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RTC buses in Hyderabad to resume tomorrow after six months
Hyderabad City Buses to be back on road
RTC Buses in Hyderabad City: Over six months after, the city buses in Hyderabad will resume its operations from tomorrow.
Over six months after, the RCT buses in Hyderabad will resume its operations from tomorrow. The TSRTC officials are making all the arrangements to operate the buses in twin cities from tomorrow ensuring COVID-19 guidelines.
Arrangements are underway to make sure the passengers maintain social distancing inside the bus. It is learned that only a few buses will be operated within the city, for now, the number of buses will be increased based on the passenger rush. The TSRTC officials have already resumed suburban and mofussil buses to the Hyderabad outskirts from Wednesday.
There were around 3,798 RTC buses under Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) but after the RTC officials' protest last year, the government has decided to put some of the bus services aside and run the limited number of buses.
On the other hand, most of the people utilizing their own vehicle to avoid COVID risk. No rush is being witnessed in the RTC buses operated across the districts in the state. However, some people who primarily depend on public transport expressed a sigh of relief to avoid depending on private transportation and pay excess fares.
