A ticketing dispute on a #Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus reportedly turned physical when a conductor allegedly slapped a passenger. Details here 🔗 http://toi.in/LpLLJZ | The Times of India

A Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus conductor reportedly slⱥpped a passenger during a ticketing dispute on a route from Devanahalli to Majestic. The passenger had boarded the bus and waited to buy a ticket, but the conductor did not approach him. 👉Dispute and Assⱥult When the ticket inspection squad arrived, the passenger was fined for traveling without a valid ticket, leading to an ⱥrgument. Subsequently, the conductor unexpectedly ⱥssaulted the passenger, slⱥpping him ac

We’ve only got 24 hours until we go live to call the #MTCSummerStars grand prize winners! Are you ready to see who will walk away with N$500k, N$200k and N$100k? | MTC Namibia

Chennai's Metropolitan Transport Corporation buses, with ramps, safety locks, and supportive conductors, show that accessible public transportation is a reality, not a concept. If a city can offer safe, dignified travel for differently-abled passengers, why can't the entire country? Isn't it time to treat accessible transport as a right, not a convenience? What do you think? Tell us in the comments below. Credits: Ramraajya/X #AccessibleIndia #InclusiveTransport #WheelchairAccessibility #PublicT