The Latest Breaking News from KSRTC

After the Hoskote depot of Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) issued an order to not accept ₹2,000 notes from passengers, the corporation on Sunday clarified that the BMTC Central Office had not issued any such orders to the staff.

Taking exception to the Congress leaders talking about the possibility of banning RSS and Bajrang Dal, the Opposition BJP has warned that the Congress government will not survive “even for three months” if they went ahead with it.

The Kunnamangalam police arrested a KSRTC bus driver on Wednesday on the charge of improper behaviour towards a young passenger in the bus. Ibrahim, a native of Karanthur in the district, was the driver of the KSRTC superfast bus from Kozhikode to Mananthavady on Tuesday night. The bus was too…

Seven travellers in a KSRTC bus suffered minor injuries when the vehicle fell into a ditch in Mullur in Belagavi district on Wednesday.

Pala police crack hit-and-run case of migrant worker, identifies KSRTC bus involved

A Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) employee was arrested by the City police here on Saturday on the charge of manhandling a doctor on duty at a private clinic.

Curtailment of bus services operated by the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) resulted in chaos at the Majestic bus-stand on Tuesday evening. Passengers were seen making desperate attempts to get on the buses and had heated arguments with staff of the corporation for not running adequate buses.

The government employees drafted for poll duty left for their respective polling booths with the EVMs and other essential items on Tuesday, May 9. The district administration had arranged KSRTC and private buses to help the staff reach their destination.

People who are planning to travel by private buses on the eve of Election Day (May 10) to cast their votes have to pay hefty fares

A day after the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) invoked dies non for three days as part of an attempt to take on the 24-hour employees’ strike called by the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh-affiliated Kerala State Transport Employees Sangh (KSTES) on Monday, the Corporation warned of strict action against employees…

Road Transport Corporations in Karnataka have cautioned the general public that on May 9 and 10, they are curtailing the number of services to provide buses for election duty.