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Mangalore: High Court Stay Vacated - Volvo Buses from City on Udupi Route Soon

  •   Wed, Feb 03 2010 12:10:54 PM

M'lore: High Court Stay Vacated - Volvo Buses from City on Udupi Route Soon

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RS/SB)

Mangalore, Feb 3: If everything goes according to the plan, the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) may soon begin the most-awaited Volvo bus services on Mangalore-Udupi route. The stay in the High Court that was deterrent to start government bus services between Mangalore and Udupi has been vacated.

Speaking to Daijiworld, Regional Transport Officer J Purushotham confirmed the vacation of high court stay. He said that soon RTA will call a meeting with participation of private bus operators in the Dakshina Kannada district, who have been opposing the move to arrive at consensus. The KSRTC has already filed an application to start Volvo services between Mangalore-Udupi. The number of buses and the date of the beginning of services have not been decided yet, he added.

District in-charge minister J Krishna Palemar said that the government has proposed to start services of eight Volvo buses between Mangalore and Udupi soon.  
  

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  • Sukumar Talpady, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 06 2010

    Congratulations ! Eager to know when KSRTC is planning to start City Routes in Mangalore ?

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  • B Dsouza, niddodi/UK

    Fri, Feb 05 2010

    It is a good news though!Are these buses meant for our roads? Or we still continue roller coaster rides.

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  • BENJAMIN, MANGALORE-OMAN

    Thu, Feb 04 2010

    Well done KSRTC.You are requested to arrange/provide bus facilities for all the major routes throughout Karnataka in the near future.

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  • santosh shetty, mumbai

    Thu, Feb 04 2010

    Its a positive development!!!

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  • rajeshullal16, bejai

    Thu, Feb 04 2010

    Welcome move but still waiting for the buses, at mean time its also time to start with some of the city routes since private buses don't give full time service. buses are stopped during non rush hours and public have to suffer, also the private buses are the main cause of road blocks in the the city since conductors keep on calling for people from state Bank to kankanady, same towards k.s. rao road etc...no action by police for this slow moving buses picking up people from any point were hand is shown to stop the bus.

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  • Ivan Vaz, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Do not imagine a good service from KSRTC. They have full liberty once you paid for the ticket to take you on time or not. KSRTC failed to provide monopoly routes in DK district (NH48) then what we can expect now with Volvo buses? Little more money but can get service for Money from private operators.

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  • Jacob Mendonsa, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Tired of travelling by private buses.We need Volvo airconditioned buses in these routes as it is very difficult to travel with crowded private buses without A.C.as the coastal routes are always hot through out the year.Govt.should also introduce A.C.buses to Karkal via Belman & Udupi route to be extended upto Kundapur ,Barkur & Manipal. Wish you all the best Mr.Ashok,honl.transport minister,in this venture as this is our long awaited wish & demand. Thanks & Many good wishes. Jacob Mendonsa

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  • VINCY, Shamboor/Bangkok

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    You people are creating more competition for private bus operators and this will lead to rash driving and the roads are narrow and lot of curves.

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  • RKumar, Mlr

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Without a proper road infrastructure in place, running Volvo buses is of no use.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Private Bus oweners never let govt to run bus services to plum routes.2years before Dharmastal-Mumbai Volvo bus service route was stopped suddenly one day with out giving valid reason.The sourece informed me it was handiwork of Private bus owners.Mr Ashok,Transport Minister,reitrated in a press conference last year about the Mangalore-Udupi route and he assured the press man whatever obstacle may come the govt will run the bus service above said route at any cost as he is refering Private Bus Oweners.JAI KSRTC!!!

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  • Roshan D'souza, Katipalla / Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Caongratulation to KSRTC for vacating of stay of private bus operaters. And wish you all the best to KSRTC. Also expecting KSRTC Service in Mangalore City routes.

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  • ajumkar, UK

    Wed, Feb 03 2010

    Now that Mangalore has been included in JNNURM list of cities all efforts should be on to get disabled friendly,user friendly,CNG buses.

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