Hyderabad, May 12 (Hydnow): TSRTC MD Sajjanar said that the management of TSRTC has arranged special buses for the convenience of commuters going to their hometowns to vote in the wake of general elections.
Speaking to the media on Sunday, 590 special buses have been arranged for Andhra Pradesh so far. He said that 140 services on the Hyderabad-Vijayawada route have been put up for reservation online. More than three thousand seats are available on those buses.
Passengers going towards the Vijayawada route are advised to use these special services. For reservation of tickets please visit the website tsrtconline.in.
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He said that the company is running 1500 special buses from Hyderabad to the districts. He said that these buses are being diverted from JBS, MGBS, Uppal, LB Nagar, Aramgar, and other places.
He said that the authorities have been directed to make buses available from time to time depending on the traffic of passengers. TSRTC MD Sajjanar asked them to go there. Homes safely in these special buses and exercise their precious right to vote. (Hydnow)
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