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Hyderabad Metro-RTC Pass Prices Cut From November 8

Tarni Sahu
Last updated: 07/11/2026 4:26 PM
Tarni Sahu
Published: 07/11/2026
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Hyderabad Metro RTC pass prices have been reduced from November 8, 2026, bringing significant relief to commuters who use both Metro trains and Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) buses.

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Hyderabad Metro RTC Pass: Check New PricesWhat Does the Rs 4,000 Monthly Pass Include?Rs 275 Daily Pass: Metro and Bus BenefitsWhen Will the New Metro-RTC Fares Start?

The monthly common pass will now cost Rs 4,000 instead of Rs 8,500, while the daily pass has been reduced from Rs 400 to Rs 275.

The Telangana government announced the fare reduction as a Diwali benefit for passengers. Under the revised rates, monthly pass holders will save Rs 4,500, while daily pass users will pay Rs 125 less.

Hyderabad Metro RTC Pass: Check New Prices

The revised common travel pass structure offers lower fares for both daily and monthly commuters. The new prices will apply from Sunday, November 8, 2026.

The daily common pass, earlier priced at Rs 400, will now cost Rs 275. This represents a reduction of Rs 125, or 31.25%.

The monthly common pass has seen a bigger reduction. Its price has fallen from Rs 8,500 to Rs 4,000, making it approximately 53% cheaper than before.

The revised prices are intended to make combined Metro and bus travel more affordable, particularly for people who regularly depend on both services to reach their workplaces and other destinations.

What Does the Rs 4,000 Monthly Pass Include?

The new monthly common pass costs Rs 4,000, divided between Metro and RTC travel. Of the total amount, Rs 3,000 is allocated for Metro journeys, while Rs 1,000 covers RTC bus services.

Passengers holding this pass can make up to 50 single Metro journeys during the month. They can also use RTC bus services without a limit on the number of journeys under the announced arrangement.

The revised structure could benefit office employees, students and other regular commuters who combine Metro trains with buses for their daily transportation.

For passengers who travel frequently across Hyderabad, the reduced monthly price could bring substantial savings compared with the earlier common pass rate.

Rs 275 Daily Pass: Metro and Bus Benefits

The daily common pass has also become cheaper, with its price reduced to Rs 275 from Rs 400.

Under the revised arrangement, Rs 200 of the daily pass amount is allocated to Metro travel and Rs 75 to RTC bus services.

The pass allows passengers to make up to four single Metro journeys per day. RTC bus journeys remain unlimited under the common pass arrangement.

Daily pass users will therefore save Rs 125 whenever they purchase the revised pass instead of the earlier-priced option.

When Will the New Metro-RTC Fares Start?

The reduced fares will come into effect on November 8, 2026, coinciding with Diwali. Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited has announced that passengers can purchase the common passes at Metro stations.

Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar announced the revision, saying the decision was aimed at reducing the financial burden on commuters and making public transportation more accessible.

The government has directed the concerned organisations to make the necessary arrangements for implementing the revised prices.

The reduction follows the introduction of the integrated Metro-RTC common pass, which was designed to allow passengers to use both transport services through a combined travel option.

With the revised fares, commuters who regularly use both services will have a more affordable option for daily and monthly travel.

Passengers should check the applicable pass conditions before purchasing to understand the permitted Metro journeys and RTC travel benefits.

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