4 November 2026
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Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Flags Off 100 New Buses to Modernize Public Transport

State-of-the-art buses with GPS, CCTV, e-ticketing, and fleet monitoring launched to enhance passenger safety, convenience, and connectivity across Uttarakhand
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Dehradun: On the occasion of the New Year, the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation (UTC) added 100 new buses to its fleet, aiming to enhance public transportation across the state. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami flagged off the new buses at the Camp Office in Dehradun, dedicating them to the people of Uttarakhand. The launch also included 10 air-conditioned buses and 2 sleeper buses for public use.

During the event, the Chief Minister released the transport corporation’s commemorative publication ‘Anwarat’ and a calendar focused on road safety, highlighting the government’s emphasis on both passenger welfare and public awareness initiatives.

Modern Technology and Passenger Convenience

Chief Minister Dhami emphasized that these state-of-the-art buses are equipped with advanced technologies that will strengthen the state’s public transport system. Features such as GPS tracking, CCTV cameras, e-ticketing, fleet monitoring, and timely maintenance will ensure safer, more convenient, and affordable travel for passengers. The modernized fleet is also expected to boost tourism, economic activity, and social mobility within the state, particularly in remote and mountainous regions where reliable transport is crucial.

Read also: CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Reaffirms Commitment to Soldiers’ Welfare at Dehradun Ex-Servicemen Meet

Strengthening Transport Infrastructure

The Uttarakhand government has been actively working to strengthen the transport corporation. So far, 13 new bus terminals and workshops have been completed, while construction is underway at 14 other locations, including 4 Interstate Bus Terminals (ISBTs). The government also plans to introduce electric buses to the fleet soon, signaling a push towards sustainable and eco-friendly public transport.

The Chief Minister highlighted that the administration has also focused on employee welfare, implementing Dearness Allowance (DA) revisions, 7th Pay Commission recommendations, and new recruitments to address manpower shortages and ensure efficient operations.

Commitment to Modern, Citizen-Focused Transport

CM Dhami stated that the government views the transport corporation as a “medium of service” and remains committed to making it modern, self-reliant, and citizen-centric. The administration’s approach emphasizes transparent policies, accountability, and long-term planning, aiming to create a robust transport network that supports both public convenience and economic growth.

During the event, the Chief Minister also honored dedicated employees of the transport corporation who have worked diligently in challenging conditions, recognizing their commitment and integrity in serving the people of Uttarakhand.

About Uttarakhand Transport Corporation

The Uttarakhand Transport Corporation (UTC) operates as the primary public transport provider in the state, connecting remote, hilly, and urban regions. The corporation’s fleet offers passenger services that support tourism, trade, and daily commuting, while initiatives such as fleet modernization and technology integration aim to enhance safety, efficiency, and passenger satisfaction.

Read also: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Hands Over Appointment Letters to 215 New Sub-Inspectors


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