Indian Railways enables passengers to book monthly, multiple journey tickets for frequent travel on one route. A season ticket is valid for multiple journeys over a particular period of time, such as monthly season tickets (MST). Season train tickets are valid for travel up to 150 kilometres on first- and second-class bookings, according to the Railways' website - indianrail.gov.in. Fares for first class MST or monthly season ticket bookings are four times compared to second class fares. The Railways currently allows only one season ticket per passenger for travelling between two stations.
Here are 10 things to know about the Indian Railways season tickets (such as MSTs or monthly season tickets):
1. MST routes: the Railways issues season tickets for suburban and non-suburban sections on its network.
ये भी पढ़े - स्तन कैंसर से जुड़े वो सवाल जो आपके मन में आते होंगे, यहां हैं जवाब…Here are 10 things to know about the Indian Railways season tickets (such as MSTs or monthly season tickets):
1. MST routes: the Railways issues season tickets for suburban and non-suburban sections on its network.
2. Fare: While the fares for second class (ordinary) tickets are charged uniformly for all distances, first class season ticket bookings attract four times fares compared to second class. Besides, season tickets for children are issued at half the fare compared to adults.
3. The Railways allows only one monthly season ticket per passenger, and any such additional ticket is treated as invalid, according to the Railways website.
4. Passengers with first class season tickets are not allowed to travel in AC coaches, according to the Railways.
5. The Railways issues a photo identity card to every season ticket holder at a price of one rupee. This identity card comes with a validity period of five years. The identification card contains information such as name, address and age of the passenger. This card is to be produced by the passenger while travelling on a season ticket, according to Indian Railways.
Source - NDTV
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