DelhiDesk The Delhi government plans to introduce a scheme for private aggregators to run premium buses for middle-class and upper-middle-class commuters. The air-conditioned buses will be equipped with Wi-Fi, GPS, CCTV and a panic button, and the fares will be decided by the aggregators. There will be no provision of free travel for women in these buses. The scheme, subject to the lieutenant governor’s approval, will be the first such experiment in India, with the buses required to operate and maintain at least 50 buses within 90 days of receiving the license.
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👉 Delhi government to introduce a scheme for private aggregators to run premium buses for middle-class and upper-middle-class commuters
👉 Premium buses will be air-conditioned and equipped with Wi-Fi, GPS, CCTV, and a panic button
👉 No provision of free travel for women in premium buses
👉 Aggregators will decide fares, but they must be higher than those of DTC buses
👉 People can book their seats online or through an application
👉 Buses that are more than three years old will not be allowed to run under this scheme
👉 After January 1, 2024, all buses running in the fleet should be electric ones
👉 Each aggregator needs to operate and maintain at least 50 buses within 90 days of receiving the license
👉 Private buses will be required to have a uniform, color-coded logo
👉 The government will put up scheme details on its website and invite public feedback for a month after receiving LG’s approval
👉 Premium buses will cater to middle-class and upper-middle-class commuters who have the capacity to pay for the services
👉 The scheme has been in the works for the last four to five years
👉 The biggest revolution in the transport sector in Delhi came when Delhi Metro started functioning two decades ago.
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