A significant flaw in the RailOne ticketing app, used by the Central Railway (CR) in Mumbai, allows passengers to book unreserved tickets while traveling on moving local trains. This glitch undermines a key safeguard against ticketless travel, which has become a pressing issue amid overcrowding and delays on the suburban rail network. Since March, CR officials have noted multiple cases of passengers booking tickets mid-journey, particularly during routine ticket checks. The geo-fencing feature, designed to restrict ticket purchases to station premises, has failed to function as intended, prompting CR to reach out to the Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS) for a solution. Commuter associations suggest that the app should only allow ticket bookings when users are physically present at the station. The ongoing issue of ticketless travel is exacerbated by the high demand for AC local trains, which are often overcrowded, especially during peak hours. Delays of 10-15 minutes have become common, impacting commuter movement significantly. Infrastructure constraints and ongoing projects aimed at alleviating congestion are expected to take another two to four years to complete, leaving passengers frustrated with the current state of the rail system.