Blueline Buses

The Delhi government has welcomed a High Court decision of refusing the extension of permits to the blueline buses, saying the judgement vindicated its stand on the issue."We whole-heartedly welcome the verdict. It vindicated our position on the issue. The court supported our position," Delhi Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely said.The Delhi ...

The Delhi High Court today said blueline buses may ply even after January 31, the deadline set by the city government for their phase-out from the roads here, if they possess valid licenses.The blueline buses, which have valid licenses to ply beyond January 31, cannot be asked to go off from the roads, a division bench headed by Justice A K Sikri s...

Delhi's 'killer' Blueline buses, which earned notoriety for over-speeding, will go off the roads from tomorrow in tune with a deadline set by the city government, which today said the ambitious cluster bus service will be launched next week.Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely said the government has no intention to extend the deadline, which e...

In what could be a reprieve to Blueline bus operators, the Delhi government is considering allowing their fleet to operate as feeder bus service for the Metro network.The government has already set January 31 as the "final deadline" to completely phase out the "killer" Bluelines which gained notoriety for involvement in frequent road accidents in t...

The Delhi High Court today refused to stay the phasing out of blueline buses from the national capital.A bench headed by Justice AK Sikri turned down the plea of blueline bus operators association which had pleaded that extension of permits be granted to the blueline buses which are to be taken off the roads from today.Senior advocate Arvind Nigam,...

The blueline buses, which earned notoriety for reckless driving, will be off the Delhi roads completely from December 14.This was announced today by Delhi Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely after a meeting he had with blueline bus operators."December 14 will be the last day for blueline buses in Delhi... we cannot leave people of Delhi at the...

Delhi Government is likely to decide today whether to bring back the 'killer' blueline bus services in the national capital or to withdraw them permanently.The fate of 1,600 blueline buses, majority of which went off Delhi roads last month in view of the Commonwealth Games, is likely to be decided at a meeting between Transport Minister Arvinder Si...

Blueline buses will be back on the roads from Monday after being temporarily sidelined for the Commonwealth Games, even as the DTC will start inducting vehicles used to ferry athletes into its fleet.Nearly 1,600 Blueline buses will be back on the roads in south and central Delhi after a gap of almost 20 days from Monday morning, which will be a big...

Commuters in several areas in the city may face difficulty as 1,600 Blueline buses will go off the roads from Sunday.The buses are being shunted out from areas expected to be frequented by athletes, officials and visitors of the Commonwealth Games as part of city government's efforts to "improve the image of the city".Transport department officials...

Trucks and blueline buses remain major killers on Delhi roads accounting for more than half of a total of 548 deaths in accidents in the national capital, so far this year.

The Delhi government has welcomed a High Court decision of refusing the extension of permits to the blueline buses, saying the judgement vindicated its stand on the issue."We whole-heartedly welcome the verdict. It vindicated our position on the issue. The court supported our position," Delhi Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely said.The Delhi ...

The Delhi High Court today said blueline buses may ply even after January 31, the deadline set by the city government for their phase-out from the roads here, if they possess valid licenses.The blueline buses, which have valid licenses to ply beyond January 31, cannot be asked to go off from the roads, a division bench headed by Justice A K Sikri s...

Delhi's 'killer' Blueline buses, which earned notoriety for over-speeding, will go off the roads from tomorrow in tune with a deadline set by the city government, which today said the ambitious cluster bus service will be launched next week.Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely said the government has no intention to extend the deadline, which e...

In what could be a reprieve to Blueline bus operators, the Delhi government is considering allowing their fleet to operate as feeder bus service for the Metro network.The government has already set January 31 as the "final deadline" to completely phase out the "killer" Bluelines which gained notoriety for involvement in frequent road accidents in t...

The Delhi High Court today refused to stay the phasing out of blueline buses from the national capital.A bench headed by Justice AK Sikri turned down the plea of blueline bus operators association which had pleaded that extension of permits be granted to the blueline buses which are to be taken off the roads from today.Senior advocate Arvind Nigam,...

The blueline buses, which earned notoriety for reckless driving, will be off the Delhi roads completely from December 14.This was announced today by Delhi Transport Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely after a meeting he had with blueline bus operators."December 14 will be the last day for blueline buses in Delhi... we cannot leave people of Delhi at the...

Delhi Government is likely to decide today whether to bring back the 'killer' blueline bus services in the national capital or to withdraw them permanently.The fate of 1,600 blueline buses, majority of which went off Delhi roads last month in view of the Commonwealth Games, is likely to be decided at a meeting between Transport Minister Arvinder Si...

Blueline buses will be back on the roads from Monday after being temporarily sidelined for the Commonwealth Games, even as the DTC will start inducting vehicles used to ferry athletes into its fleet.Nearly 1,600 Blueline buses will be back on the roads in south and central Delhi after a gap of almost 20 days from Monday morning, which will be a big...

Commuters in several areas in the city may face difficulty as 1,600 Blueline buses will go off the roads from Sunday.The buses are being shunted out from areas expected to be frequented by athletes, officials and visitors of the Commonwealth Games as part of city government's efforts to "improve the image of the city".Transport department officials...

Trucks and blueline buses remain major killers on Delhi roads accounting for more than half of a total of 548 deaths in accidents in the national capital, so far this year.