As the transport union strike hit the city, a greater part of auto-rickshaws, city Buses and taxis have gone off the street. In any case, the computers do have a type of public transportation accessible for them – the Hyderabad Metro Rail. The Metro trains are running pressed since Tuesday morning .
The associations of TSRTC drivers, auto drivers associations, and cab drivers have required a strike in Hyderabad dissenting the change of the Motor Vehicles Act. Along with the recognised union Telangana Mazdoor Union (TMU) all other unions have already served strike notice to the TSRTC management with intention to go on strike on August 7.
The TSRTC runs over 10,000 buses in the state, including over 3,000 buses in the Greater Hyderabad Zone transporting 34 lakh passengers every day. With the unions deciding to support the strike, the buses would be confined to the depots. Similarly, the auto unions JAC has also decided to support the one-day strike.
There are about 2 lakh autos associated with the auto unions JAC in the state. The Metro rail officers , in the mean time are working additional trains to take care of the demand with an trauma accessible like clockwork all during that time and the train services stretched out by one hour in the night. The last metro prepare will start activities at 11 pm from both Nagole and Miyapur will achieve the last station around midnight.