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FINANCIALS

A quick look at the figures and comparisons of the huge institution, K.S.R.T.C, will show the fact that K.S.R.T.C is one of the most essential institution that contributes a major share in the financial market of the state.


At present the corporation has 4312 schedules. There are 2 buses for Garuda, 4 buses for A/C Air bus, 4 buses for Semi-sleeper, 4 buses for Air Bus, 11 buses for Super Deluxe, 1 buse for Lightning Express, 4 buses for Super Express, 310 buses for Super Fast, 1016 buses for Fast Passenger, 174 buses for City Fast, 4 Low Floor Ananthapuri Air Bus, 2559 buses for Ordinary, 2 buses for Double Decker, 246 buses for City Ordinary and 340 Mini buses. The average earnings per km works out to round about Rs.20.53 and the average earnings per bus works out to Rs.6737.
The gigantic difference in the official figures of 1965 and 2005 are very interesting to note, here below are a few of the comparisons:

Sl No

Item

1965

2006

1

Schedules

661

4312

2

Buses

901

4684

3

Route length kms

17,822

14,72,006

4

Employees

6352

22688

5

Daily Collection (lakhs)

1.54

234

6

Operated lakhs kms daily

1.67

12.46

7

District Offices

10

31

8

Sub District Offices

1

37

9

Operating Centers

--

17

10

Central workshop

1

1

11

Regional workshop

1

4

12

Revenue receipts – annual (Crores) (Prov)

6.31

(**) 66.92

13

Expenses – annual (Crores) (Prov)

6.14

(**) 81.79

14

Cost of Operation Rs km

0.96

23.28

15

Rate km paise.

3

48 (Minimum)

 (**) In the month of 2005

Updated on 21.02.2006

 


WATCH OUT FOR TENDER NOTIFICATIONS!!!

RULES AND REGULATIONS


Physically handicapped and blind persons
permanently residing in Kerala State alone will be allowed travel concession in the K.S.R.T.C. Buses subject to the following conditions.
1. For concession of 70% of the actual fare in the City, Ordinary and Fast Passenger buses will be allowed to physically handicapped persons and 100% concession to blind persons, on production of identity cards issued by the Corporation. They will be allowed to travel within the State only.

2. The concessional travel facilities to physically handicapped persons are limited to persons whose annual income is Rs. 15000/-(Rs. Fifteen thousand only) or below. The applicant should submit a declaration for the income. In the case of blind, income limit is not applicable.

3. The authority to issue the identity cards will be the Managing Director, K.S.R.T.C. or an Officer authorised by him on his behalf.

4. The identity cards will be issued only on the basis of certificate issued by a Medical Board which includes opthalmology/orthopaedic specialists as the case may be.

5. There shall be 100% blindness on both eyes in the case of blind persons and 50%(fifty percent) disability in the case of physically handicapped persons for enjoying the concessional travel facilities.

6. Application forms may be obtained free of cost from the nearest District/ Assistant Transport Officer and the same may be submitted to the Officers concerned duly filled and certified. Application forms printed, typed or photocopy will also be accepted.

7. A passport size photograph of the applicant will be affixed in the application in the column provided therein and duly attested by the Medical Board. Another copy of the passport size photograph will be submitted separately for affixing in the identity card.

8. Identity card once issued will be valid for a period of three years from the date of issue which can be renewed by the Unit Officers on its expiry on presentation of application with Medical Certificate as per clause 6. A fee of Rs.5/- (Rs. Five only) will be realised for the issuance of cards to the party.

9. Loss of identity cards should be reported to the District/Assistant Transport Officers concerned promptly. Duplicate passes will be issued for the remaining period of validity of pass without insisting for fresh medical certificate after awaiting period of 14 days. Penality of Rs. 5/- will be realised for the purpose.

10. Change of residence of card holders will be reported promptly to the respective Unit Officers so as to enable them to make necessary corrections in the records. The Unit Officers will report the facts to Chief Office then and there.

11. The Unit Officers will receive the application submitted to them by the handicapped/blind persons in their jurisdiction and forward the same to Chief Office for the issue of identity cards after convincing the genuineness.

12. The identity cards will be issued to the applicants through the respective Unit Officers.

13. The Unit Officers will remain a register and keep correct account of identity cards issued from the Units.

The Freedom Fighters receiving pension from Govt. of Kerala/India and permanently residing in Kerala State will be allowed free travel facilities in K.S.R.T.Corporation buses subject to the following conditions.
1. They will be allowed free travel facilities in the City, Ordinary, Fast Passenger, Super Fast, Super Express and Super Deluxe service buses on the strength of the passes issued by the corporation.

2. Dependents of Freedom Fighters except their widows eventhough they receive pension are not eligible for free passes.

3. The authority to issue the passes to the Freedom fighters will be the Chairman and Managing Director, K.S.R.T.Corporation or an Officer authorised on his behalf.

4. Passes will be issued on the basis of the certificate of the District Collector/ Deputy Collector.

5. The application form may be obtained free of cost from the nearest Dist./Asst. Transport Offices and the same may be submitted to the District Collector concerned, duly filled in to certify eligibility.

6. A recent passport size photograph of the applicant will be affixed in the application in the column provided therein, and duly attested by the Collector/ Officers authorised by the District Collector. Another copy of the passport size photograph will be submitted seperately for affixing in the pass.

7. The Unit Officers will receive the duly certified applications, submitted to them by the windows of Freedom Fighters in their jurisdiction and forward the same to Chief Office for the issue of passes on convincing the genuineness

8. The passes will be issued to the applicants through the respective Unit Officers. A fee of Rs. 5/- (Rupees Five only) will be realised at the time of issuing passes.

9. The Unit Officers will maintain a Register in the proforma appended and keep correct accounts of passes so issued.

10. The pass once issued will be valid for three years from the date of issue, which can be renewed after the period of expiry by the Unit Officer.

11. The passes should be surrendered at the time of renewal.

12. The loss of pass should be reported to the concerned Dist./Asst. Transport Offices promptly.

13. In the case of loss/damage duplicate pass will be issued for the remaining period of validity. An amount of Rs.10/-(Rupees Ten only) will be realised from the party as penalty for the issue of duplicate pass. Duplicate pass will be issued from the Unit itself after notifying the loss

14. Change of residence of pass holders will be reported promptly to the respective Unit Officer so as to enable them to make necessary corrections in the records. The Unit Officer will report the facts to Chief Office then and there.

15. The passes are available in the City, Ordinary and Fast Passenger services within the State of
Kerala without restriction regarding the number of passes that can be accommodated, provided accommodation is available. But the number of such passes that can be accommodated in Super Fast, Super Express and Super Deluxe services will be limited to two at a time.

Deaf and dumb persons permanently residing in the
Kerala State will be allowed travel concessions in the K.S.R.T.C buses subject to the following conditions.
They will be allowed concession at 50% (fifty percent) of the actual fare in City, City Fast and Ordinary buses within the State of
Kerala for a distance not exceeding 40 kms. From their residence (40 kms.) for a single journey.
The authority to issue fresh Identity cards to the deaf and dumb persons will be the Managing Director, KSRTC, Thiruvananthapuram or an Officer authorised on his behalf and the authority for the renewal of such passes will be the Unit Officer of the KSRTC Corporation (excluding the Workshops).
The Identity cards will be issued on the basis of a Certificate of a Medical Officer not below the rank of an Asst. Surgeon of ENT Branch of a recognised Hospital and the applicant should appear before the Unit Officer who will also be convinced of the disability and recommend for the issue of Identity card.
Note: The term 'recognised Hospitals' means
Government Hospitals or Hospitals recognised by the Government for the purpose of issuing certificates to the deaf and dumb by the Social Welfare Department.
Application form may be obtained free of cost from the nearest District/Asst. Transport Officer and the same may be submitted to the Officers concerned duly filled in and certified by the Medical Officers as indicated in (3) above.
A passport size photograph of the applicant will be affixed in the application in the column provided therein and duly attested by the Medical Officer. Another copy of the passport size photograph (colour or black & white) will be submitted seperately for affixing in the Identity card.
Identity card once issued will be valid for a period of five years from the date of issue which can be renewed after the period of expiry if and when the appliant produces a fresh Medical Certificate that he continues to be deaf and dumb having 50% disability. Loss of Identity card should be reported to the Dist/Asst. Transport Officer promptly.
Duplicate Identity card will be issued if the card is lost or damaged during the period of validity. An amount of Rs. 5/- will be realised from the party as penalty for the duplicate card.
Change of residence of card holders will be reported promptly to the respective unit Officer so as to enable them to make necessary corrections in the records.
The Unit Officers will receive the applications submitted by the deaf and dumb persons in their jurisdiction and forward the same with their recommendations, after verifying the correctness of the documents.
The Identity cards will be issued to the applicants through the respective Unit Officer. A service charge of Rs. 5/- ( Rupees five only ) will be realised by the Unit Officer from the applicant at the time of issuance of the same.
The Unit Officers will maintain a Register and keep correct accounts of Identity cards issued from units.


Consequent to the revision of fares of stage carriages vide G.O (P) No.24/2001/Tran. Dated 8.9.2001 , KSRT Corporation has decided to enhance the rate of Private Hire Charges of buses by 25%. The revised rate will be applicable to all types of private hire operation of buses with effect from 01.10.2001. The revised rate of private hire charges is detailed below :-
I. PRIVATE HIRE CHARGES FOR BUSES
(a) For the first 6 hours or part thereof with a maximum Rs.6,475/- Operation of 150 Kms. With accommodation upto The seating capacity
(b) For every additional hour or part thereof Rs. 230/-
(c) For every additional Kms. Or part thereof Rs. 50/-
(d) For every additional person in excess of the seating Capacity charge Rs.1.75 per head per Km. Rounded to the next higher rupee subject to a minimum of Rs.18/-.

II. PRIVATE CHARGES FOR MINI BUS
(a) For a period of 6 Hrs. or part thereof for Operation of 200 Kms. Rs.3,925/-
(b) For every additional Hrs. or part thereof Rs. 184/-
(c) For extra distance Rs. 35/- per Km.

Luggage Rules
1. A passenger may carry with him such articles of personal luggage as can be conveyed conveniently in a passenger vehicles.
2. Luggages except small articles that can be placed underneath the seats or on the passenger's lap should be placed on the luggage carriers of the bus. Luggages placed inside the bus should not cause any obstruction for the free movement of the Conductor and of the passengers and also for the Driver to carry out the duties.
4. Articles not accepted for conveyance:
(1) The following articles will not be conveyed as luggage:
(a) Mettallic money
(b) Prohibited articles
(c) Offensive articles and
(d) Articles which emit obnoxious smell.
Note: Government Treasury boxes containing mettallic money or paper currency when sealed and accompanied by escort may be conveyed as luggage . Other articles that can be carried with specific written directions of the Managing Director or from the person duly authorised to issue such authorisation.
(2) Prohibited articles include: -
(a) Explosives, gun powder, cartridges (except in the case of police or military officials on duty) Dynamites and inflammable materials
(b) Petrol, Diesel, Kerosene, Spirit and acids in unsealed containers.
(c) Mides, Leather, Bones, Fish, Prawns and Flesh.
(3) Offensive articles include: -
(a) Blood (Dried)
(b) Carcases of dead animals.
(c) Street sweeping - refuses.
(d) Manures except chemical maures.
(e) Rags and any decayed animal or Vegetable matter.

5. Any commodity in respect of which statutory restrictions exist for transport form one place to another will be permitted to be conveyed only if it is accompanied by a permit or licence issued by the appropriate authority.

6. The Corporation may wave the restriction on the transport of prohibited articles in specific cases by an order in writing. The Corporation reserves the right to decide whether an article is offensive .

7. Conveyance of pet animals and birds : Animals like dogs, cats, monkeys, rabits and small fowls can be carried in the bus in the personal care and risk of the owners. Dogs and monkeys should be muffled and that cats and rabits and fowls should be carried in baskets. The duty conductor of that vehicle is the authority to decide whether or not such animals and fowls can be carried in a bus. Snakes of any kind and poisonous reptiles or creatures should not be conveyed in passenger vehicles. Dogs, cats and other pet animals accompanying passengers will be charged at full passenger fare and domestic birds will be charged at half passenger fare. Fares will be rounded to the next higher multiple of 50 paise as in the case of luggage fares.

8. Unaccompanied luggage should not allowed in the buses except newspapers , weekly and departmental mail boxes and articles and authorised postal mail bags.

9. Luggage in City Service Buses: Ordinarily, no luggage will be allowed in City Services Buses. In special cases, however,small an and compact packages or boxes may be allowed, provided they can conveniently be placed under the seats or can be carried on the lap of passengers and they do not cause inconvenience, annoy or obstruct free movement of passengers or the conductor.

10. Luggage in Express Buses: Personal luggages of passengers are allowed to be conveyed in Express Buses subject to availability of space.

11. Free Allowance:
(1) Every adult passenger who has purchased a full ticket is allowed to carry, free of charge 15 Kgms. of luggage free of charge in ordinary, Fast passenger and Express buses. And 5 Kg in city Buses.
(2) Non adult passengers travelling on half ticket will be allowed only 8 Kgms of luggage free of charge in ordinary, Fast passenger and Express Buses.
(3) Blind pass, physically handicapped pass and concession ticket holders are not eligible for free allowance.
(4) Corporation employees travelling with valid passes can carry 10 Kgms of luggage in Ordinary, Fast Passenger and Express Services free of charge.

12. Rates of Luggage: - Luggage in excess of the free allowance granted in Rule 11 will be charged at the rates prescribed hereunder. Luggage is charged on the basis of passenger fare according to the type of vehicle viz., ordinary, Fast passenger and Express.
1. One full passenger fare is charged for every 60 Kgms of luggage, exclusing a free allowance of 15 Kgms for an adult passenger
2. Half passenger fare will be charged for every 30 Kgms or part thereof for the chargeable luggage and the fare will be rounded to the next higher multiple of 50 Paise for ordinary and F.P. services and Re.1/- for Express. The minimum charge will be Ps. 60 for Ordinary services. Clauses 5 of Memorandum of even number dtd. 25.5.1988 will stand modified accordingly.
3. In City Service Buses 50 paise for each route for every 5 Kgms. or part thereof in excess of the free allowance will be charged.

13. The minimum charge to be levied on any luggage chargeable under the foregoing rules will be the minimum fare fixed for the respective type of services.

14. Luggage will be charged for either by wieght or by measurement whichever is more advantageous to the Corporation 7500 cubic centimetres being considered as equal to 1 Kg. In weight (I.C. F t = 7 1/2 lbs) The usual free allowance will however,be made in determining the amount to be charged.

15. The maximum weight of single luggage to be conveyed in Express or Fast Passenger buses and ordinary buses is 100 Kgms and in City Services it is limited to 30 Kgms.

16. Special Rates for Luggage:
The following items will be treated as special articles and special charges will be levied. Bicycle - Double fare- More than one bicycle will not be carried at time T.V. - Double fare Film Box - Single fare, Typewriter machine (except portable size ) - One full fare. Sewing machine, V.C.R - One full fare, Motor Fan - Half fare.

17. All luggages are carried at owner's risk and no liability for loss, damage or destruction will be accepeted by the Corporation.