BMTC announces feeder services for Metro

On account of operation of Metro East-West (Byappanahalli to Nayandahalli) corrider, a BMTC press note states that BMTC will operate the following feeder services from 16/05/2016 for the benefit of the passengers travelling in Metro.

Sl.

No

Route No

From

To

Route

Total

No of

Buses

Time

 Freq.

1

SVR-MF-1

Swamy

Vivekananda

Metro Station

Swamy Vivekanankanada

Metro Station

Byappanahalli,Mettro Station, Tin Factory, Hoodi, Garudacharpalya, ITPL, Sathyasai Hospital, Kundalahalli Gate, Marathahalli Bridge, Doddanekkundi Bridge, K R Puram Railway Station, Benniganahalli

 

 8

 

15 Min

2

SVR-MF-1A

Swamy

Vivekananda

Metro Station

Swamy Vivekanankanada

Metro Station

Byappanahalli Metro Station, Benniganahalli, K R Puram Railway Station, Doddanekundu Bridge, Marathhalli Bridge, Kundalahalli Gate, Satyasai Hospital, ITPL, Garudachar Palya, Oody, Tin Factory, Byappanahalli Metro Station

 

 8

 

15 Min

3

SVR-MF-2

Swamy

Vivekananda

Metro Station

HAL Main Gate

Suranjandas Road, BEML Gate, Jeevanbheema Nagar Cross

 

 3

 

20 Min

4

NDH-MF-1

Mysore Road

Bus Station

Chennammana

Kere Achukattu

Nayandahalli Metro Station, PES College, Katriguppe

 

 4

 

15 Min

5

NDH-MF-2

Mysore Road

Bus Station

Nagarabhavi BDA

Complex

Suvarna Badavane, Nagarabhavi Circle, Ambedkar College, Papareddy Palya

 

 4

 

15 Min

6

MMS-MF-1

Manthrimall

Metro Station

Kempegowda

Metro Station

 

 

 2

 

20 Min

If there is any requirment of any other feeder services, BMTC is requesting people to use “Need More Buses” option provided on BMTC website (www.mybmtc.com) and give in there requests. BMTC will make all efforts to ensure services as per requests of commuters, assures the press note.

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