The BRT Standard 2016
The BRT Standard is the centerpiece of a global effort by leaders in bus transportation design to establish a common definition of bus rapid transit (BRT) and ensure that BRT systems more uniformly deliver
High Capacity Bus
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Project report on BRTS feasibility on Rajiv Gandhi Salai soon
Ajai Sreevatsan Equitable distribution of space on the road would mean giving priority to public transport buses. A scene of MTC buses vying for space on Poonamallee High Road, near Aminjikarai, on Monday.
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BRTS liability increases with elevated road
Avanindra Mishra |TNN Jaipur: The elevated road at Shipra Path and New Sanganer road has also been included in the amended proposal of the Bus Rapid Transit System.
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June 11 deadline for BRTS launch in Rajkot
Vijaysinh Parmar | TNN Rajkot: The much-awaited 10.7 km pilot project of Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) from Gondal Road chowkdi to Jamnagar Road chowkdi on 150-feet Ring Road is finally gaining some momentum. Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) officials have set June 2011 as the deadline for running BRTS buses on the dedicated corridor.
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BRTS on road to 1L passenger mark Part I
AHMEDABAD: The popularity quotient of Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) is scaling new heights. During its initial days, the BRTS carried only 17,000 passengers per day.
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Cabinet nod to RITES report for 350-km BRT
New Delhi: To make the proposed 350 km of BRT corridors a reality, the Delhi government took the first step on Friday by forwarding the RITES report
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Delhi will need 370 km of BRT, more Metro lines: Study
A Decade on, the best way for you to commute in the city would be by public transport.
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Ahmedabad skaters are on a roll on BRTS
AHMEDABAD: The BRTS corridor has not only become a benchmark in public transport systems for other cities to follow, it is also nurturing Ahmedabad's brightest sporting talent.
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Chouhan to open ISBT, flag off 105 low-floor buses
Marking the Foundation Day of the State, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will dedicate the Kushabhau Thakre Inter-State Bus Terminus (ISBT) to the residents on Monday. The Chief Minister will also flag off a fleet of 105 standard low-floor buses, which will commence plying on the newly developed Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) corridor on the same day. Further, the occasion will also se
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Delhi to get another 345km of BRT
NEW DELHI: BRT is set to spread its tentacles. Literally.