The government has implemented several initiatives to ensure a smooth travel experiences for citizens during the upcoming Eid festivities.
The Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader announced that 500 buses from the Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC) have been arranged to accommodate the increased passenger demand during this period.
In an effort to prevent overcharging and ensure fair fares, Minister Quader directed the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) to keep its mobile court open. This measure aims to deter any instances of extra fare collection by bus operators, ensuring that passengers are not exploited during their journeys.
The decision to deploy 500 BRTC buses signifies the government’s commitment to providing accessible and reliable transportation options for citizens traveling during Eid. These buses will help alleviate the strain on existing transportation services and contribute to a smoother travel experience for passengers.
The proactive step of keeping the BRTA mobile court open serves as a deterrent against unscrupulous practices by bus operators, ensuring that commuters are not subjected to excessive fares. The government's focus on curbing overcharging highlights its commitment to passenger welfare and fair pricing.
The minister’s directives come as part of the government’s broader efforts to enhance the travel experience and safety measures during Eid. By taking these initiatives, the government aims to alleviate traffic congestion, ensure efficient transportation services, and protect the rights of passengers.
As Eid approaches, the government remains dedicated to implementing measures that prioritize the well-being and convenience of travelers. These efforts aim to provide a seamless and hassle-free journey for citizens celebrating the auspicious occasion.