Private buses allowed to operate in Kerala on week days
The Hindu
On alternate days following odd-even pattern
Private buses have been allowed to operate on week days from Friday adhering to the COVID-19 protocol and following the odd-even registration number pattern on alternate days. The situation is not conducive for all private buses to enter the road and hence the operators should cooperate with the government, Transport Minister Antony Raju said on Thursday. On June 18, Friday, private buses with odd registration numbers can operate. Next week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, buses with even numbers can operate and on Tuesday and Thursday, those with odd numbers can run. On June 28, Monday, buses with odd registration numbers will be allowed to operate. The same odd-even pattern will be applicable for the subsequent days.
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