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Mumbai News: In a move to improve last-mile connectivity for Metro users, the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) has introduced dedicated feeder bus services for Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line) in collaboration with mobility startup Cityflo. The service aims to offer convenient and sustainable travel between metro stations and major commercial as well as residential areas in Mumbai.

Mumbai News: Feeder Buses Operational At BKC And Worli

The feeder buses are currently running at Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) and Worli, with services from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) expected to begin by the end of this month. To ensure smooth travel during rush hours, buses will operate every 10 minutes, providing frequent connections to key city hubs.

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Mumbai Metro Feeder Bus Stappages

At BKC, the buses connect important destinations such as NSE, Jio Garden, One BKC and the Family Court. In Worli, stops include Century Mills, Kamala Mills, One Indiabulls Centre, and Peninsula Corporate Park. Once operational, the CSMT route will cover Old Custom House, Lions Gate, S.P. Mukherjee Chowk, K.C. College and Churchgate Metro Station.

Mumbai Metro Feeder Bus: Fares And Ticket Booking

To make the service easily accessible, fares have been set at Rs 29 per ride, with a monthly pass for Rs 499. Commuters can book tickets digitally through the Cityflo app or MetroConnect3 app, which integrate metro and bus travel for a seamless experience.

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“Convenience At Commuters’ Doorsteps”

The Free Press Journal Report cited an MMRC official as stating that, the feeder network was developed to extend the Metro’s accessibility and comfort to city neighbourhoods. “Reliable first- and last-mile options are vital for a successful metro system,” the official said.

Cityflo CEO Jerin Venad said the partnership marks a step toward reducing dependence on private vehicles. “This collaboration supports sustainable, shared mobility and provides a tech-enabled solution for Mumbai’s growing commuter base,” he said.

The MMRC’s new feeder service is expected to improve metro ridership and reduce congestion across Mumbai’s busy road corridors.

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