In order to ease the ticket booking facility for passengers, as well as, boost paperless ticketing, railways is planning to introduces QR code system. The national transporter is also working to strengthen its
MUnreserved Ticketing System (UTS) app. Aside from UTS app improvement and QR code introduction, railways' northwestern division is also working to increase the number of automatic ticket vending machines at stations.
MUnreserved Ticketing System (UTS) app. Aside from UTS app improvement and QR code introduction, railways' northwestern division is also working to increase the number of automatic ticket vending machines at stations.
Soon, passengers will be able to get QR codes of train tickets online which is expected to boost the paperless ticketing system.
It may be noted that the UTS mobile app allows users to book unreserved tickets online. Buying unreserved tickets on all non-suburban sections across all zonal railways was made available from November 1 last year. The process of availing tickets involves downloading the application and registration by furnishing the requisite details.
After successful registration, the user is given a user-ID and password, which the person can use to log-in and book tickets. The passenger has to be within a five-kilometre range of the source station to be able to buy a ticket through the UTS app. A passenger is allowed to book four tickets at a time.
