Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Indore iBus Commuters Face Challenges Post-BRTS Removal
In Indore, many people use iBus to travel around the city every day.
Recently, the BRTS corridor was removed to help with traffic, but it has caused some problems.
Buses are now less frequent, and there are longer waits.
Some bus stops have been moved to the side of the road, and there are no conductors at some stops, which makes it harder and less safe for people to travel.
Women and older people are especially affected.
Some passengers have noticed that the announcements on the buses are outdated.
The city is working on adding new bus stops and updating the announcements, but it will take some time.
People hope that these changes will make traveling by iBus safer and more comfortable soon.
Over 55,000 commuters rely on iBus daily in Indore.
Dismantling of BRTS corridor has led to longer waiting times and overcrowding.
Relocation of bus stops and absence of conductors raise safety concerns, especially for women and the elderly.
Outdated announcements and makeshift stops cause confusion and traffic congestion.
40 new iBus stops are approved, with completion expected in 3-4 months.
- Who
- Commuters in Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- What
- Challenges faced by iBus commuters after BRTS corridor removal
- When
- Currently ongoing
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Dismantling of BRTS corridor to ease traffic congestion and improve road movement
- Daily Commuters
- 55,000
- New iBus Stops
- 40
- Completion Time for New Stops
- 3-4 months
- Update Time for Announcements
- 2-3 days
