The Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) has stepped up its efforts to accommodate the post-Deepavali travel rush by operating over 200 special buses from Tiruchi to Chennai. This initiative aims to facilitate the smooth return of residents who visited their hometowns for the festival. Here are the details:
TNSTC Special Bus Services
- TNSTC operated special buses from Tiruchi, Perambalur, and Ariyalur districts, all falling under the Tiruchi region.
- The services were not only directed towards Chennai but also included other destinations, addressing the diverse travel needs of the post-Deepavali crowd.
TNSTC 240 Day and Night Special Services
- Out of the 240 day and night services provided by TNSTC, 160 buses were specifically operated from Tiruchi.
- This extensive service ensured that numerous travelers could conveniently head back to the metro city after celebrating Deepavali with their families.
TNSTC Additional Services to Coimbatore and Tiruppur
- Recognizing the demand for travel to other key cities, TNSTC also operated special buses to Coimbatore and Tiruppur from Tiruchi on Monday.
- These services were tailored to accommodate the post-festive travel surge.
Transport Minister’s Inspection
- Transport Minister S. S. Sivasankar personally inspected the arrangements made at the Central Bus Stand in Tiruchi on Monday night.
- The minister interacted with travelers and held discussions with officials to ensure the smooth operation of special buses to various destinations.
Continued Operations on Tuesday
- Special buses continued to operate to Chennai and Coimbatore from Tiruchi on Tuesday as well.
- This ongoing effort by TNSTC reflects a commitment to providing convenient and accessible transportation for those returning from their Deepavali celebrations.
TNSTC’s proactive approach in operating special buses post-Deepavali demonstrates a commitment to passenger comfort and convenience. By extending services to various destinations, the corporation is easing the transition for travelers returning to their routine after the festive season.
Source : thehindu
