
Authorities found safety deficiencies in 63 school buses during inspections of 941 vehicles in Gurugram.
A safety audit of school buses in Gurugram checked 941 vehicles against 29 norms and found 63 that did not meet the required standards. Notices have been issued to 20 schools, which have been given two weeks to address the deficiencies before reinspection and possible further action.
Gurugram authorities have identified safety shortcomings in 63 school buses after inspecting 941 vehicles operating for schools across the city.
The audit assessed buses against 29 safety norms. Following the findings, notices were served on 20 schools linked to the vehicles with deficiencies.
Schools have been given two weeks to rectify the issues. The buses will then face fresh checks, with further action possible if the shortcomings remain unresolved.
For families, the inspection is a reminder to check how their child’s school manages transport safety, including whether vehicles and operators meet required norms. The next round of inspections will determine whether the identified buses are brought into compliance or face action.
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