Badarpur Metro feeder service waits for 100 buses

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Jan 20, 2011, 2:11:24 AM1/20/11
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Badarpur Metro feeder service waits for 100 buses
Prabhu Razdan, Hindustan Times
Faridabad, January 20, 2011

http://www.hindustantimes.com/Badarpur-Metro-feeder-service-waits-for-100-buses/Article1-652383.aspx

Haryana Roadways is anxiously awaiting a fleet of over 100 buses, that
are likely to be used for a feeder service from the Badarpur Metro
station to different parts of Faridabad. Since the Metro reached
Badarpur a few days ago, daily commuters from Faridabad have been
finding it difficult to reach
the Metro station in the absence of a proper feeder service.

"We are planning to introduce a feeder service from the Badarpur Metro
station to various parts of Faridabad," SS Saini, General Manager,
Haryana Roadways, Faridabad told Hindustan Times, adding, "about 100
buses are being manufactured in Jaipur and their delivery is expected
within a month."

"Once the buses reach us, the problem of commuting to the Badarpur
Metro station will be solved to some extent," Saini said, adding, "out
of about 200 buses, over 70 have already reached Faridabad some time
ago and are plying on different routes."

Eight buses are already plying from Ballabhgarh to Badarpur border on
a daily basis, officials said.

Daily commuters from Faridabad have a grouse against both the Delhi
Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)

and Haryana Roadways for non-availability of a feeder service at the
Badarpur Metro station for various sectors in Faridabad.

"There is an immediate requirement of a feeder service from the Metro
station to different parts of Faridabad, so that our travel becomes
easier," said Anupama, a resident of Ashoka Enclave area in Faridabad,
who travels Delhi daily.

"What is lacking is the feeder service from our sector in Faridabad.
If that is done, it will be smooth travel to our office in Delhi,"
said Subodh Nagpal, a resident of Sector 29 and a government employee
posted in Delhi.
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