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Since then, film fraternity started associating KSRTC buses to the culture of Keralites. [119] There is a famous quote from the movie Jacobinte Swargarajyam about KSRTC buses where the hero states that "one Malayali (Keralite) has to travel in a KSRTC bus to be qualified as a Malayali". [120] The 2021 movie Yuvam is completely based on KSRTC ...
Buses operated by the KSRTC drive from the KSRTC bus stand on Indira Gandhi Road. KSRTC Bus Stand Kozhikode is the biggest bus stand in Kerala having a size of 36,036.47-meter square. [citation needed] There are also KSRTC depots in Thamarassery, Thottilpalam, Thiruvambady and Vatakara in the district. There are two routes available to Bangalore.
National Highway 544 in Thalore, Thrissur Metropolitan Area.This national highway connects Thrissur city with Kochi and Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu. Transport in Thrissur City (Malayalam: തൃശ്ശൂര്) is served by state-owned Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (), private buses, Indian Railways, auto rickshaws and taxis.
Buses of neighbouring state transport corporations also operates their services from this bus station. KSRTC Jetty Station, located near Central Boat Jetty in Park Avenue, is used by KSRTC city and short-distance services. Fort Kochi Bus Terminus, located near Fort Kochi beach, is a major bus station for both private and KSRTC City services.
KSRTC Bus Terminal Complex Thiruvalla is a transport hub located in the Thiruvalla town in the Indian state of Kerala, owned and operated by Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) under its south zone with depot code TVL. [1] [2] It is located near SCS Junction and is accessible via NH 183.
The buses operate every 15 minutes during peak hours and every 30 minutes during off-peak hours. The fare for a journey ranges from INR 10 to 30. [4] This is the first public transportation system in Kerala with a 'hop on, hop off' model. A Good Day Ticket provides unlimited travel in any city circular buses with a time limit of 24 hours. [5]
In Coimbatore, town buses started operating in 1921 to serve most parts of the city, as well as other towns and villages in the district. A central bus terminus was started in 1974 in Gandhipuram. Due to increases in population and vehicular traffic, additional bus terminals were created in Ukkadam, Singanallur and Saibaba Colony. At the ...
The Coimbatore Integrated Bus Terminus, commonly known as the CIBT, is the integrated bus terminus under construction in Podanur on Chettipalayam Road, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, to serve both intercity and intracity buses. Upon completion, it would be the second largest bus station in the world with an area of 249,400 square metres (61.62 ...