Feeder Bus News Today

KSRTC faces severe financial losses from operating Kochi Metro feeder services, prompting a meeting to discuss terminating seven bus services. These services incur a daily loss of INR 3,000 to INR 4,000 per bus.

SUNGAI BULOH: Talks are being held with ehailing and taxi companies to improve first- and last-mile connectivity with the public rail system within the Klang Valley, says Anthony Loke.

To improve last-mile connectivity in the city, Delhi Government has announced to take over DMRCs electric bus fleet, while regular feeder buses will be operated by transport department.

PETALING JAYA: Two new express feeder bus routes have been added to accommodate travel demands along the Kelana Jaya LRT line.

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National December 18, 2020 LAHORE: Provincial Minister for Law, Parliamentary Affairs and Cooperatives Raja Basharat has said that the previous government did not base the Orange Line and Metro Bus projects on sustainable development model and due to wrong planning the present government has to pay Rs 8 to 10 billion annually in form of subsidy. Therefore, the government is trying to make the project sustainable by removing its administrative and economic shortcomings, he said while addressing...

‘Orange Train, Metro bus subsidy due to wrong planning of past govt’ Lahore December 18, 2020 LAHORE:Provincial Minister for Law, Parliamentary Affairs and Cooperatives Raja Basharat has said that the previous government did not base the Orange Line and Metro Bus projects on sustainable development model and due to wrong planning the present government has to pay Rs 8 to 10 billion annually in form of subsidy. Therefore, the government is trying to make the project sustainable by removing...