A common mobility card is one card you can pay into, which you can then use to travel on buses, trains, metros, or even share autos. It eliminates the need to carry cash for tickets and speeds up the ticketing and transfer processes. The advantages of a common mobility card include its ability to forecast transportation needs and better understand consumer behaviour. Several countries around the world have their own versions of it. In India, the National Common Mobility Card is an effort at this. The public transit network that currently come under its ambit is quite small, but this is likely to expand with time. Meanwhile, cities like Chennai can have their own common mobility cards as a means of promoting public transport.
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