Archive · 12 Sep 2026
Madhya Pradesh Plans Global Green Transit Hub With Electric Vehicles
Madhya Pradesh wants to make travel cleaner and safer.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said the state will encourage more people to use electric vehicles.
The government also wants to build a better bus system.
Buses could operate on hundreds of city, intercity and interstate routes.
Technology such as GPS, cameras and panic buttons will help monitor buses and protect passengers.
Female two-wheeler drivers will be hired to improve women’s safety and create jobs.
The state also signed an agreement with a bike-taxi company to help people reach buses and other transport.
Officials hope these plans will make Madhya Pradesh a major green-transport hub.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced incentives to expand electric-vehicle use and position Madhya Pradesh as a global green-transit hub.
The state signed a memorandum of understanding with a bike-taxi company to improve first- and last-mile connectivity.
Female two-wheeler drivers will be deployed across Madhya Pradesh to support women’s safety and employment.
A proposed bus network will cover 150 city, 450 intercity and 436 interstate routes, using GPS, CCTV, panic buttons and driver monitoring.
Electronic and CNG buses will be prioritised as the government works with private operators to improve public transport.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, state transport officials, private operators and technology companies.
- What
- The state announced electric-vehicle incentives and plans for a digitally monitored public-transport network.
- When
- The announcements were made at a transport summit; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, including Indore and Bhopal.
- Why
- To expand green mobility, improve public-transport access and safety, strengthen first- and last-mile connectivity, and create employment for women.
- Electric-vehicle policy
- Madhya Pradesh plans to actively incentivise electric vehicles.
- Planned route coverage
- The blueprint covers 150 city, 450 intercity and 436 interstate routes.
- Safety technology
- The proposed service includes CCTV, GPS, panic buttons and driver-monitoring systems.
- Bus priorities
- Electronic and CNG buses will be prioritised.
- Women’s employment
- Female two-wheeler drivers will be deployed across the state.
- Public-transport history
- The State Road Transport Corporation’s services were suspended in 2005 because of financial constraints.
- Logo competition prizes
- The first three prizes were Rs 5 lakh, Rs 2 lakh and Rs 1 lakh.