Electric double-decker buses launched in Lucknow to meet Navratri rush
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/ Created : Oct 3, 2024, 23:30 IST
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Uttar Pradesh will launch electric double-decker buses in Lucknow by October 2024. These buses aim to boost public transport and reduce pollution. They will offer convenient sightseeing options for tourists. Tickets can be booked … Read more
Uttar Pradesh will launch electric double-decker buses in Lucknow by October 2024. These buses aim to boost public transport and reduce pollution. They will offer convenient sightseeing options for tourists. Tickets can be booked online or in-person. Charging infrastructure will support the eco-friendly initiative. Intercity electric buses will also be introduced for major events. Read less
In an interview with PTI, the minister said that the tendering process for approximately 100 buses, including double-decker models with a capacity of 65 passengers each, has been completed. The initiative is not only aimed at improving daily transportation but also at boosting tourism in Lucknow. Initially, the buses will operate in Lucknow, with plans to expand the service to other districts across the state in the future.
The double-decker buses are designed to offer tourists a convenient and enjoyable way to explore the city. For a single ticket price, passengers can access key landmarks such as Bhool Bhulaiya, Residency, and the Lucknow Zoo, all from the upper deck, providing stunning views of the city’s famous attractions. Singh emphasized that this tourism-friendly approach will make sightseeing in Lucknow more accessible and enjoyable.
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In addition to the double-decker buses, Singh also announced plans to introduce intercity electric buses, which are expected to be operational for major events such as the Kumbh Mela next year. These buses will provide a green and efficient mode of transportation between cities, further enhancing the state’s commitment to sustainable travel.
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