Indian Railways Destination Alert: Wake up call to prevent you from missing your stop at night

The main worry for travelers traveling at night is the possibility of missing a train. If a passenger must disembark at a railroad station at night, they cannot sleep peacefully on the train. People would usually choose not to sleep, so they do not miss their stop. The Indian Railways have set up a new, efficient facility for travelers in these situations, which can ease the stress of leaving for their destination at night without hampering their sleep.

The commuters will be woken up by calling twenty minutes before arriving at the station, as per this exceptional new service offered by the Indian Railways. This system is designed to facilitate night-time travel schedules of customers. The system is known as the "destination alert wake-up alarm." To utilize this service, you must call the 139-railway helpline number.

In order to avail of this service, dial seven and two digits after selecting the destination alert option. Your ten-digit PNR number will then need to be entered. The confirmation message will appear as soon as you enter the PNR number. Then, twenty minutes before you are scheduled to arrive at the station, you will receive a call.


FAQ

1. What is the new service by Indian Railways called?

Indian Railways is introducing a Destination Alert wake-up alarm, a new service in which passengers will be woken up twenty minutes before reaching their destination.

2. What is the Indian Railways helpline number?

The Indian Railways helpline number is 139.