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M’lore: KSRTC Introduces More Volvo Buses to Mumbai

  •   Sun, Apr 10 2011 09:44:50 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, Apr 10: New Volvo buses have been introduced by the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) from the city to Mumbai and Pune.

These bus services commenced from Friday April 8 and will run upto June 16.

The volvo bus will leave the city at 12.45pm en route Udupi and Kundapur to reach Mumbai around 7.1m the next day.  A multi-axle bus will from here 2.05 pm via Moodbidri route and reach Mumbai at 8 am the next morning.

Another Volvo will leave Mangalore at 2. 31 pm and take the Moodbidri route to reach Mumbai at 8.30 the next day.

Volvo buses leaving at 3 pm, 4 pm and 5 pm will also be introduced via Udupi route, stated a press release.

  

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  • THANVEER AHAMED, UDUPI/DUBAI

    Sun, Apr 10 2011

    WHAT ABOUT MANIPAL-MANGALORE VOLVO BUS ? IS THERE ANY MORE VOLVO BUSES IN THIS ROUTE.. NOW IT IS ALMOST 1 YEAR . ? NO NEWS ABOUT IT ..? WE NEED MORE BUSES TO BE OPERATED ON THIS ROUTE.!

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