Gurgaon Roadways depot is one of the oldest depot of Haryana Roadways. It came into existence on 1.9.1959, and since then the depot has been rendering service to the nation.  Its sub Depot is at Nuh, one of the Sub divisions of district Gurgaon for benefit of people of Mewat region.  The depot is contributing substantial amount to the state Exchequer in the shape of Passenger Tax, Token Tax, Interest on Capital etc.   
           
             All the vehicles are insured against third party claim to meet the M.A.C.T. claims. All modern public conveniences i.e. S.T.D Booth, News paper stalls, Drinking water, cold drinks and other eatables, toilets, rest rooms separately for men and women have been provided at the bus stands at Gurgaon, Nuh, Sohna and Ferozpur Jhirka. At present, the depot has 197 buses which are being operated by 1170  employees and which cover approx. 17.74 lakh kms in a month carrying 22.74 lakh passengers. Since March 2000, the depot has not only reduced its losses considerably but has also providing better & better service to the people of this region.

The depot is providing local services to all the villages of Gurgaon District and inter District services to all districts of Haryana including Faridabad, Rewari, Jhajjar, and Rohtak. The depot provides road transport services to the National Capital City of Delhi and other states like Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, M.P. and U.P. are also well connected with Gurgaon. 24 Hrs Bus services are available not only for National Capital City but also for Chandigarh, Katra, Moga, Kapurthala, Shimla, Haridwar Gwalior, Mathura, Agra, Jaipur, Ajmer, and Jodhpur. The Depot is ready to introduce buses with better body structure and new colour scheme, powerful engine with comfortable seats. The depot is expected to add around 40 buses in the fleet by May 2001.

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