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Overview of Route 366H

The Bus (Ordinary) with Route# 366H starts from K R Market and ends at Jigani

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twoway The same Bus travels in opposite direction from destination covering the same stops in reverse. The timings could be non accurate. Generally you could catch a journey in 30 min during peak hours.

Time and Fare

366H

  1. K R Market

    1

  2. Kims Hospital-Makkalakoota

    2

  3. Sajjan Rao Circle

    3

  4. Lalbagh West Gate

    4

  5. Teachers College

    5

  6. Vijaya College

    6

  7. South End Circle

    7

  8. Madhavan Park

    8

  9. Jayanagar 3Rd Block

    9

  10. Jayanagar 4Th Block

    10

  11. Jayanagar 4Th Block Church

    11

  12. Sanjay Gandhi Hospital [Old]

    12

  13. Carmel Convent

    13

  14. Jayanagar Pump House

    14

  15. Jayanagar 9Th Block East End

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  16. Jayadeva Hospital

    16

  17. Gd Mara [J P Nagar 3Rd Phase]

    17

  18. J P Nagar 3Rd Phase

    18

  19. Bilekahalli

    19

  20. Iim Bangalore

    20

  21. Arekere Gate

    21

  22. Honeywell [Bannerghatta Road]

    22

  23. Hulimavu Gate

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  24. Meenakshi Temple

    24

  25. Loyola Industrial Training Centre

    25

  26. Kalena Agrahara

    26

  27. Gottigere

    27

  28. Basavanapura Gate

    28

  29. Koli Farm Gate

    29

  30. Kalkere [Bannerghatta]

    30

  31. Amc College [Bannerghatta]

    31

  32. Bannerghatta Circle

    32

  33. Rvm Humanitarian Hospital

    33

  34. Sarala Birla Academy

    34

  35. Sri Venkateshwara Dental College

    35

  36. Mantapa Cross

    36

  37. Begihalli

    37

  38. Male Nallasandra Cross

    38

  39. Koppa Gate

    39

  40. Harappanahalli

    40

  41. Jigani

    41

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Public Transport Details for Bengaluru

The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) is a government agency that operates the public transport bus service in Bangalore, India

Major bus stations


1. Kempegowda Bus Station: This is right opposite the city railway station. Bus services are available to the entire city from here. A depot is present here within the station.
2. K. R. Market: Another important bus station located in an area with many private bus services. Buses are available to all parts of Bengaluru besides far off Anekal and Hosur.
3. Shivajinagar: Located in one of Bengaluru's commercial areas and about 2 km from Bangalore Cantonment Railway Station.
4. Shantinagar: Near the Central office of KSRTC and BMTC. BMTC Depot 2 and Depot 3 are located here. It is well connected to South and South East Bangalore and the Majestic and Shivajinagar areas.
5. MCTC: Located on Mysore road. Well connected to Mysore road, Vijayanagar and Chamrajpet apart from Market and Majestic.6. Banashankari Bus Station: This is another important bus station located on Kanakapura Road, close to the Outer Ring Road. It is well connected to all the areas on the inner and outer ring road. 201, 205, 500, 600 are the important routes which start/pass through Banashankari. From market, all buses between 211 and 217B pass through Banashankari. The TTMC was inaugurated on 4 December 2011.

Types of services


1. Ordinary:Blue and White: The old buses with ordinary fares. Buses introduced after 2001 have pneumatic doors. Parisara Vahini ordinary buses also sport the same color and were introduced between 2002 and 2008 with pneumatic doors. Parisara Vahini buses introduced from 2007 onwards have head rest seats.Light blue buses: The new ordinary bus under the JnNURM scheme with low floors and LED boards. They also have an LED board inside the bus which displays the next stop the bus is approaching.Marcopolo Non-AC: These buses are also introduced under the JnNURM scheme. They also have low floors. They have LED boards both for displaying route number/route and the approaching stop.
2. Suvarna: Silver coloured with red lining. Earlier they had Re.1 higher fare than ordinary. Since the revision of fares in June 2010, Suvarna and Ordinary bus tickets cost the same. Many Suvarna buses are now being re-painted into the white and blue color similar to Parisara Vahini buses. Most Survarna buses have LED boards.
3. BIG 10: BIG10 services deploy (Suvarna class of) buses branded in green and bottle green on 12 major corridors coming in from surrounding sub-urbs in the city - Hosur road, Bannerghatta road, Sarjpura road, Kanakapura road, Mysore road etc. These buses are run on a direction based concept where the commuter takes the next (high frequency, every 15 minutes) bus in his/her direction of travel, and if need be, makes a change over to another bus to reach the destination. The service terminates on different points on the radius of the city core, to avoid congesting the city centre. These buses are numbered with a G prefix.
4. BIG Circle: These buses are white colored with BIG Circle written on the sides and it also has arrows painted in green, red, orange and black. These buses ply on ring roads connecting various parts of the city. Some of these buses are numbered with a C prefix and others are numbered with a K prefix.
5. Pushpak: Launched in the late 90's. Single door bus with/without conductors. Driver acts as conductor when there is no conductor (Janapriya Vahini). These are coffee coloured buses with fares similar to Suvarna. Generally provided on contract to IT companies and schools.
6. Vajra: Hi-tech buses from Volvo running on routes serving the IT companies' locations and various residential routes as well. Higher fares about 1.5 to 3 times that of ordinary depending on the route. LED boards.
7. Vayu Vajra: Volvo buses to airport operated from 12 routes. Free Wi-Fi access is provided to the commuters in these buses.[5]8. Atal Sarige: Low-cost buses with single seats along the windows and LED display. Have a tri-colour outside. On 1 June 2009, to celebrate their first anniversary, the Government of Karnataka and the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation sold off a pro-poor bus service called the Atal Sarige. The service aims at providing low-cost connectivity for the economically backward sections of the society to the nearest major bus station.
9. Marcopolo AC: Buses from Tata-Marcopolo collaboration introduced under the JnNURM scheme. Their fare is costilier by Rs. 2 as compared to ordinary buses. Usually ply on routes where volvo is not popular.