Interstate buses will now be operated by the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) for travel between states that are close to Delhi NCR. On Monday, it was accepted during the DTC board meeting presided over by Kailash Gehlot. These buses will all be high-end and powered by CNG or electricity. 72 buses would be brought by the government for interstate routes in the first phase if sources are to be believed. In the meeting, decisions were also made about e-two-wheelers and leave for DTC staff.
Be furnished with these amenities
For a very long time, DTC has plans to launch interstate premium buses in the NCR within a 200 km radius. The DTC board’s approval has cleared the path for its operation. Every bus will meet the BS-VI standard. These long-distance buses will be equipped with modern amenities including emergency buttons, GPS, and CCTV. But no choice has been made on the menu.
The best facilities will be offered.
According to Transport Minister Kailash Gehlot of the Delhi Government. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s administration has always been at the forefront of offering the greatest services to its staff and residents of Delhi. Long-distance commuters will enjoy the nicest amenities onboard DTC’s new premium buses. Free EV charging stations and the benefit of three National Holidays for contract workers. Demonstrate our dedication to providing our staff with the greatest amenities.
DTC employees will receive a free electric vehicle charging station.
To encourage the use of electric vehicles, the Delhi government will offer free e-vehicle charging stations to its employees at DTC depots. The DTC board meeting also approved this. If a worker purchases an electric two-wheeler. They would additionally receive an incentive payment of Rs 30,000, up to a maximum of Rs 5,000 per kilowatt per vehicle.
In DTC depots and offices, there are about 38,000 employees. And 45% of them commute by two-wheeler.
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