New City Bus Proposal Aims to Revamp Public Transport

JNAC to Submit Revised Plan After Addressing Department’s Concerns

Key Points:

• Urban Development Department to receive updated bus operation proposal
• Plan targets improvement for 25,000 daily bus commuters
• New transport unit planned for independent bus management

JAMSHEDPUR – The city’s public transportation system awaits transformation with an upcoming revised bus operation proposal.

The earlier proposal contained several errors.

Moreover, the department requested specific corrections.

The city currently operates over 90 buses.

However, this number remains insufficient for public needs.

Furthermore, the 2010 bus fleet faced maintenance issues.

“We’re addressing all concerns thoroughly,” states a transport official.

Meanwhile, rural areas will get better connectivity.

The proposal includes comprehensive route planning.

In addition, fare structures will be carefully designed.

Besides, a dedicated transport unit will manage operations.

The new plan focuses on long-term sustainability.

Moreover, it aims to serve both urban and rural populations.

Furthermore, the proposal underwent multiple revisions.

On the other hand, previous initiatives showed maintenance gaps.

The new system will prioritize regular upkeep.

Meanwhile, commuter convenience remains a key focus.