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990 DTC Bus Route – Timings: Rithala Village – Shivaji Stadium Terminal

Connecting Delhi’s Rithala Village to Shivaji Stadium Terminal, the 990 DTC bus is a popular choice for daily commuters in Delhi NCR. Covering a distance of 18.6 km with 46 Stops, the route passes through a number of locations between Shivaji Stadium Terminal to Rithala Village with a total 34 trips everyday.

The entire popular route is operated by the Delhi Transport Corporation, and all are powered by eco-friendly CNG buses with a total travel time of 54 minutes. With comfortable seating and efficient frequent services, the DTC 990 bus makes it a convenient and reliable choice.

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Delhi bus route 990: timings and schedule information.

DTC Bus Route 990 runs from Shivaji Stadium Terminal to Rithala Village with 34 trips daily. The first bus starts at 6:30 AM and the last bus runs at 9:50 PM with frequency varying during peak and off-peak hours.

Up route timings from: Rithala Village to Shivaji Stadium Terminal

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The cost of riding this bus from Rithala Village to Shivaji Stadium Terminal typically ranges from Rs 10 to Rs 25, depending on the destination.

What is the fare for bus route 990 (Rithala Village)?

The fare for traveling on this bus route from Shivaji Stadium Terminal to Rithala Village typically varies between Rs 10 and Rs 25, depending on the destination.

Where does the 990 DTC bus route start and end?

The 990 DTC bus route has 46 stops and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 54 minutes. The first stop of the 990 bus route is Rithala Village and the last stop is Shivaji Stadium Terminal.

What are the major stops on the 990 DTC bus route?

The major stops on the 990 DTC bus route include Rithala Village, Rohini East Metro Station, Netaji Subhash Place Metro Station, Azadpur Metro Station, Shalimar Bagh, Vidhan Sabha Metro Station, Red Fort, and Shivaji Stadium Terminal.

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Transperth 990 bus

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The Transperth 990 - Perth - Scarborough Beach bus route map is shown above. The route map shows you an overview of all the stops served by the Transperth 990 bus to help you plan your trip on Transperth. Opening the app will allow you to see more detailed information about the route on a map including stop specific alerts, such as stops that have been closed or moved. You can also see the location of vehicles in real-time on the route map so you know when the 990 bus is approaching your stop.

Transperth 990 bus Service Alerts

Open the Transit app to see more information about any active disruptions that may impact the 990 bus schedule, such as detours, moved stops, trip cancellations, major delays, or other service changes to the bus route. The app also allows you to subscribe to receive notifications for any service alert issued by Transperth so that you can plan your trip around any active or future disruptions.

Transperth 990 bus Service Frequency

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Transperth 990 bus On-Time Performance

Want to know whether the Transperth 990 bus arrives on time? Open the Transit app and view user generated on-time performance reports for the 990 bus. You can also contribute your own reports on whether your trip arrived on time, late or early. As these on-time performance stats are user reported, they may differ from official Transperth metrics.

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Is the Transperth 990 bus running on time, early or late?

You can track your bus on a map, monitor real-time updates, and see adjustments to the Transperth 990 schedule by downloading the app .

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You can see the next Transperth 990 bus times in the app as well as future departure times for the 990 bus.

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Is the Transperth 990 bus usually crowded?

You can find real-time information on Transperth 990 bus crowding levels in the Transit app (available in select cities or on select trips). You can also see predictions on how crowded the bus will be when it gets to your bus stop.

Is the Transperth 990 bus currently running?

Find out the current status for the Transperth 990 bus in the Transit app .

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990E_CL Bus Route from Shivaji Stadium Terminal

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𝒬 . What is the route of DTC 990E_CL Bus?

𝒜 . DTC 990E_CL Bus runs from Shivaji Stadium Terminal to Rohini Sec 23 Pkt 1 (Green Hill Aptt.) and vice-versa from Rohini Sec 23 Pkt 1 (Green Hill Aptt.) to Shivaji Stadium Terminal.

𝒬 . What is the timing of first trip of DTC 990E_CL Bus?

𝒜 . The first trip of DTC 990E_CL Bus is at 06:40 AM towards Rohini Sec 23 Pkt 1 (Green Hill Aptt.), and at 08:50 AM towards Shivaji Stadium Terminal.

𝒬 . What is the timing of last trip of DTC 990E_CL Bus?

𝒜 . The last trip of DTC 990E_CL Bus is at 09:50 PM towards Rohini Sec 23 Pkt 1 (Green Hill Aptt.), and at 09:50 PM towards Shivaji Stadium Terminal.

𝒬 . How many stops are of DTC 990E_CL Bus route?

𝒜 . DTC 990E_CL Bus route has total 47 stops.

𝒬 . How many trips have for DTC 990E_CL Bus?

𝒜 . DTC 990E_CL Bus has total 84 trips.

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DTC Bus 990A Timings & Route, Delhi City Bus Time Table

Delhi city bus route no 990A operated by DTC (Delhi Transport Corporation), which runs multiple number of city buses between Shivaji Stadium Terminal and Deep Vihar everyday.

DTC is one of the largest CNG-powered bus service operator in the world and connects almost every part of Delhi and NCR (National Capital Region) with its huge network of buses.

This DTC 990A route city bus runs about 19 trips every day (one-way) and passes through 46 bus stops during the one way trip.

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Dtc bus no ‘990a’ (deep vihar to → shivaji stadium terminal) route &timings.

When you travel 990A route city bus from Deep Vihar towards (→) Shivaji Stadium Terminal, the first Bus is at 6:10 AM and last bus is at 8:40 PM from Deep Vihar bus stop. DTC runs a total of 19 daily trips from Deep Vihar towards Shivaji Stadium Terminal route.

Time table for Buses from Deep Vihar towards (→) Shivaji Stadium Terminal

Want to see the timings from all others bus stops in this route and direction? please check the same at: Route 990A Timings from Intermediate Bus Stops towards Shivaji Stadium Terminal .

RETURN ROUTE: DTC Bus no ‘990A’ (Shivaji Stadium Terminal to → Deep Vihar Route &Timings

In return journey, when you travel 990A no. city bus from Shivaji Stadium Terminal towards (→) Deep Vihar, the first DTC Bus is at 7:35 AM and last bus is at 8:18 PM from Shivaji Stadium Terminal bus stop. Delhi Transport Corporation runs a total of 11 daily trips from Shivaji Stadium Terminal towards Deep Vihar route.

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Want to see the timings from all others bus stops in this route and direction? please check the same at: Route 990A Timings from Intermediate Bus Stops towards Deep Vihar .

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Skyss 990 Bus Route Schedule and Stops (Updated)

The 990 bus (Bu) has 47 stops departing from Odda Busstasjon and ending at Bu Terminal.

Choose any of the 990 bus stops below to find updated real-time schedules and to see their route map.

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Services on the 990 bus start at 12:20 on Saturday.

What time does the 990 bus stop working?

Services on the 990 bus stop at 12:20 on Saturday.

What time does the 990 bus arrive?

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990 Bus Schedule

990 bus route operates everyday. Regular schedule hours: 13:55 - 15:05

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The first stop of the 990 bus route is Odda Busstasjon and the last stop is Bu Terminal. 990 (Bu) is operational during everyday. Additional information: 990 has 47 stops and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 93 minutes.

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‘blindsided’ jack black addresses tenacious d bandmate’s ‘shameful’ comment about trump assassination attempt — cancels tour.

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Tenacious D’s Kyle Gass put himself in the proverbial line of fire for making a joke about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump .

The rock duo, comprised of Gass and Jack Black, 54, was performing at the ICC Sydney Theatre in Australia on Sunday, the day after Trump, 78, was shot in the ear at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Black brought out a birthday cake for Gass, who turned 64 that day, and asked him to “make a wish,” as seen in fan footage .

“Don’t miss Trump next time,” Gass responded.

The audience laughed at Gass’ remark.

However, the comment wasn’t received as well online. Fans took to X (formerly Twitter) to slam Gass and defend the former president.

“Extremely poor taste,” one person tweeted .

“Any shred of career he had left is probably done now,” another tweet read.

A different fan said, “Shameful.”

“Deplorable and indefensible,” someone else tweeted .

The gunman who attempted to assassinate Trump was identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. He crawled onto the roof of a manufacturing plant more than 130 yards away from the stage at the Butler Farm Show grounds.

Crooks was shot and killed by Secret Service snipers. On Monday, Trump made his first public appearance since the attempt at the GOP convention in Milwaukee. His right ear was seen wrapped in a bandage. He was joined by his new running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio).

Black addressed the Tenacious D controversy in a statement to The Post, revealing that the band is postponing the rest of its shows on its “Spicy Meatball Tour.”

“I was blindsided by what was said at the show on Sunday,” Black said in his statement. “I would never condone hate speech or encourage political violence in any form.”

“After much reflection, I no longer feel it is appropriate to continue the Tenacious D tour, and all future creative plans are on hold. I am grateful to the fans for their support and understanding.”

Gass, for his part, issued an apology on Instagram for his comment.

“The line I improvised onstage Sunday night in Sydney was highly inappropriate, dangerous and a terrible mistake,”  said Gass . “I don’t condone violence of any kind, in any form, against anyone. What happened was a tragedy, and I’m incredibly sorry for my severe lack of judgement. I profoundly apologize to those I’ve let down and truly regret any pain I’ve caused.”

Sen. Ralph Babet, a member of the right-wing United Australia Party, condemned Gass’ comment and called for both members of the band to be “deported immediately.”

“Tenacious D should be immediately removed from the country after wishing for the assassination of Donald Trump at their Sydney concert,” Babet’s statement read .

“I condemn in the strongest possible way the call to political violence by Tenacious D in Sydney on Sunday,” the 41-year-old politician continued. “To advocate and or wish for the assassination of a President is egregious, disgusting, filthy, evil, and not acceptable in any way, shape or form. This was not a joke, he was deadly serious when he wished for the death of the President.”

“Anything less than deportation is an endorsement of the shooting and attempted assassination of Donald J. Trump,” Babet said.

After the backlash, Tenacious D initially postponed just its sold-out show in Newcastle, Australia, that was scheduled for July 16.

The postponement was announced by Frontier Touring, the company producing the group’s “Spicy Meatball Tour.”

“Frontier Touring regret to advise that Tenacious D’s concert tonight at Newcastle Entertainment Centre has been postponed,” the company wrote on Instagram . “Ticket holders are asked to hold onto their tickets until further information is available.”

Black is an outspoken supporter of President Biden. The “School of Rock” actor delivered a speech at a star-studded fundraiser for Biden’s re-election campaign in Los Angeles last month.

Former President Barack Obama, Jimmy Kimmel, George Clooney and Julia Roberts also took part in the event, which raised over $30 million .

In his speech , Black, who had on what he called “kick-ass American flag overalls,” cracked jokes as he proudly stumped for Biden, 81, ahead of the 2024 presidential election .

“And when the president wins in November — yeah! — I’m pretty sure I’m going to get a sweet shout-out in his victory speech for what I gave up to be here,” Black said. “Because when democracy is at stake, Jack Black answers the call. Mr. President, you’re welcome.”

Last week, Clooney, 63, wrote an op-ed published in the New York Times about that same fundraiser, calling for Biden to step down and end his campaign for re-election.

“I love Joe Biden. As a senator. As a vice president and as president. I consider him a friend, and I believe in him. Believe in his character. Believe in his morals,” he wrote. “It’s devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden I was with three weeks ago at the fundraiser was not the Joe ‘big F-ing deal’ Biden of 2010. He wasn’t even the Joe Biden of 2020. He was the same man we all witnessed at the debate.”

“We are not going to win in November with this president,” Clooney continued. “This isn’t only my opinion; this is the opinion of every senator and Congress member and governor that I’ve spoken with in private. Every single one, irrespective of what he or she is saying publicly.”

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NJ Transit steps in as private carriers bail on bus routes — but at a cost

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NJ Transit has improved reliability and increased ridership on some of the bus routes it took over after being abandoned by private companies last year, according to data provided by the agency.

At a cost of more than $30 million — amid historic deficits — NJ Transit recently added or modified 11 routes in Essex and Hudson counties that were previously serviced by DeCamp, Coach USA and A&C. These private companies, which have decades or century-old roots in the area, faced significant financial distress after the COVID-19 pandemic, with Coach filing for bankruptcy last month , A&C folding and DeCamp terminating its commuter bus business in the past year.

Weekday ridership is up on all 11 routes since NJ Transit took over, with the biggest gains on DeCamp’s 195D route that is now the 105 between West Caldwell and Manhattan, increasing 145% between April 2023 and April 2024, along with a 136% increase in ridership on DeCamp’s 199D, now the 109, from Newark to Manhattan.

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On Coach’s No. 31, between South Orange and Newark Penn Station, there was a 111% increase in ridership during the same time period.

There was no data available about A&C’s ridership levels, but in just the first six months of NJ Transit’s takeover of what was the 33 and is now the 8 line, which goes from Bayonne to Journal Square in Jersey City, ridership increased nearly 41%. It's also up 31% on the 14, formerly the 32, which runs through Jersey City.

Residents, riders and public officials from Newark, Jersey City and the surrounding communities who faced a void of service once these routes were terminated, mounted successful pressure campaigns to have NJ Transit take them over.

“People use transit when it’s funded and it’s reliable,” said Zoe Baldwin, vice president for state programs for the Regional Plan Association, a research and advocacy nonprofit.

Resources stretched thin

NJ Transit has not had as much success on seven bus routes it took over in Monmouth County last year, which have seen decreases in ridership.

Unlike in Essex and Hudson counties, the Monmouth routes were not in immediate danger of being terminated and therefore received less attention when TransDev, the private company under contract with NJ Transit to operate those routes, prematurely ended its contract with the agency in September, citing “ongoing contractual losses,” increases in fuel costs and a labor shortage.

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Ridership on the TransDev routes — the Nos. 830, 831, 832, 834, 836, 837 and 838 — went down on average 14.5% in the first seven months since NJ Transit took over, according to agency data.

Competition for commercial drivers license holders "remains fierce and we strive to keep the staffing levels sufficient to serve the published schedule," said Jim Smith, a spokesman for NJ Transit. "The Transdev property is no different from the rest of the system relative to staffing challenges.”

While NJ Transit hired 40 of TransDev’s employees, including 28 bus drivers, trips on these seven routes frequently get cancelled because there isn’t a driver available.

These routes are mostly intrastate — local bus lines that connect students to schools, such as Brookdale College, people to appointments or jobs at the Central State Medical Center, shopping centers that include Costco, Goodwill and Marshalls, or the beach.

“This is a mobility conversation, it’s a public health conversation, it’s an access to jobs and education question and we need to make sure that we’re viewing these from the outcomes perspective,” said Baldwin, of the Regional Plan Association. “What we’ve seen so far is that when those services are returned to being somewhat frequent and reliable people come back.”

The end for privately run commuter bus routes?

The national private bus market is fragile, and New Jersey has felt the effects of that more severely than some other states, according to Joseph Schwieterman, a professor at DePaul University and director of the Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Development.

“The era of purely privately run or unsubsidized commuter bus routes may be drawing to a close," Schwieterman said. "The markets or travel patterns are just too weak or erratic to sustain regular service without taxpayer help. New York and New Jersey have long been outliers for having so many privately-run bus routes, making it more vulnerable to post-pandemic changes.”

It didn’t help that private bus companies didn’t receive the same level of federal aid in the three packages passed in Washington that helped stabilize the finances for public transportation agencies and private airline companies at the height of the pandemic years.

The full effects of a diminishing private bus market likely haven’t crested in the Garden State yet.

Last week, Coach announced 11 bus routes in Bergen and Hudson counties could terminate August 16 after failing to find buyers for them as part of their bankruptcy proceedings, leaving NJ Transit with no easy answers about how to fill the gaps in service. Nine Coach routes in Passaic County will be taken over by Academy Express, LLC on Sept. 1. Political leaders from Bergen County have already begun the pressure campaign on NJ Transit to come up with a solution and prevent an interruption in service.

As more private companies leave the business of scheduled bus service, it will hit NJ Transit straphangers who can’t afford a car and therefore rely on the public bus network for work, medical appointments and basic needs — the same riders who saw fares go up 15% on July 1 and will face annual 3% increases each year going forward.

The predicament also leaves public transportation agencies in a tough spot.

They’re faced with either taking over the private routes, which adds an expense to their deficit-ridden operating budget, or bidding out routes in a less competitive market. NJ Transit has already felt the effects of both scenarios.

Last year, the agency added $30 million in expenses to its operating budget after taking over the A&C, Coach and DeCamp routes, and began leasing TransDev's bus garage in Monmouth.

Academy’s five-year contract to operate the Passaic routes was for $85 million, a 70% increase from the prior contract for those routes and for two fewer years of service. Academy, which is still paying off a $20.5 million settlement to NJ Transit for allegedly defrauding the agency over no-show bus trips from past contracts, was the lone bidder on that contract .

How Boxcar found a niche

Bucking the trend is one private company that has found a way to give bus riders a reliable option where NJ Transit or private carrier service has dwindled.

Boxcar is a Cranford-based app company that partners with bus companies to provide flexible but scheduled bus routes into New York City. Customers book a seat on the app per diem or pay a monthly subscription for a seat.

Though more expensive than NJ Transit’s subsidized fares, customers in return get a dependable, comfortable and personable commuting experience. At the same time, Boxcar has the ability to tweak schedules based on demand, a key difference that private companies can't do in most agreements with NJ Transit or other state agencies.

The company began in 2017, growing to four bus routes in less than six years in Morris, Union and Bergen counties. After DeCamp ended its commuter service last year, Boxcar launched its fifth route to help fill in the gaps for those riders, largely from West Caldwell, Verona, Montclair and Clifton, and added a sixth earlier this year from South Mountain.

While some intercity and interstate bus companies, like FlixBus and OurBus, offer flexible routes and scheduling, what Boxcar is doing with the commuter market in North Jersey is unique, Schwieterman said.

“It’s an exciting, new strategy in an otherwise stodgy industry. Bus service has tended to be a laggard when it comes to technology, same schedules year after year, payment systems are always lagging other sectors,” Schwieterman said. “More bus lines around the country are looking at more dynamic scheduling so they have much to learn from Boxcar.”

The cratering of the old-school private bus market, NJ Transit’s long-term challenges to keep up with the voids being left by those companies, and the recent Northeast Corridor rail upheaval from equipment failures , has made Boxcar a solid alternative for North Jersey’s Hudson River commuters, said CEO and founder Joe Colangelo.

“This is how it happened in Chatham, Madison, when we had one bus in the morning and there were 15 people on it, even my business partners were like, ‘This is just losing money … it doesn’t work,’” Colangelo said. “I was like, ‘You don’t understand, these 15 people, I ride the bus, I talk to them, we’ve changed their lives, it has gone from the most stressful hour of their day to the least stressful hour of their day.’”

Word got around, and Boxcar bus seats are filling up.

Because they’re competing with NJ Transit on ridership along the former DeCamp routes, it took longer than expected to make Boxcar’s Essex Express route profitable, Colangelo said. But in little more than a year since DeCamp left the commuting market, Boxcar attracted more riders and now has more than 500 monthly subscribers who take it regularly.

Now, Colangelo has his eye on the Livingston and West Orange areas of Essex County and was mapping out potential routes in the Route 17 corridor of Bergen County, where Coach’s contracts to provide service are ending in August.

“We’re riding buses every day just to understand what’s there and at this point, we’ve identified a number of places where if there’s an interruption in service, it makes sense for us to come here,” Colangelo said.

Schwieterman said there could be an opportunity for NJ Transit and Boxcar to partner, as NJ Transit has been doing with ride-share services to supplement Access Link for senior riders and those with disabilities.

“A little bit of money would go a long way and we’re seeing that with ride services in different cities, using private companies like this can stretch the public dollar,” he said. “I used to be a little more cautious about companies that compete with public transit, but now I think it actually creates pressure on transit agencies to do better and they need that.”

Anticipating future voids

While NJ Transit has shown success with many of the routes it has taken over from private carriers in recent years, it will be increasingly difficult to continue replicating that success because of the shortage of drivers and overcapacity bus garages.

The agency eliminated a signing bonus intended to help recruit bus drivers in the region as part of $96 million in internal cuts and efficiencies to close this year’s budget gap. It could be facing another potential $600 million in budget cuts as part of an analysis dictated by the Murphy administration.

However, the agency will be receiving a new source of revenue created by a corporate transit fee, a five-year, 2.5% tax levied on corporations earning more than $10 million and signed into law by Murphy during last month’s budget approval.

Given these constraints and the potential for future voids in service with fewer private companies in the market, Baldwin said NJ Transit needs to start planning now.

“The agency is going to have to develop a system in which they’re getting in front of these closures and developing context-sensitive plans as they come along because there’s not one solution that will be the correct answer for all of these line closures," Baldwin said. "They happen for different reasons for different localities.”

In addition to the analysis to find $600 million in cuts, which will also focus on opportunities to change service in a post-pandemic commuter environment, NJ Transit is also working on redesigns of its bus networks in Hudson County, Newark and South Jersey.

Brian Antolin, a researcher, bus business owner and consultant for the industry with his Fleetmotum firm, said there could be public-private partnerships NJ Transit could pursue with various stakeholders, such as Amazon, office parks, hospitals and education centers, to provide shuttle service.

"There are multiple employers involved who need to get their employees to work sites," Antolin said. " Public entities like Rutgers, they could stand to help pitch in for their local populations that have to commute to get to class or get to work."

But financial challenges will continue to make any future, wide-ranging decisions difficult, Schwieterman said.

“It won’t have funds to do everything, which will require some tough decisions,” he said of NJ Transit. “They won’t be able to please everybody — that’s for sure.”

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