Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation

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  Bus Speeds Into Andhra Depot Waiting Area Instead of Reversing, Crushes 3

  Three people were crushed to death by an Andhra Pradesh roadways bus at a terminus in Vijayawada on Monday. Several others sustained injuries, officials said.

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  9 Dead As Bus Falls In Andhra Stream, Rs 5 Lakh Compensation Announced

  Nine people were killed after an Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) bus fell in a rivulet in the state's West Godavari district today, the police said.

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  Plan To Introduce Electric Buses In Andhra Pradesh Deferred

  The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) has deferred its move to introduce 350 electric buses in the first phase in its fleet, Transport Minister Perni Venkataramaiah said on Tuesday.

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  9 Killed, 8 Injured As Bus Collides With Autorickshaw in Andra Pradesh

  Nine persons were today killed and eight others injured when an APSRTC bus rammed into a stationary autorickshaw in Visakhapatnam, police said.

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  Godavari Pushkaram: 300 Special Buses to Andhra Pradesh's Rajahmundry

  Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) is running 300 special buses, in a bid to meet the extra rush of pilgrims on holiday for the ongoing Godavari Pushkaram.

• Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation Employees Continue Strike

  State-owned buses remained off the roads in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh for a fifth day today with employees of Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) continuing their strike, defying court orders.

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  11 Dead as Bus Falls in a Gorge in Andhra Pradesh

  11 people have died and at least 25 are seriously injured when an Andhra Pradesh state road transport corporation bus with over 50 people travelling in it fell off the road at least 20 feet into a gorge. Most of those travelling on the bus, both killed and injured, were junior college students.

• Two buses collide in Andhra Pradesh, 20 injured

  Twenty passengers were injured today when two buses of AP State Road Transport Corporation collided with each other on the outskirts of Edula Gattepalli village.

• Shutdown continues in Seemandhra for second day

  Shutdown continued for the second day today in Rayalaseema and coastal regions of Andhra Pradesh against the central government's decision to bifurcate the state by carving out separate Telangana state.

• Bangalore: Government bus catches fire, passengers escape

  A week after the bus fire tragedy in Andhra Pradesh, a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus, with 35 passengers, caught fire in Bangalore due to an engine snag but alert crew prevented a possible mishap.

• Andhra Pradesh state transport to run 210 special buses for devotees

  The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) plans to run 210 special buses from nine depots in East Godavari district to five Shiva temples ("pancharamalu") in Andhra Pradesh, besides Sabarimala in Kerala, a senior official said in Rajahmundry today.

• 32 passengers injured as truck hits Andhra Pradesh state bus

  As many 32 passengers were injured as an Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) bus collided with a truck in Medak District this morning.

• Telangana row: Seemandhra employees continue strike for 64 days

  Over 400,000 government employees in Seemandhra continued their strike for 64th day today to oppose the decision to bifurcate Andhra Pradesh while their leaders decided to hold another round of talks with Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy on Thursday.

• Telangana protests: Seemandhra teachers to call off their strike

  The Andhra Pradesh government succeeded in convincing its striking teachers in Seemandhra districts to call off their indefinite fast tonight, but talks with the Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSTRC) employees remained inconclusive.

• Telangana row: Seemandhra employees refuse to call off strike

  Andhra Pradesh government employees of Seemandhra decided to continue their indefinite strike till the central government takes back the decision to divide the state.