TGSRTC Expands Boarding Points On Hyderabad Bengaluru Route
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TGSRTC Expands Boarding Points On Hyderabad Bengaluru Route

The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation has expanded boarding and drop off points for long distance buses operating between Hyderabad and Bengaluru to improve passenger convenience and accessibility. The revision covers all AC sleeper and Non AC services on the Hyderabad–Bengaluru corridor and allows passengers to board and alight closer to preferred locations instead of travelling to major bus terminals. The corporation indicated the change aims to reduce last mile travel for commuters and to streamline operations across the route.

In Bengaluru the new boarding and drop points have been added across three principal routes. The Peenya route now serves Peenya, Yeshwanthpur Metro Station, Kempegowda Bus Station at Majestic, Hebbal, Esteem Mall, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Airport Toll Plaza and the Devanahalli Bypass. The expanded pattern is intended to link industrial, residential and airport access points to long distance services and to provide greater choice for passengers.

The Chandapura alignment covers Chandapura, Bommasandra, Electronic City, Bommanahalli Metro Station, Madiwala, Kempegowda Bus Station, Hebbal, Esteem Mall, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Airport Toll Plaza and the Devanahalli Bypass. The Marathahalli alignment includes Varthur Junction, Marathahalli, Domlur Bridge, Kempegowda Bus Station, Hebbal, Esteem Mall, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Airport Toll Plaza and the Devanahalli Bypass. These additions reflect an effort to connect key employment and transit hubs directly to intercity services.

In Hyderabad passengers travelling from Bengaluru can board or alight at major stages along the Patancheru–MGBS–Aramghar–Shamshabad, JBS–MGBS–Aramghar–Shamshabad and Hayathnagar–MGBS–Aramghar–Shamshabad corridors. TGSRTC officials have urged travellers to use the expanded network of boarding points and to plan journeys through advance booking. Further details and ticketing information are available on the official TGSRTC website for those seeking schedules and fare information.

The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation has expanded boarding and drop off points for long distance buses operating between Hyderabad and Bengaluru to improve passenger convenience and accessibility. The revision covers all AC sleeper and Non AC services on the Hyderabad–Bengaluru corridor and allows passengers to board and alight closer to preferred locations instead of travelling to major bus terminals. The corporation indicated the change aims to reduce last mile travel for commuters and to streamline operations across the route. In Bengaluru the new boarding and drop points have been added across three principal routes. The Peenya route now serves Peenya, Yeshwanthpur Metro Station, Kempegowda Bus Station at Majestic, Hebbal, Esteem Mall, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Airport Toll Plaza and the Devanahalli Bypass. The expanded pattern is intended to link industrial, residential and airport access points to long distance services and to provide greater choice for passengers. The Chandapura alignment covers Chandapura, Bommasandra, Electronic City, Bommanahalli Metro Station, Madiwala, Kempegowda Bus Station, Hebbal, Esteem Mall, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Airport Toll Plaza and the Devanahalli Bypass. The Marathahalli alignment includes Varthur Junction, Marathahalli, Domlur Bridge, Kempegowda Bus Station, Hebbal, Esteem Mall, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Airport Toll Plaza and the Devanahalli Bypass. These additions reflect an effort to connect key employment and transit hubs directly to intercity services. In Hyderabad passengers travelling from Bengaluru can board or alight at major stages along the Patancheru–MGBS–Aramghar–Shamshabad, JBS–MGBS–Aramghar–Shamshabad and Hayathnagar–MGBS–Aramghar–Shamshabad corridors. TGSRTC officials have urged travellers to use the expanded network of boarding points and to plan journeys through advance booking. Further details and ticketing information are available on the official TGSRTC website for those seeking schedules and fare information.

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