Clandestine Operations of Private Vehicles & Augmentation of Buses

1. Clandestine Operations of Private Vehicles & Augmentation of Buses Despite being the market leader in the passenger transportation industry and having a stellar reputation for passenger safety, dependability, and timeliness, APSRTC has been losing market share in recent years due to illegal private car operations. Utilizing G.O.Ms.No. 148 T.R&B(Tr-III) Dept. dated 24.11.2001, the government established a high-level committee with the Chief Secretary of the State as its chairman to provide recommendations for measures to stop illegal operations. Additionally, the Government established District Level Committees in each district, each of which was presided over by the Superintendent of Police, following G.O.Ms.No.27 T.R&B (Tr-III) Dept. dated 08.03.2002, to stop illegal operations in each district effectively. To keep up with Vizianagaram news, you may visit our website to stay up to date on Vizianagaram TDP news. Additionally, the Government has given APSRTC exclusive access to AMVIs and police officers for use in a special operation to apprehend private operators operating illegally on the designated routes. On our website, you can find more of N. Chandrababu Naidu’s accomplishments as well as the most recent Vizianagaram political news, and Vizianagaram TDP achievements. Cities in this multicultural nation and the people who live in them are crucial to the development of the nation. According to the 2011 census, 31.2% of India's 377 million people live in urban areas. These numbers will increase, according to UN projections, to 40% (590 million) by 2030 and 58% (875 million) by 2050. Urban regions in India generate over 63% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), although housing is just 30% of the country's total population. The National Urban Transport Policy (NUTP), established by the federal government of India in 2006, is a policy framework for supplying sustainable mobility in the future. It was launched in an effort to acknowledge and address urban mobility concerns. The government proposed a new plan in 2015 to "renew" 500 communities and transform 100 cities into "smart cities." Chandrababu Naidu and his party members were so helpful in creating awareness of these plans among the people with the help of Vizianagaram TDP’s latest news. AUGMENTATION & REPLACEMENT OF BUSES:

2. The Corporation has been adding new buses on new routes, extending current routes, and replacing aging buses as needed to keep up with demand. Up till December 2016, the business had deployed 752 more buses under the hiring program in addition to 922 RTC vehicles for replacement and augmentation.

3. Clandestine Operations of Private Vehicles & Augmentation of Buses Despite being the market leader in the passenger transportation industry and having a stellar reputation for passenger safety, dependability, and timeliness, APSRTC has been losing market share in recent years due to illegal private car operations. Utilizing G.O.Ms.No. 148 T.R&B(Tr-III) Dept. dated 24.11.2001, the government established a high-level committee with the Chief Secretary of the State as its chairman to provide recommendations for measures to stop illegal operations. Additionally, the Government established District Level Committees in each district, each of which was presided over by the Superintendent of Police, following G.O.Ms.No.27 T.R&B (Tr-III) Dept. dated 08.03.2002, to stop illegal operations in each district effectively. To keep up with Vizianagaram news, you may visit our website to stay up to date on Vizianagaram TDP news. Additionally, the Government has given APSRTC exclusive access to AMVIs and police officers for use in a special operation to apprehend private operators operating illegally on the designated routes. On our website, you can find more of N. Chandrababu Naidu’s accomplishments as well as the most recent Vizianagaram political news, and Vizianagaram TDP achievements. Cities in this multicultural nation and the people who live in them are crucial to the development of the nation. According to the 2011 census, 31.2% of India's 377 million people live in urban areas. These numbers will increase, according to UN projections, to 40% (590 million) by 2030 and 58% (875 million) by 2050. Urban regions in India generate over 63% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), although housing is just 30% of the country's total population. The National Urban Transport Policy (NUTP), established by the federal government of India in 2006, is a policy framework for supplying sustainable mobility in the future. It was launched in an effort to acknowledge and address urban mobility concerns. The government proposed a new plan in 2015 to "renew" 500 communities and transform 100 cities into "smart cities." Chandrababu Naidu and his party members were so helpful in creating awareness of these plans among the people with the help of Vizianagaram TDP’s latest news. AUGMENTATION & REPLACEMENT OF BUSES:

4. The Corporation has been adding new buses on new routes, extending current routes, and replacing aging buses as needed to keep up with demand. Up till December 2016, the business had deployed 752 more buses under the hiring program in addition to 922 RTC vehicles for replacement and augmentation.