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The Evolution of Bus Transportation in India: A Journey Through Time India's bus transportation system is a crucial backbone of the country's public transport network, connecting cities, towns, and remote villages. It has played a significant role i

Hi friends Now I am providing laundry service to buses from last one year Now I am planning provide the all clothes in sleeper buses like , bedsheet, curtain,blaket and pillow in rent basis in Pan India ,if anyone interested to join startup plz re

India's first bus service was introduced in 1905 by Simpson & Company, a motor vehicle company based in Chennai (then Madras). This service marked the beginning of organized bus transportation in India. The first route was between Thiruvalluvar Statu

India's First Bus Operator: The Genesis of Organized Public Transport Public transport systems are integral to the functioning of modern societies, connecting people, places, and communities while supporting the economy. While railways have long bee

A travel planner app by this app people can there trip and books ticket online for the no of days they want in any transportation like car. bus .train and airplane with hotel booking facility in there destination place on spot and pre booking option

Human transportation encompasses the various ways people move from one place to another, including walking, cycling, driving cars, using public transit (buses and trains), and flying in airplanes. Traditionally, transportation evolved from simple met

Namma yatri case study: Introduction: Namma Yatri is a public transport initiative launched by the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) in 2018 to improve transportation services in Bengaluru. Objective: The primary goal of Namma Yatri

Indians spending a record $31.7 billion overseas in FY24, up 17% from the previous year, despite the introduction of tax collection. International travel is the biggest expense.

Is there any app in India that tracks buses in colleges and schools for students and parents, and also manages a dashboard for colleges to monitor who has access or a pass to enter the bus, all through an app? Is this idea worth pursuing?

I travel with public transport most of the time, the problem with it is space inside and also hygiene in the environment of the bus. What If we started a private company for public transportation and charge people by the amount of minutes they were