Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday flagged off 400 electric buses, taking the number of such buses to 800 in the national capital.
The idea is to have these buses deployed in different localities, with a focus on the IT Corridor, that are not linked with the mass transport projects.
The 50 intercity coach eletric buses, which are fully air-conditioned and can travel a distance of more than 325 km on a single charge, will operate between the Hyderabad and Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh.
TSRTC officials are planning to get around 630 new buses, in a phased-wise manner, and add to the present passenger vehicle fleet, starting this December.
Hyderabad: Olectra Greentech has bagged an order worth Rs 500 crore to supply 300 electric buses. The MEIL Group company, Evey Trans Private Limited (EVEY), has received the Letter of Award (LoA) from TSRTC. The order is under the FAME-II scheme of the Government of India. These buses will be supplied on a Gross Cost […]
Hyderabad: Electric buses will soon shuttle with students between colleges and hostels on the Osmania University campus, with the varsity taking more steps towards its goal of implementing a closed campus. To begin with, two electric buses will be introduced on the campus to offer free shuttle services to students and staff of the university. […]
Kumar flagged off a fleet of such buses at the chief ministers secretariat and took a ride himself to the Vidhan Sabha, a kilometre away, for taking part in the days proceedings.
