Archive · 1 Jan 2026
KSRTC Enhances Sleeper Bus Safety with Dash Cams
The KSRTC, which runs buses in Karnataka, India, is adding special cameras called dash cams to their sleeper buses.
These cameras will help keep an eye on the drivers to make sure they are driving safely.
Besides the cameras, the buses will also have first-aid kits, clearly marked exits, and buttons to press in case of an emergency.
There are also special hammers that passengers can use to break the windows if they need to get out quickly.
The KSRTC wants everyone to know how to use these safety tools so that they can stay safe while traveling.
KSRTC is installing dash cams in sleeper buses to monitor drivers and enhance safety.
Additional safety features include first-aid kits, clearly marked emergency exits, and panic buttons.
Passengers are encouraged to familiarize themselves with emergency hammers for breaking window glass.
The initiative aims to ensure effective use of safety tools during emergencies.
KSRTC officials emphasize the importance of knowing how to operate emergency equipment.
- Who
- KSRTC (Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation)
- What
- Installation of dash cams and other safety features in sleeper buses
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
- Why
- To monitor drivers and enhance passenger safety
- Organization
- KSRTC
- Safety Features
- Dash cams, first-aid kits, emergency exits, panic buttons, emergency hammers
- Purpose
- Monitor drivers, ensure passenger safety
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Target
- Sleeper buses