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BMTC’s uniform colour scheme remains a dream

November 25, 2019 Adilin Beatrice C546Leave a Comment on BMTC’s uniform colour scheme remains a dream

Will implement it soon, says company PRO BMTC’s blue-and-white colour scheme for its buses continues to be a plan. In January 2019, BMTC had announced all its buses would carry a uniform blue-and-white colour code within a few months in order to maintain a better identity. Ten months on, there is no sign of these […]

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