tickets through Mumbai OneNavi Mumbai Metro Line 1 registered 338718 tickets while BEST recorded 153323 tickets Other municipal bus services included TMT with 33706 tickets NMMT with 16698 MBMT with 7553 and KDMT with 2314Milestone reflects commuter adoption CMMaharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the milestone reflected the growing adoption of integrated digital mobility among commutersldquoCrossing 1 crore ticket bookings in just 10 months shows how strongly commuters have embraced this integrated way of travelrdquo Fadnavis saidMumbai One App just hit a massive milestone embracing seamless travel like never beforeMumbai MumbaiOneApp Travel pictwittercomWKt8mpni6Umdash Devendra Fadnavis Dev_Fadnavis August 12 2026He added that bringing suburban railway Metro and bus services onto one platform would help advance the vision of a seamlessly connected MMRShinde calls milestone a boost for integrated mobilityDeputy Chief Minister and MMRDA Chairman Eknath Shinde said Mumbai One demonstrates how different transport systems can function together through a common ticketing platformHe said the booking milestone was a strong endorsement from commuters and would reinforce efforts towards creating a seamlessly connected metropolitan regionMMRDA plans to make app more commutercentricMMRDA Metropolitan Commissioner Sanjay Mukherjee said the onecrore milestone belonged to commuters who had adopted the platformHe said the authority would continue working to make Mumbai One more seamless and commuterfriendly as the regions public transport network expandsThe platform is expected to play a larger role as new Metro corridors become operational and connectivity expands across Mumbai Thane MiraBhayander Navi Mumbai and other parts of the MMR