<p>Namma Metro commuters who used Trip Count Tickets (TCT) for regular travel between two fixed stations will have to switch to Stored Value Ticket (SVT) from March 1.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Trip ticket system allowed commuters to recharge a certain number of trips, instead of recharging the fare amount. "With effect from March 1, no new TCTs will be sold due to change in business rules," a statement from BMRCL said.<br /><br />However, the existing TCT holders can continue to use the ticket till the existing trips/validity are completed. But there will not be any TCT recharges. The card, however, can be used with SVT recharges.</p>
<p>Namma Metro commuters who used Trip Count Tickets (TCT) for regular travel between two fixed stations will have to switch to Stored Value Ticket (SVT) from March 1.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Trip ticket system allowed commuters to recharge a certain number of trips, instead of recharging the fare amount. "With effect from March 1, no new TCTs will be sold due to change in business rules," a statement from BMRCL said.<br /><br />However, the existing TCT holders can continue to use the ticket till the existing trips/validity are completed. But there will not be any TCT recharges. The card, however, can be used with SVT recharges.</p>
