Punjab Government Unveils T-Cash Card for Seamless Public Transport
The Punjab Government, led by CM Maryam Nawaz, has launched the T-Cash Card, a unified smart card for Metro, Orange Line, Speedo, and Electro Buses. Designed for easy, cashless travel and daily payments, it’s a revolutionary step toward smarter, faster, and more digital public transport in Punjab.
Table of Contents
- A Smarter Way to Navigate Punjab’s Public Transport
- How to Use the T-Cash Card: Easy Steps for Everyone
- Student T-Cash Card: Affordable Travel for the Next Generation
- Why It’s a Big Deal for Punjab
Punjab Government Unveils T-Cash Card for Seamless Public Transport
Let’s dive into imagination, just a tap and you’re on your way, instead of keeping coins in a rushy metro full of stress. The Punjab Government’s new T-Cash Card is transforming daily commutes to make traveling easier and faster. This latest update to our news blog provides a brief overview of these updates.
A Smarter Way to Navigate Punjab’s Public Transport
Buy juggling tokens or cash for each ride; this all-in-one solution simplifies your journey.
Led by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the Punjab Government has launched the T-Cash Card, a rechargeable smart card that streamlines payments across Metro Buses, Orange Line Trains, Speedo Buses, and Electro Buses. Not just a transit card; it doubles as a MasterCard debit card for everyday purchases like coffee or groceries. At just PKR 130 to get started, it’s a wallet-friendly leap into cashless convenience.
How to Use the T-Cash Card: Easy Steps for Everyone
The T-Cash Card is designed for busy commuters; the working procedure is very simple and authentic. You can visit e-transit.punjab.gov.pk or install the mobile app. For more information, call 1762 for help. Collect your card at any Lahore Metro station or designated pickup point within 10 days. Recharge online debit/credit cards, mobile wallets, or NFC tap and enjoy 20% faster commutes, and cut long ticket lines.
Student T-Cash Card: Affordable Travel for the Next Generation
Students get a special deal with the Student T-Cash Card, offering discounted or free rides for those in 6th grade through university with a Punjab domicile. Starting in Lahore and Multan, it’s a lifeline for young commuters. One Lahore student shared, “I can focus on my studies, not bus fares.” It’s a win for families and the planet, nudging more toward public transport.
Why It’s a Big Deal for Punjab
The Punjab Government’s T-Cash Card for Digital Public payments isn’t just about convenience; it’s about inclusion and sustainability. Ditching cash reduces petty theft and boosts digital know-how, much like London’s Oyster Card. Pilot data shows a 15% rise in Electro Bus use, easing traffic and pollution in a province where over half of city dwellers rely on public transit.
Ready for hassle-free travel? Get your T-Cash Card at e-transit.punjab.gov.pk and ride the future. For more tips on smart commuting, join DrivePK,, Pakistan’s top AI-powered platform for vehicle buying and selling.
Tags
Share this article
About the Author
Najeeb Khan
Automotive enthusiast and writer
Comments (0)
Login Required
You need to be logged in to comment on this article.
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts!
Related Articles
Karachi Red Line BRT Project Update 2026: Sharjeel Inam Memon Shares Timeline and Challenges
Sharjeel Inam Memon updated on the Red Line BRT in Karachi. The project could need another 18 months to complete after facing big challenges. Side roads will be ready before Eid. Key work on University Road finishes soon. Efforts continue to clear bus import hurdles
Islamabad Electric Tram Service 2026: CDA Starts Feasibility Study for New Routes
Capital Development Authority has begun work on an electric tram service in Islamabad. The move follows direct orders from the federal interior minister. The feasibility study must finish in three months. Routes planned from Islamabad Airport and Rawat to Lake View Park. The system will be fully cashless.
Thalian Interchange Work Starts Next Week on Rawalpindi Ring Road, Cost Now Rs 47 Billion
Work on the Rs 5 billion Thalian Interchange of the Rawalpindi Ring Road starts next week. The divisional administration will acquire 358 extra kanals near the motorway, raising the total project cost to Rs 47 billion. More than 85% of the road is already finished. Bookings for toll and e-tags are expected to follow the Lahore model at Rs 80 per vehicle.