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BEST bus strike impact continues as only 67 per cent of Mumbai fleet returns to roads

Mumbai commuters continued to face travel disruptions as only 1,863 of the 2,766 scheduled BEST buses were operational by 6 pm on Monday. While the owned fleet recorded an 80 per cent turnout, contracted wet lease buses lagged behind, slowing the restoration of normal services across the city

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BEST services yet to fully recover as wet lease fleet turnout stays low (Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi)

BEST services yet to fully recover as wet lease fleet turnout stays low (Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi)

BEST bus services continued to face significant disruption on Monday, with only 67 per cent of the fleet operational by 6 pm – a day after the three-day strike brought public transport to a near standstill.

As per the detailed bus turnout position released late in the night of the 2,766 buses scheduled for deployment, just 1,863 made it onto the streets by 6 pm on Monday, June 22, leaving nearly 900 vehicles out of service and commuters still struggling to find reliable transport.

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