We have paid pension dues of DTC employees: Delhi CM Kejriwal

The Delhi Chief Minister has said that the outstanding pension or retired employees of Delhi Transport Corporation has been paid, apologises for the delay

Delhi HC raps DTC, asks how colour blind man allowed to drive bus for 3 years

The court criticised the "sorry state of affairs" and emphasised the need for the DTC to exercise due care in ensuring that its drivers are fit for their roles

Decide in one month plea to recognise transgender as third gender for bus travel: HC to Delhi govt

Delhi High Court has ordered the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) to decide within one month a representation seeking legal recognition of the transgender community as the third gender in bus tickets.

100 more electric buses to ply on Delhi roads by April first week

The 100 new electric buses will be the first of 1,500 that will be inducted into the Transport department's fleet by the end of 2023, taking their total number to 1,800

Risky roads for riders

The recent death of a 16-year-old girl cycling to school has once again stirred up concern over the safety of cyclists on Delhi roads. This isn’t an isolated incident: on 31 March, cyclist Kunwar Arora was run over by an army truck at Sardar Patel Marg