From nearby stations to fares: Soon, Delhi Metro passengers will get real-time info on Mappls app

DMRC latest news: The move comes after the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mappls MapmyIndia to integrate DMRC’s API into the platform.

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Delhi Metro latest news today: Good news for Delhi Metro passengers. The commuters will soon be able to access detailed and real-time metro train information directly within the Mappls app. The move comes after the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mappls MapmyIndia to integrate DMRC’s API into the platform.

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As per the MoU, DMRC’s Metro data will now be integrated with the Mappls platform to enhance commuter convenience across Delhi-NCR. This will enable the passengers to access detailed metro information including nearby stations, routes, fares, line changes, train frequencies and travel times directly while using the Mappls App.

The integration of DMRC’s metro data with the Mappls app will make travel across NCR more smarter and seamless. It will enable the commuters to plan better, navigate easily, and save time.

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“Delhi Metro is committed to enhancing commuter convenience through innovation and technology. This collaboration marks another step toward building a smarter, safer, and more connected public transport ecosystem,” Dr. Vikas Kumar, Managing Director, DMRC said in a statement.

It also promotes transparency, accessibility, and citizen participation through Mappls App’s advanced Traffic and Public Engagement Platform. “With this integration, the Mappls App will not only guide metro commuters but also help citizens locate nearby government services, receive optimized routes with estimated travel times, and report real-time civic and traffic issues such as congestion, accidents, parking challenges, or waterlogging, all directly from their smartphones,” the DMRC said.

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