Archive · 30 Jan 2026
APSRTC Announces Training College Repairs and Bus Stand Modernization
The APSRTC is planning to fix up its training college near Nellore and make the Gudur bus stand more modern.
They are also doing a lot to help their employees.
They have 56,860 workers, including drivers and other staff.
The company is giving extra money to drivers and conductors for working at night and has helped about 7,000 employees get promoted.
They have also increased insurance coverage and funeral assistance.
Additionally, they are planning to hire more people and add new buses to make things better for passengers.
The APSRTC is working hard to make sure their employees are happy and the services are improved.
APSRTC to repair its training college at Venkatachelam near Nellore and modernize the Gudur bus stand.
The corporation is implementing various welfare measures for its 56,860 employees, including night-out allowances and promotions.
Enhanced insurance coverage includes ₹1 crore accident insurance and ₹10 lakh compensation for natural death.
Proposals to fill 7,673 vacancies and introduce 1,489 new buses are under consideration.
Funeral expense assistance has been increased to ₹25,000, and gratuity ceiling has been removed.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC)
- What
- Repairs to training college, modernization of Gudur bus stand, and various employee welfare measures
- When
- Announced on Thursday
- Where
- Nellore, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To improve infrastructure and employee welfare
- Training College Location
- Venkatachelam near Nellore
- Bus Stand Location
- Gudur
- Total Employees
- 56,860
- Regular Staff
- 44,131
- Outsourced Workers
- 8,329
- On-Call Drivers
- 1,500
- Night-Out Allowances
- ₹2,000 to ₹5,000 per employee
- Employees Promoted
- 7,000
- Accident Insurance
- ₹1 crore
- Natural Death Compensation
- ₹10 lakh
- Compassionate Appointments
- 16 eligible candidates
- Funeral Expense Assistance
- ₹25,000
- Vacancies to be Filled
- 7,673 posts across 18 cadres
- New Buses to be Introduced
- 1,489