India, July 2022: Tummoc, India’s only patented multi-modal public transit app has introduced BMTC's Flexi Passes online, offering users more flexibility on a daily commute by maximising the benefits of booking tickets online, which is first of its kind, in the industry so far.
Flexi Pass provides flexibility to the buyers. They can avail passes anytime in the month. It is not necessary that they need to take it at the start of the month. It will be a monthly pass rotation. Tummoc’s all monthly passes are now Flexi, making it convenient for the users.
“We are happy to announce a new feature on our application taking us closer to the advanced technology ecosystem. It will also save money for commuters as they don't have to spend it on individual tickets every day. Our aim is to make public transit efficient, green and reliable in order to drive economic growth in the society”, said Hiranmay Mallick, Co-Founder and CEO of Tummoc.
Travellers have to download the Tummoc app from Google Play Store or Apple Store and make sure to choose monthly passes because only those are FLEXI as of now. The rest shall be made flexi soon.
Tummoc’s pass booking feature which was launched in partnership with BMTC earlier this year is performing well in the market. Their only patented technology is the system and the process for multi-modal trip planning and first & last-mile connectivity. They are also expanding geographically and will be going live with additional 15 new locations by the end of year 2022
About Tummoc:
India’s first multi-modal patented public transport app to help you with real-time public transport information and last-mile connectivity.
Launched in January 2021, Tummoc is the answer to the hassle of regular transportation options and the struggle to find reasonably priced short- term rides. The absurdity of a 20-minute wait for a 10-minute ride in the metro or a bus, and difficulty fulfilling the first and last mile requirements when using public transport, formed the base of Tummoc experience. Currently present across 8 metropolitan cities in India, they aim to reach at least 15 cities before the end of this year in order to solve the commoners' commute problems.
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