Thank you for the appreciation @TravellerG 
The arrows help to pin-point the topic of interest in a busy photo.
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Thank you for the appreciation @SwetaDhondoo
That is a brilliant question. I missed mentioning this.
The fare remains the same surprisingly on the same route, for both AC and non-AC buses.
Yes, this is entirely government owned and private bus operation is not allowed.
Double Decker buses ply on some routes though they are few since not all roads in Pune are ready for double-deckers due to a large number of trees on the streets.
Also, the information about public transport buses in Mauritius is mind-boggling.
The Wi-Fi and USB ports on the bus are great features for office goers and students alike.
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Fully appreciate your efforts…
Yes, arrows are extremely useful to pin-point some aspect…
Thanks for your kind response, dear @TusharSuradkar
Thank you for the appreciation, dear @Benmac
If you note any feature of PMT not covered here, kindly inform
200 is definitely expensive
Wonderful post @TusharSuradkar. From adding sustainability to transit in Pune, you are an inspirational lg in our community.
Can we contribute towards those bus on Google Maps as shown in GIF above?
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Mind blowing post @TusharSuradkar ji 
its really helpful for everyone 
your post really loads of information
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Dieses Logo sieht fantastisch aus und die Interpretation trifft es sehr gut. Für mich eine starke Frau die den Weg weist.
@TusharSuradkar
Sehr hilfreicher und guter Beitrag über die Bushbenutzung in Pune
Mit den Bussen sieht es bei uns ganz ähnlich aus, eine Einzelfahrt kostet 5 Euro, je nach Strecke auch mehr
So sehen unsere Wartehäuschen aus
Und hier ist eine Wartehalle am zentralen Busbahnhof in Eckernförde mit Toiletteanlage, die sind an Hässlichkeit nicht zu überbieten.
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This looks impressive, @Annaelisa
Both the bus shelter and the station facilities.
I’ve used the bus service in Germany extensively in the Munich and Rosenburg areas.
The bus shelters were a bit smaller than expected, though they were decent.
Good reminder to include the toilet facility in my post.
I will pick some photos of the washrooms on my next bus trip - they are equally awful in Pune too 
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Thank you for the appreciation, dear @Pajamatraveller
As a travel enthusiast, I’d love to know about the city bus facility in Kolkata.
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Thank you for the appreciation, dear @Rahul001
I think GMaps does not allow editing public transport?
Thank you for sharing such a detailed post about your experience with public transportation and for the helpful tips, @TusharSuradkar ji
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Thank you for the appreciation @PrasadVR ji
Looking forward to interacting with you soon in Pune
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I will share the details story shortly
Always need your support amd cooperation
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@TusharSuradkar
There is good information about Pune bus
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Thank you for the appreciation, dear @MohanG
Looking forward to meeting you in Pune
IA huge thank you to TusharSuradhkar, the dedicated Google Local Guide, for taking the time to clearly explain the intricacies of the Pune public transport bus service (PMPML).
Navigating a new city’s bus network can often be confusing, but your detailed guidance cuts through the complexity, making it so much easier for residents and visitors alike to travel efficiently.
This kind of localized, practical information is what truly makes the Google Local Guide community so powerful. Your effort to simplify bus routes, timings, and travel tips is a massive contribution to hassle-free commuting in Pune. Keep up the excellent work!
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