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LNG buses KSRTC launched its first LNG bus service on 21 June 2021 in order to reduce the operational losses and to promote an energy source considered to be far less damaging to the environment. The bus service would be operated on the Thiruvananthapuram-Kochi and Kochi-Kozhikode routes. [83] Limited Stop Super Fast
Airavat Class KSRTC's Airavat Class; Launched in 2003, It is an AC luxury bus service with 2+2 reclining semi-sleeper seats built on a bi-axle Volvo B7R (Old) or Volvo B8R (New) chassis with a white livery. It is a long-distance service operating out of Dakshina Karnataka (Southern Karnataka). Airavat Club Class KSRTC's Airavat Club Class
Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation, abbreviated and better known as KSRTC is a state-owned public road transport company in the Indian state of Karnataka. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] List of existing Government Bus stations in Karnataka by Transport Corporation
Kerala State Road Transport Corporation SWIFT (KSRTC SWIFT), also known as K-SWIFT, is an Indian transport company formed for operating long-distance buses of Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC). [1] [2] The company was formed on 9 November 2021 with an aim to overcome the financial crisis faced by the KSRTC. K-SWIFT functions ...
KSRTC is making efforts to increase fuel efficiency of its buses. [15] This relies on drivers and maintenance staff at the bus depot. [ 16 ] KSRTC also uses alternative bio fuel like ethanol fuel , CNG , Millettia pinnata seed Oil ( Indian Beech seed Oil ) and procuring to plan electric buses so that it can reduce carbon emissions as an ...
KSRTC may refer to: Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation; Kerala State Road Transport Corporation This page was last edited on 1 June 2024, at 22:01 (UTC). Text ...
KSRTC, Bangalore: Operates out of Southern Karnataka. NWKRTC, Hubli : Operates out of North-Western Karnataka except Bijapur district. KKRTC, Kalaburagi : Operates out of North-Eastern Karnataka and Bijapur district.
The project is a joint venture of the Kerala Transport Development Finance Corporation (KTDFC) and the KSRTC, being implemented on build–operate–transfer (BOT) concept. [3] Central Bus Station Thiruvananthapuram (30,573.54 meter square / 3.25 Lakhs S.F) is the third largest Bus station after Kozhikode and Kasargode.