MUMBAI: By June 30, the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) will augment its 3,900 strong fleet by 25%. This would mean not only less crowded buses but also introduction of newer routes and better connectivity.
While the rest of the city enjoys swanky rides on low-floor DTC buses and the Metro, people in bordering areas like Hiran Kudna, Tikri, Nizampur, Garhi Rithala and the Kirari part of North West Delhi Lok Sabha seats still commute aboard rickety DTC buses that run with irregular frequency.
AHMEDABAD: A bitter price war between Ahmedabad Janmarg Limited (AJL), governing body for BRTS, and bus manufacturers has left the project in a limbo.
After the BRTS launch date was revised five times over the last one-and-a-half years, AJL now fears the May-end deadline may be further extended owing to this impasse.
A lingering dispute between the Sindh government and City District Government Karachi (CDGK) may put the long-awaited Rs 500 million Benazir Transit CNG buses project in doldrums.
A lingering dispute between the Sindh government and City District Government Karachi (CDGK) may put the long-awaited Rs 500 million Benazir Transit CNG buses project in doldrums.
The UP State Road Transport Corporation has rolled out four new air-conditioned low floor buses in Noida. The four buses hit the roads on Thursday with commuters all geared up for the cool ride.
