KSRTC’s Super Express Bus Stops In Kerala (NH Only)
Green-and-yellow buses, with paint inspired by chundan vallam, have deluxe features at a lower fare. Super Express buses have more stops than deluxe buses, and standees are permitted. The fleet includes buses built in-house on Ashok Leyland, Eicher and Tata air-suspension chassis.
Kerala RTC has declared its approved bus stops for their Super Express Air buses plying through the National Highways in Kerala.
- Kaliyikkavila
- Parassala (jn)
- Parassala Depot
- Udiyan Kulangara
- Neyyattinkara depot
- T.B Jn
- Alummodu Market Jn
- Balaramapuram
- Pappanamkode CW
- Karamana
- Thiruvananthapuram
- Bakery Jn (Down)
- Palayam (Down), PMG (Up)
- Pattaom
- Kesavadasapuram
- Ulloor
- Sreekaryam
- Karyavattom (University)
- Kazhakkoottam Jn
- Kaniyapuram
- Attingal
- Kallambalam
- Parippally
- Chathannoor Depot
- Chathannoor Jn
- Kottiyam
- Kollam Railway Station
- Chinnakkada
- Kollam Depot
- Kollam collectorate
- Karunagappally depot
- Ochira
- Kayankulam Depot
- Harippad depot
- Ambalappuzha depot
- Vandanam hospital
- Vandanam M.C
- Kalarkode Jn
- Alappuzha District Hospital
- Alappuzha depot
- Powerhouse bridge (jn)
- Cherthala depot
- Cherthala Railway Station
- Thuravur
- Kuthiyathode
- Eramalloor
- Aroor Byepass
- Thoppumpady
- Naval Base
- Pallimukku
- Ernakulam Depot
- Kacherippady
- Kaloor bus stop
- Palarivattom S.N Jn
- Edappally byepass jn
- Kalamassery (Cusat)
- Kalamassery Premier
- Aluva byepass Jn
- Athani (Airport turn)
- Ankamali railway station
- Ankamali depot
- Koratty
- Muringoor divine
- Chalakkudy depot
- Kodakara
- Pudukkad
- Thrissur Shakthan bus stand
- Thrissur depot
- West Fort
- Amala hospital
- Kechery
- Kunnamkulam
- Changaramkulam
- Edappal Jn
- RW Edappal
- Kuttipuram
- Valancheri
- Vettichira
- Chenkuvetty
- Kakkad
- Chelari
- University
- Ramanattukara
- Meenchantha Byepass
- Kozhikkode
- Nadakkavu
- Pavangadu
- Koilandi
- Vadakara
- Mahi bridge
- Thalassery
- Kannur depot
- Thalipparambu
- Pariyaram M-C
- Payyannur depot
- Cheruvathur
- Neeleshwaram Market Jn
- Kanjangadu
- Periya
- Poyinachi
- Cherkkala
- Kasargod depot
- Kumbala Jn
- Thalappady
The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) was established by the Kerala government on 15 March 1965 after the Road Transport Corporation Act, which came into force in 1950. The Transport Department became an autonomous corporation on 1 April 1965. here were 661 bus routes and 36 lorry routes.
The corporation’s fleet consisted of 901 buses, 51 lorries, and 29 other vehicles; thirty buses and eight lorries were new. Ten old buses, seven lorries, and one tractor-trailer were converted to other uses.
The KLX registration series was reserved for the KSRTC. On 1 July 1989, KSRTC buses began registration at a dedicated RTO in Trivandrum with the KL-15 registration series.
In 2001 K. B. Ganesh Kumar became transport minister, and his brief tenure brought beneficial changes to the corporation. KSRTC was the first state to introduce Volvo buses into its fleet.
Body work was outsourced, and the buses’ contemporary design was publicized as high-tech. Kumar commissioned Sabu Cyril to redesign the bus livery. Low-entry, air suspension buses were introduced in Trivandrum, and minibus service began. The changes attracted passengers, making the corporation profitable.