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Bus tickets at your doorstep

Some good news for road transport users. BangaloreOne has tied up with www.redBus.in to offer a ‘Private Bus ticketing service’ to folks in Karnataka. You can now walk-in to any BangaloreOne centre and book bus tickets for the following bus operators: VRL Travels, Raj National Express, Praveen Travels, Kesineni Travels, Kamat Tourist, National Travels, ABT X Travels, Kallada Travels, Diwakar Travels, Sugama Tourist, SKS Travels, Golden Travels, Shama Transport, Ambica Travels, Conti Travels, Indira Travels, KRMS Travels, SS Travels, Sabharwal Transports, Saleem Travels and KGN Travels.
The service is available 24 X 7 X 365. Citizens have the option to either pay through cash/credit or debit cards (1.75% charges are applicable for credit/debit cards). However cash is accepted only between 6.00 AM to 8.00 PM.
What’s more, you can book tickets for onward, return journey and connecting buses, all at the same time. Many more bus operators will be added to the list soon. And the best part? This service is free. There is no service charge.

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