TSRTC deploys route monitoring officers to ensure hassle-free travel for students in Hyderabad
The telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) Greater hyderabad (GH) zone and city suburbs officials have begun deploying route monitoring personnel to ensure hassle-free travel for school and college students.
These officials would watch kids board buses in addition to making complex preparations for running appropriate buses on congested routes from various locations to educational institutions. Additionally, special squads have been sent out to guarantee prompt assistance. The corporation authorities have implemented the route monitoring officers system at various locations to meet the needs of school and college students as a proactive measure to increase revenue, get closer to citizens, and provide better connectivity to educational institutions in the zone.
These officials would watch kids board buses in addition to making complex preparations for running appropriate buses on congested routes from various locations to educational institutions. Additionally, special squads have been sent out to guarantee prompt assistance. The corporation authorities have implemented the route monitoring officers system at various locations to meet the needs of school and college students as a proactive measure to increase revenue, get closer to citizens, and provide better connectivity to educational institutions in the zone.
The hyderabad zone includes over 2,000 elementary, middle, high school, and engineering colleges. There are fewer bus services, though, and they run largely between 8 and 10 in the morning, causing many students and young people to jam or squeeze onto the buses or perilous footboard riding.
The rtc authorities acted in response to petitions from students and college administrators at a few universities. The route monitoring personnel will immediately take action to operate or redirect buses on specific routes during peak hours, according to rtc authorities, depending on the level of passenger demand.
The rtc authorities acted in response to petitions from students and college administrators at a few universities. The route monitoring personnel will immediately take action to operate or redirect buses on specific routes during peak hours, according to rtc authorities, depending on the level of passenger demand.
"These officers will monitor the passenger flow and make decisions on the distribution of bus services and trips at all places with high demand. To prevent inconvenience, the special squads will examine the bus stops and ensure that the bus services are operated in accordance with the timetable, according to a senior TSRTC official. For the convenience and safety of the kids, Greater hyderabad zone officials stated 500 more bus trips will be undertaken, and further excursions will be scheduled as needed.