Public Transport
Public Transport'Covid-19 spreading mostly from public transport and tourist spots'
Novel coronavirus is mostly spreading from public transport, prayer houses, public gathering and tourist centres, according to a government document.
Public transport begins operating in all city corporations
Public transport services resumed operations in all city corporation areas from Wednesday morning following the decisions the government took on Tuesday
Lockdown
Public transport to operate in city corporation areas: Quader
The government has decided to allow public transport services to resume operations in city corporation areas from Wednesday as the country passes a weeklong lockdown enforced to curb coronavirus ...
Chattogram commuters suffer on first day of lockdown
Chattogram’s streets were teeming with people during the lockdown. In the absence of public transport, many were walking to their destinations
Public transport to remain shut from Monday: Quader
Public transport will remain shut from Monday, said road transport and bridges minister Obaidul Quader
Govt increases bus fare by 60pc
Public transport fare is to increase by 60 per cent from Wednesday. Road Transport and Bridges minister Obaidul Quader said on Tuesday morning that the decision would remain in force for the next two ...
Bus owners want to increase fares by 60pc
Owners want to charge 60 per cent extra fare to run buses and minibuses, carrying half capacity of passengers following the government instructions
Covid-19: Health guidelines disappeared from public transport
No one is following the health guidelines anywhere although both coronavirus infections and deaths are rising for the last couple of days.
Air pollution in the capital
Govt organisations silent on air pollution
BRTA and DMP do not have any equipment to measure air pollution. The environment departments of the two city corporations do not have any activities regarding this either
Ashok, Tata, Daewoo, FAW, Volvo, nothing lasts for BRTC
Records of the BRTC’s bus procurement show some 2,100 buses have been purchased from different countries since 1990
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