![]() | Kochi's auto drivers' body wins national award for innovation in urban transport during COVID-19EJADCS's partnership with the Kochi Corporation to run 100 e-autos which also helped the society to win the coveted award. |
![]() | Covid may have reduced the demand for public transport: Study70% of the experts do not consider an increase in fare as a justifable strategy to alleviate the financial constraints faced by public transport operators |
![]() | Palle Velugu, Metro Express, city buses ply at full capacity in AndhraAPSRTC Vice Chairperson and MD MT Krishna Babu issued orders to operate these buses with 100 per cent seating capacity, albeit in a phased manner. |
![]() | COVID-19 impact: Demand for renting vehicles for personal use goes up in KarnatakaFears of sharing public transport has led to this trend. |
![]() | Citizen groups come together for better public transportConsidering the poor traffic situation in the city, various citizen groups have started the #BengaluruMoving campaign. |
![]() | After four months, Bihar's Public Transport System resumes services amid strict guidelinesThe state police have been engaged to ensure proper social distancing maintained by passengers, drivers, and the conductors of buses. |
![]() | E-pass rules not publicised, rue rail passengersWith Railways operating special services, commuters were allowed into the Tiruchy station after thermal screening, which a few found cumbersome. |
![]() | Public transport restart: Slow pick-up on Day 1The Villupuram-Madurai and Katpadi-Coimbatore special trains ran with 50 per cent of occupancy. |
![]() | No bar on passenger count in autos, cars in DelhiKejriwal on Monday said there will also be no restrictions on the number of persons travelling in four-wheelers, two-wheelers, auto-rickshaws, e-rickshaws and other vehicles in the city. |
![]() | Bengal limps back to normalcy amid COVID-19 lockdown as govt to now run buses on 40 routesThe buses, including air-conditioned ones, would run on various routes across the city as well as in the suburbs and districts from 7 am to 7 pm, a notification by WBTC said. |
![]() | 36% people unwilling to take public transport now in Bangaluru: SurveyThe Bangalore Political Action Committee (B.PAC), a citizen’s collective, conducted an online survey in May with an aim to focus on Bengaluru, titled ‘Safer Public Transport Systems post the lockdown’ |
![]() | Social distancing: Drivers of DTC, cluster buses instructed not to drive with over 20 passengers onboardDelhi Transport minister Kailash Gahlot said if the extra passengers do not deboard after a request from the conductor, driver or marshal, then they will dial 100 to call the police. |
![]() | Public transport resumes in Delhi after nearly two months of COVID-19 lockdownOfficials said that no major issues have been reported since the bus services resumed in the morning, except in some areas where people had to wait for a bit longer. |
![]() | Lockdown relaxation: Resumption of public transport, more shops allowed to open in ChandigarhHowever, movement of people shall remain strictly prohibited between 7 and 7 am except for essential activities, it said. |
![]() | 70 per cent Indians to avoid public transport, 62 per cent to ditch Ola, Uber due to COVID-19: SurveyConducted in April with a sample size of 3,000, the survey covered categories including shopping habits, purchase habits, travel, social activities, investments, social responsibilities during this pa |
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