RTC officials decide to run more number of buses from June 11
The Hindu
Increase in OR, relaxation of curfew by 2 more hours spur them to take decision
The occupancy ratio (OR) of the APSRTC bus services, which was around 40% in May, has slightly increased in the first week of June and is now hovering around 50%, according to the APSRTC officials from the Visakhapatnam region. With the COVID-19 cases slowly coming down in the State and the government seems to have started the unlocking procedure, many people are travelling in buses. Buses going towards Rajamahendravaram, Vijayawada, Srikakulam, Eluru, Vizianagaram and a few other areas are receiving a good number of commuters. City buses which are being run on several routes in the morning are also evoking good response from commuters.
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