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An app to aid RTC commuters in the city
An app to aid RTC commuters in the city, What if you know a bus number but have no idea about where it stops or whether the bus you are waiting for would arrive on time? An app called FindBus@Hyd answers all these questions.
The app works even without an internet connection
What if you know a bus number but have no idea about where it stops or whether the bus you are waiting for would arrive on time? An app called FindBus@Hyd answers all these questions. The unique public utility mobile app for bus commuters was launched by Riktam Technology Consulting Pvt Ltd. It helps you reach your destination in the city by giving you a list of RTC bus numbers and stops. You can search by bus number, source and destination, route and bus stops near your current location.
“There were no well designed apps that help the Hyderabadi bus traveller. Most of them either require internet connectivity or are designed with outdated user interfaces. None of the bus apps were designed by industry professionals. Moreover for iPhone users, there was not a single app in the market. So we came up with a robust, beautifully designed and easy to use android and the iPhone app,” said Siddharam Shingshetty, MD, Riktam Technology.
“FindBus@Hyd helps commuters reach their destination easily by guiding them with the list of bus numbers and bus stops with just a few clicks. One good thing commuters would be immensely pleased with is that the app works even without an internet connection,” said Siddhartha Kongara, director of the company.
