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MSRTC is the public bus transport service of the Maharashtra State Government. It operates around 16,000 buses on 17,000 routes, serving approximately 7 million (70 lakh) passengers daily. In India, MSRTC is the third-largest bus service; the first and second largest are APSRTC and TNSTC.

The corporation is the largest fleet owner in India and offers online bus booking and reservation for all its 17,000 routes. In addition to Maharashtra, it operates buses in Gujarat, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Goa.

MSRTC History

In the 1920s, bus services in Maharashtra began without any regulatory laws. Initially, these services operated in an ad hoc manner. After the Motor Vehicle Act came into force in 1939, the standardisation of routes, bus schedules, bus stops, and fare regularisation was implemented.

In 1948, the Bombay State Government started its public bus transport service, sponsored by the State Government and known as State Transport Bombay (BSRTC). In the same year, the first silver and blue-topped bus ran between Pune and Ahmednagar

In 1950, the Central Government passed the Road Transport Corporation Act, which allowed state governments to establish their own road transport corporations. After this act, the Bombay State Road Transport Corporation (BSRTC) was formed, which was later renamed the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) after the reorganisation of states.

Bus Fleet and Workshops

MSRTC is the largest bus fleet owner in India, operating 16,000 buses daily. MSRTC has its own workshops for manufacturing buses at Pune, Nagpur, and Aurangabad, using TATA and Ashok Leyland chassis. In these workshops, ordinary, city, and Asiad buses are manufactured.

The annual manufacturing capacity of these three workshops is about 2,000 buses. Apart from these, MSRTC has 32 divisional workshops for bus maintenance and 9 tyre retreading plants.

MSRTC continues to play a crucial role in providing affordable and widespread public transport across Maharashtra and neighbouring states, connecting even the most remote villages and towns.

MSRTC Bus Depots:

Here are MSRTC’s major depots in Maharashtra

Mumbai	Pune	Nashik	Ch. Sambhajinagar	Amaravati	Nagpur
Mumbai Central	Shivaji Nagar	Nashik New CBS	CIDCO Bus Stand	Amaravati	Nagpur Ganeshpeth
Palghar	Swargate	Jalgaon	Beed	Akola	Bhandara
Thane	Sangli	Dhule	Nanded	Buldhana	Chandrapur
Raigad	Satara	Ahmednagar	Parbhani	Yavatmal	Wardha
Ratnagiri	Solapur	Shirdi	Jalna
Sindhudurg	Kolhapur	Sangamner	Dharashiv
			Latur

MSRTC ST Bus Timetable

Below Are The Popular Long Routs Of MSRTC-

Swargate to Mumbai Bus	Pune To Hyderabad Bus	Hyderabad To Pune Bus	Nagpur To Amravati Bus	Mumbai To Shirdi Bus
Pune to Bhimashankar	Hyderabad To Mumbai Bus	Goa To Pune Bus	Nagpur To Chandrapur Bus	swargate To Ahmednagar Bus
Swargate to Thane Bus	Mumbai To Hyderabad Bus	Kolhapur To Pune Bus	Swargate to Ahmednagar Bus	Chandrapur To Nagpur Bus
Pune To Nashik Bus	Pune To Kolhapur Bus	Pune To Solapur Bus	Solapur To Pune Bus	Nasik To Pune Bus
Nagpur To Pune Bus	Pune To Nagpur Bus	Mumbai To Kolhapur Bus	Pune To Shirdi Bus	Pune To Satara Bus
Pune To Aurangabad Bus	Aurangabad To Pune Bus	Thane To Pune Bus	Amravati To Nagpur Bus	Thane To Nasik Bus
Pune To Goa Bus	Shirdi to Mumbai Bus