Greater Noida: Blues Daily commuters from noida residents are more likely to end in the new year.
Roadways have crashed into a plan to launch the city bus service this January, starting with 10 buses with five different routes to connect various sectors and greater Nida villages with the main places such as Gnida’s office, main, main.
Markets, universities and hospitals.
The regional assistant manager (Greater Noida) of the highway, Lalit Srivastava told TI that the decision to start city bus services was taken after a recent meeting between the director of the Greater Highway and CEO of the Noida Authority.
“In the first phase, city bus services will begin on five main routes, with two buses running on each route.
This must happen in January,” he said.
These routes include a knowledge park, which is characterized by several universities and colleges, the office of the Noida Authority, Up-Rera office, and the housing sector such as Beta II, Chi, Phi, Sigma and ZU.
“This five route will connect a variety of larger fields in Noida and Greater Noida (West).
The longest route is the one that connects the village of Nauna Ka Rajpur with the Kasna bus depot, about 60 km away,” he said.
As planned, the first route will start from Nanua Ka Rajpur to the Kasna bus depot and cover area such as Danka Joade, Kanarsi Pul, Omicron Roundabout, Bundaran Eta I, Zeta I (ATS Roundabout), Tilapta Chowk, Surajpur Kolectoran, LG Chowk, Jagat Farm and Pari Chowk.
The second route is also from Nanua Ka Rajpur to the Kasna bus depot but will pass through Bilaspur, Sirsa, University of Bennett, Sigma-IV Roundabout, Tilapta Chowk, Boundabout Ek Murti in Greater Noida (West) and Bibrakh.
The third route, which is around 40 km, will begin with the Kasna bus depot and the Sigma II-IV cover sector, Sector Roundabout 36/37, Acher, Omicron III Roundabout, Big Noida Authority Office, Delta I Metro Station, Beta II Oonaxe Mall , Office Up-Rera, Jagat Farm, APEJAY COLLEGE, GL Bajaj, Sharda University, Gniot College, Yamuna Authority Office and PI-III Roundabout.
The fourth route, which is also about 40 km-long, will begin with Gharbara Village and include the University of Gautam Budd, Gims Hospital, Kasna Village, Chi-Phi I Roundabout, Chi-II Sector, Yatharth Hospital, University Sharda, LG Chowk, Jagat Farm, Office Up-Rera, Wipro Roundabout, Omicron III, MU I, ZU-III, Sigma-III and Kasna Bus Depot.
The fifth and shortest route is from Keesra in Greater Noida (West) to the Kasna bus depot.
It will include Hindon Bridge, Habibpur, Yamaha T-Point, Surajpur Chowk, Collectorate, LG Chowk, Jagat Ranch, Beta I, Ryan School, Alpha I Commercial Belt, City Park, Authority-I, ZU-III, Haier Plants, Ajookabpur , Rithori, Bennett University, Sigma-IV, Sigma-III and Nat Ki Madhaiya.
The CNG problem needed to run the city bus was also discussed at the meeting.
“As far as it concerns the time limit, we only need CNG to start the service.
Certificates without objections are needed from Gnida for IGL facilities at the Kasna bus depot,” Srivastava said.
Asked about the same thing, CEO Greater Noida Narendra Bhoooshan said, “I don’t think it must be a problem.
We can provide the NOC needed.”