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Home » Chennai MTC records 104 mn passengers in Sept
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Chennai MTC records 104 mn passengers in Sept

NT BureauBy NT BureauOctober 9, 2025No Comments
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The Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) in Chennai reported that over 104 million passengers traveled on city buses in September 2025, averaging around 3.47 million commuters daily.
Of the total ridership, about 1.39 million passengers used monthly concession passes, while 21.31 lakh opted for digital payments such as UPI. The women-focused Mahila Vidiyal scheme facilitated travel for 3.97 lakh passengers, and 1.19 million students benefited from the Student Concession Pass program.
The increase in ridership reflects the growing dependence on MTC buses for daily commuting, supported by expanded routes, improved services, and digital payment options.
Chennai MTC records 104 mn passengers in Sept
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