Lahore transit services switch to digital payments
Dunya News and Daily Times both reported the discontinuation of token and card payments for Lahore's Orange Line, Metro Bus, and Speedo services, with Daily Times specifying the Punjab Mass Transit Authority as the implementing body. Daily Times also mentioned the replacement with digital payment methods but did not elaborate further. All three headlines focused on the transition to digital payments but varied slightly in the specific services and authorities named.
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Orange line, metro bus end token and card system in Lahore
The Lahore Mass Transit Authority has discontinued the token and card payment system for the Orange Line Train, Speedo buses and Metro Bus services, replacing it with digital payment methods. Mass Transit Authority In-charge Uzair Shah said commuters will no longer be able to use the old transit cards, adding that any remaining balance on […]
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Punjab ends Metro Bus, Orange Line and Speedo card system, introduces digital payments
The Punjab Mass Transit Authority (MTA) has officially abolished the old token and smart card payment system for Lahore's Orange Line Metro Train, Metro Bus and Speedo Bus services, 24NewsHD TV reported on Sunday.
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Orange line, metro bus end token and card system in Lahore
Lahore's Mass Transit Authority has discontinued token and card payments on Orange Line, Metro Bus and Speedo, introducing digital payment options for commuters.
3 articles from 3 outlets, 26 Jul–27 Jul 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?