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Ac Bus Service: According to officials, two companies -- Aaveg and Gati -- have submitted applications while talks with a renowned cab aggregator are also at an advanced stage. Officials said there have been a couple of meetings with the three firms and they are likely to be on board soon. "Once the license is granted they would be able to start the service with a minimum of 25 buses each," an official said.

Delhi Metro: To strengthen its fight against pollution, the Delhi government added 1,300 electric buses to the fleet of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) in batches in 2023 with more such buses being in the offing in the next two years.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), which began operations with a small line on December 25 in 2002, completed 21 years of journey in the year, dotted with several achievements.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has approved a scheme for the regulation and licensing of delivery service providers and aggregators offering passenger transport services in the national capital.    The scheme also paves the way for bike taxis and mandates that the transport

The Delhi Government has notified its app-based bus aggregator scheme aiming at reducing intra-city usage of private vehicles and pollution. The Delhi Motor Vehicles Licensing of Aggregator (Premium Buses) Scheme was notified after the approval of Lt Governor VK Saxena. Through the scheme, the

Delhi residents will soon be able to book seats in an AC bus as the government gives its go-ahead to the premium bus aggregator scheme

The Delhi government has notified its app-based bus aggregator scheme aiming at reducing intra-city usage of private vehicles and pollution. The Delhi Motor Vehicles Licensing of Aggregator (Premium Buses) Scheme was notified after the approval of Lt Governor VK Saxena. Under this scheme, luxury buses will be run which will have all the modern facilities…

The official said with the premium buses, the government aims to provide world-class, comfortable, and sustainable travel options to the people of Delhi.

The scheme calls for a modal shift in public transportation for intra-city bus journeys. The buses that will come to be a part of the initiative will have exceptional quality, comfort, and reliability, and will lead to a reduction in congestion and air pollution, the government said.

The Delhi cabinet has approved the extension of the Delhi Electric Vehicle Policy until December 31, 2023, or until the notification of Policy 2.0, whichever comes first. This extension period will continue to offer incentives and subsidies under the existing policy. The Delhi Transport Minister has also announced that two-vehicle aggregator schemes, aimed at transitioning to electric vehicles by 2030, are in their final stages and will soon be sent for approval. The Delhi EV Policy aims to impr...