The Govt. of Bihar is continuously working in to make road transport and communication more efficient for the citizens of Bihar. In one another effort, the Bihar State Road Transport Corporation (BSRTC) launched two more electric buses from the Bankipore depot to Phulwarisharif and Patna City on Thursday.

Depending on the distance covered, the lowest fare the passengers paid was Rs 10 and the highest was Rs 60.

While the first bus had four stoppages at Patna Junction, Anisabad, Phulwarisharif and All India Institute of Medical Sciences, the other one halted at Patna Junction, Rajendra Nagar, Dhunki Mor, Zero Mile, Tent City and Patna Sahib gurdwara.

The regional manager of the BSRTC, Arvind Kumar Singh, told this newspaper that two more buses, one each on the Phulwarisharif and Patna City routes, would soon be rolled out.

Transport secretary, Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, claimed that 25 e-buses would ply on Patna’s roads by June-end. “We will increase the number of e-buses on each route to control the level of pollution,” he added.

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