2 new Nagpur bus routes started from Godhani
TNN | Updated: Oct 27, 2017, 13:36 IST
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NAGPUR: The transport department of Nagpur Municipal Corporation has introduced two new city bus routes from Godhani to Pardi via Gandhibagh and Godhani to Bahadura Phata through Gandhibagh, Ring Road and Dighori.
"The new routes were started considering demands of citizens who had to change buses to reach these destinations," said transport committee chairman Bunty Kukde. The buses were flagged off on Thursday in presence of standing committee chairman Sandip Jadhav, corporators Bhushan Shingne, Archana Pathak and transport manager Shivaji Jagtap.
The fare for Pardi will be Rs30 for full ticket and Rs15 half ticket, while the fare for Bahadura Phata will be Rs34 and Rs17 for full and half ticket, respectively.
The buses will make 12 trips between Godhani and Gandhibagh and three trips each on Godhani-Pardi and Godhani-Bahadura Phata routes.
"The new routes were started considering demands of citizens who had to change buses to reach these destinations," said transport committee chairman Bunty Kukde. The buses were flagged off on Thursday in presence of standing committee chairman Sandip Jadhav, corporators Bhushan Shingne, Archana Pathak and transport manager Shivaji Jagtap.
The fare for Pardi will be Rs30 for full ticket and Rs15 half ticket, while the fare for Bahadura Phata will be Rs34 and Rs17 for full and half ticket, respectively.
The buses will make 12 trips between Godhani and Gandhibagh and three trips each on Godhani-Pardi and Godhani-Bahadura Phata routes.
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