The Delhi government has held out a strong warning against private buses, autos and taxis that are charging from commuters the new fares that have been announced but not officially implemented yet.
The State Transport Authority (STA), which oversees Delhis public transport network, said owners of buses, autos and taxis fleecing commuters would be fined at least Rs.600 or have their vehicles impounded if complaints are made against them.
We have not issued any notification on the revised price structure. Charging extra before the notification is illegal and action can be taken against offenders, STA Secretary S.S. Sidhu told IANS.
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In the initial phase, about 60 Swaraj Mazda and Tata vehicles will be bought by DMRC for operation along 36 routes. The numbers will be increased subject to the viability of the project and decision of DMRC and State Transport Authority (STA), Metro rail officials said.
Each bus will have a maximum seating capacity for 18 to 24 people and
To make the Delhi Metro stations easily accessible to commuters, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is launching a Metro Link Bus Service scheme under which it will purchase CNG-fitted feeder buses and hand them over to private operators to run.
In the initial phase, about 60 Swaraj Mazda and Tata vehicles will be bought by DMRC for operation along 36 routes. The numbers will be increased subject to the viability of the project and decision of DMRC and State Transport Authority (STA), Metro rail officials said.
Each bus will have a maximum seating capacity for 18 to 24 people and
To make the Delhi Metro stations easily accessible to commuters, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is launching a Metro Link Bus Service scheme under which it will purchase CNG-fitted feeder buses and hand them over to private operators to run.
In the initial phase, about 60 Swaraj Mazda and Tata vehicles will be bought by DMRC for operation along 36 routes. The numbers will be increased subject to the viability of the project and decision of DMRC and State Transport Authority (STA), Metro rail officials said.
Each bus will have a maximum seating capacity for 18 to 24 people and
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Six High Capacity buses, manufactured by Tata, will begin running as a feeder service to Metro rail, connecting South Delhi with the heart of the city, Transport Minister Haroon Yusuf told reporters here today.
The buses will connect R K Puram in South Delhi with Central Secretariat and then Patel Chowk, the last two being important Metro stations.
Yusuf said two other corridors have been identified for the High Capacity buses.
"We have asked the civic agencies to
With most of the blueline buses staying off the roads in the capital, the Delhi metro rail is witnessing an unprecedented rush of commuters, enriching its coffers.
Yesterday, the rail network ferried 5.27 lakh people, a record ridership for a Sunday ever since metro was introduced in the capital four years ago.
The metros ridership broke all records on Saturday as a whopping 7.39 lakh people used the rail system as against an average ridership of about six lakh a day, DMRC sources said.
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