Telangana’s TGSRTC Equips Buses With CCTV Cameras Under Buslo Bharosa Safety Initiative

On May 24, 2026, TGSRTC formally introduced the Buslo Bharosa project under the leadership of Managing Director Y. Nagi Reddy. The pilot project marks a significant step in modernising public transport safety in Telangana, with plans to expand the initiative statewide based on its success in Adilabad.

Technology Integration

• 175 buses fitted with high-definition CCTV cameras.
• Cameras strategically placed at driver cabins, women-reserved seats, footboards, entry points, and rear sections.
• Footage connected to RTC control rooms for live monitoring and secure storage.
• System designed to capture every passenger movement from boarding to exit.

Passenger Safety Benefits

• Prevents thefts, harassment, and suspicious activities inside buses.
• Provides crucial evidence in case of accidents or untoward incidents.
• Enhances confidence among women, elderly, and night-time commuters.
• Improves staff accountability and driving standards.

Public And Government Response

• Passengers welcomed the initiative, noting increased sense of security.
• Authorities believe the system will help identify habitual offenders and theft gangs.
• The project aligns with Telangana’s push for technology-driven governance and smart transport reforms.
• Plans are underway to expand CCTV surveillance to all depots across the state.

Safety Project Highlights

•⁠  ⁠175 buses in Adilabad equipped with CCTV cameras under Buslo Bharosa project

•⁠  ⁠Cameras cover driver cabins, women’s seats, footboards, and rear sections

•⁠  ⁠Live monitoring integrated with RTC control rooms for 24x7 surveillance

•⁠  ⁠Initiative deters theft, harassment, and suspicious activities

•⁠  ⁠Footage provides evidence for investigations and improves staff accountability

•⁠  ⁠Expansion planned across Telangana based on pilot success

Sources: United News of India, Newsmeter, News18 Telugu