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BMTC launches new feeder bus services in Bangalore to link metro stations with homes
BMTC has introduced new feeder bus routes in Bangalore to provide convenient last‑mile connectivity from metro stations to residential areas.
The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) has rolled out a series of new feeder bus services aimed at easing commuters' travel from metro stations to their homes. The initiative is designed to improve last‑mile connectivity and offer a reliable public‑transport option for residents across the city.
The new routes will operate from key metro stations, allowing passengers to board a BMTC feeder bus that takes them directly to nearby neighbourhoods. By linking the metro network with local bus services, BMTC hopes to reduce dependence on private vehicles and ease traffic congestion.
Officials said the feeder buses will run at regular intervals throughout the day, catering to both peak‑hour commuters and those traveling during off‑peak times. The service is part of BMTC's broader effort to enhance public transport accessibility and encourage more people to use sustainable travel options.
The new routes will operate from key metro stations, allowing passengers to board a BMTC feeder bus that takes them directly to nearby neighbourhoods. By linking the metro network with local bus services, BMTC hopes to reduce dependence on private vehicles and ease traffic congestion.
Officials said the feeder buses will run at regular intervals throughout the day, catering to both peak‑hour commuters and those traveling during off‑peak times. The service is part of BMTC's broader effort to enhance public transport accessibility and encourage more people to use sustainable travel options.