Government of Tamilnadu has resumed the interstate bus services resumed between Tamilnadu and Karnataka with effect from 12th November 2020. As part of resumption of service, the bus services are operated from Tamilnadu to different parts of Karnataka as per the interstate agreement signed by Government of Tamilnadu and Karnataka.

Here we are sharing few glimpses of SETC buses operated from Shantinagar Bus stand in Bengaluru.

Pic Courtesy : Riyas

The passengers can book the service online by visiting www.TNSTC.in , the passengers are requested to carry their own masks, water bottles and food along the journey.

The service will be operated  by TNSTC, SETC from 12th November 2020 to 16th November 2020, vice versa Karnataka RTC will be also operating special bus services from 12th November 2020 to 16th November 2020.

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TNSTC have resumed the public transportation services from 1-Jun-20 as part of it Nellai region had large number of passengers traveling to Nagercoil from 2-Jun-20.

The spike of passengers were observed on 2-Jun-20 and buses were crowded with passengers without following social distancing in the buses. Due to the incident, 10 additional services were operated to Nagercoil with 60% seating by Nellai region.

The passengers were stopped at Test Booth and Corona test were carried out for the passengers, passengers name address mobile numbers were taken for health purpose by the officials.

The conductor of the bus will cross check the passengers with Aadhar card either in original or photostat is accepted. The conductor if found any thing abnormal with passenger will not allow the passenger and alert the officials.

The reason for Aadhar card is for our better tomorrow, let’s avoid unwanted travel and be a good citizen.

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TNSTC have resumed operations today on 1st June 20 as per the guidelines received from Honourable Chief Minister of Tamilnadu.

TNSTC have operates 1st day with 5659 buses in Tamilnadu. The bifurcated figures are 2866 city buses, 2637 suburban buses and 156 buses in hill stations.

நகரப் பேருந்துகள் – 2866
புறநகரப் பேருந்துகள் – 2637
மலைப்பகுதி பேருந்துகள் – 156

என மொத்தம் 5659 பேருந்துகளை இயக்குவதற்கு நாங்கள் திட்டமிட்டிருக்கிறோம்.#Corona #TNAgainstCorona #TNGovt #TNTransport

— M.R Vijayabhaskar – Say No To Drugs & DMK (@OfficeofminMRV) June 1, 2020

The bus services for the day will begin at 6 am and end at 9 pm, there will be no public transportation from 9 pm to 6 am.

How to Apply E-Pass and TNSTC Operations Details – Click Here

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As everyone are aware by our previous article written today that TNSTC is resuming operations in Tamilnadu except the hotspot districts and cities.

As per the code of conduct and central guidelines received on lockdown 5.0 , TNSTC have announced operations of Buses will be from 6 am to 9pm and no buses will be operated from 9pm to 6am.

The operational time of buses is based upon the no commute restriction guidelines from government of India. As per the communication, there should be any transit unless for emergency services from 9pm to 6am.

TNSTC have split the operations to eight zones, as per the guideline if A passenger require to travel from one zone to another zone the passenger requires epass to enter the industry.

What is E-pass?

E-pass is a document stating that he / she is permitted to travel to particular district /zone as applicable.

Where can I get E-pass ?

You can apply a e-Pass by clicking

https://serviceonline.gov.in/epass/#

Select the state, submit the reason of travel.

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