16 November 2026
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Bihar State Transport Launches Online Ticket Booking for Festival Buses Across 5 States

BSRTC to Operate 200 Inter-State Buses from February 23 to March 23 with Online and On-Spot Booking Options
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Patna: Bihar State Road Transport Corporation (BSRTC) has announced the commencement of online ticket booking for festival buses operating during Holi and Eid. Approximately 200 inter-state buses will run from February 23 to March 23, helping migrant workers and travelers return home conveniently.

Passengers can book tickets through the official BSRTC website https://bsrtc.bihar.gov.in, where they can select their preferred seats. The online payment options include UPI, debit card, credit card, and net banking. Additionally, offline ticketing is available through on-spot e-ticket machines on buses for passengers boarding without prior bookings.

This initiative aims to reduce dependency on train tickets and provide a comfortable, affordable alternative for inter-state travelers.

Bus Operations Across Key States

BSRTC buses will primarily operate on routes connecting Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, and Jharkhand. The distribution of buses is as follows:

  • Delhi: 62 buses
  • Haryana (Panipat and Ambala): 40 buses
  • Jharkhand (Ranchi): 10 buses

Buses will depart from major districts in Bihar, including Patna, Muzaffarpur, Sitamarhi, Gaya, and other key locations.

Read also: Bihar Government to Expand CNG Bus Fleet in BSRTC to Promote Eco-Friendly and Affordable Public Transport

Comfortable Travel with AC and Sleeper Options

The buses will be available in AC, Sleeper, and AC-Sleeper categories to ensure maximum comfort for passengers. The state government has announced special fare discounts, making the journey more economical for travelers during the festive season.

Promoting Hassle-Free and Safe Travel

By introducing digital booking and on-spot ticketing, BSRTC aims to make inter-state travel hassle-free, safe, and convenient. The initiative is expected to ease the travel rush during Holi and Eid, providing affordable transportation to thousands of migrant workers and families returning home.

About BSRTC

Bihar State Road Transport Corporation (BSRTC) is the state-run transport body providing bus services across Bihar and neighboring states. It operates with a focus on safe, reliable, and affordable travel, and regularly updates its services with technology-driven solutions like online booking and e-ticketing to enhance passenger convenience.

Read also: Bihar Interns Join Labour Resources Department Under Chief Minister Pratigya Scheme


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