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Rajasthan Roadways to Add 1,900 Buses, Fleet to Reach 5,412 by January
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 06:31 PM
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Rajasthan Roadways will incorporate 1,900 new buses in December and January, raising its fleet from 3,512 to 5,412 and expanding services on rural and long‑distance routes.
The state transport corporation Rajasthan Roadways announced that it will induct 1,900 brand‑new buses during December and January. This addition will lift the total number of buses from the current 3,512 to 5,412, marking a significant expansion of its fleet.
The new vehicles are slated for deployment on rural corridors and long‑haul routes that connect remote districts with major urban centres. Officials expect the increased capacity to reduce overcrowding, improve punctuality and make travel more comfortable for passengers.
Rajasthan Roadways officials said the procurement aligns with the state government's broader goal of strengthening public transport infrastructure, especially in underserved areas. The rollout will be monitored closely to ensure that the new buses meet safety and emission standards.
The corporation plans to phase the entry of the buses over the two‑month period, allowing for driver training and route adjustments. Commuters in the state can anticipate smoother journeys and more frequent services once the fleet expansion is complete.
The new vehicles are slated for deployment on rural corridors and long‑haul routes that connect remote districts with major urban centres. Officials expect the increased capacity to reduce overcrowding, improve punctuality and make travel more comfortable for passengers.
Rajasthan Roadways officials said the procurement aligns with the state government's broader goal of strengthening public transport infrastructure, especially in underserved areas. The rollout will be monitored closely to ensure that the new buses meet safety and emission standards.
The corporation plans to phase the entry of the buses over the two‑month period, allowing for driver training and route adjustments. Commuters in the state can anticipate smoother journeys and more frequent services once the fleet expansion is complete.