Hyderabad: In view of the huge rush due to ‘Raksha Bandhan’, Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) has decided to temporarily suspend T-9 tickets for three more days.
According to TSRTC, the service was already put on hold from August 29 to September 1; it has been extended to September 4. It has been announced these tickets will continue as usual from September 5. “Like last year, this year too there is a rush of passengers due to ‘Rakhi Purnima’.
It is difficult to enter the passenger’s gender, age, and other details in the TIM machines for issuing tickets during a huge rush. The corporation has taken the decision to hold the service.
The suspension of T-9 tickets will be in effect till September 4. From the 5th, they will continue as usual,” said TSRTC chairman MLA Bajireddy Govardhan. The TSRTC introduced two types of T-9 tickets for passengers traveling in ‘Palle Velugu’ buses in the State.
The ticket for two-way travel within a 60-km range is T-9-60 and is priced at Rs 100. The T-9-30 ticket which costs Rs 50 is for travel within a 30-km range.
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