The Arwind Kejriwal Government of AAP have introduced 80 new buses in the capital city of New Delhi today. This adds to the tally of 7000 already ongoing CNG run Public transport buses which goes through the thick and thin of the city everyday.
Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot flagged-off the new buses from Rajghat Cluster Bus Depot here in the national capital. The buses are equipped with several modern facilities like GPS, panic button, fire detection and suppression system, CCTV cameras and bus kneeling with ramp for differently abled persons.
Keeping in mind the safety of female passengers, the government has installed pink seats for them. The new buses will also be having a live video streaming facility that can prove useful at the time of emergency.
During the flagging-off ceremony, Gahlot said the Delhi government is committed to making public transport service strong and accessible. “Our target is to have over 9,000 buses in Delhi. In the next 3-4 years, we plan to raise the number of buses between 9000-11,000,” the Minister said.
