BMTC

A BMTC electric bus collided with an auto near K.R. circle, resulting in the death of the auto driver. The incident occurred in an unspecified location near K.R. circle.

BMTC addressed a temporary UPI ticketing disruption. The organization assured automatic refunds to affected users.

A woman in Bengaluru was detained for allegedly stealing a BMTC conductor's bag on a bus. The incident, captured in a viral video, prompted police action.

Karnataka Transport Minister Mr. Suresh conducted an incognito inspection of BMTC buses and recommended the suspension of a conductor and driver for dereliction of duty.

A BMTC electric bus driver was booked following a crash at K.R. circle.

BMTC has integrated NCMC payments via new smart ticketing machines, allowing NCMC cards issued by Indian banks to be used for both metro and bus services in the city.

A BMTC electric bus collided with the rear of a stationary Vayu Vajra bus at a traffic signal in Bengaluru's K.R. Circle, injuring five people.

BMTC plans to introduce audio advertisements on buses, but passengers are concerned about the impact on stop announcements. There are fears that this could compromise a public service facility.

BMTC is introducing 11,000 Android-based ETMs as part of a digital modernisation initiative, but conductors and passengers are flagging delays and stage-based ticketing issues.

BMTC clarified that there will be no increase in monthly pass fares and announced the introduction of extended area passes. The decision aims to address commuter concerns while expanding travel options.

Three people were killed and a child was injured in a BMTC bus crash near Hoskote. The incident involved a bus operated by the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation.

A 57-year-old man was killed when he was struck by an electric bus operated by BMTC. The incident highlights a traffic-related fatality involving public transportation.

An administrative reshuffle has led to the appointment of new heads in the BMTC, KSRTC, Health Department, and Urban Department. The changes involve leadership transitions across these key government and transportation organizations.

Passengers from north Karnataka districts are seeking to extend two trains to KSR Bengaluru station, which offers better connectivity through Namma Metro and BMTC buses.

Karnataka's State Transport Department has extended free bus passes to both male and female students studying outside the state, allowing them to travel free on KSRTC, KKRTC, NWKRTC, and BMTC buses.

BMTC is appointing a consultant for its smart ticketing project. The consultant will monitor the technology solution provider's performance and ensure compliance with contractual, technical, cybersecurity, and operational requirements.