A milestone in Chennai’s connectivity

Know more about Kilambakkam bus terminusNT BureauChennai, Jan 1:The construction and development of the Kalaignar Centenary Bus Terminus in Kilambakkam stand as a testament to progress, with an investment of Rs 394 crore. Positioned strategically on GST Road, under the purview of CMDA, this terminus has become one of the city’s most connected and prime locations.Named after the revered former chief minister M Karunanidhi, the terminus serves as a fitting tribute to a statesman whose impact extended beyond politics.As the largest bus terminus outside Chennai, Kalaignar Centenary Bus Terminus boasts a remarkable capacity, facilitating the operation of over 2,350 long-distance buses. This substantial increase in connectivity enhances transportation not only within the city but also across adjacent areas.Commencing its construction in 2018, the mega-project faced delays in inauguration attributed to flooding on the GST Road. Despite these challenges, the terminus stands tall today, a symbol of resilience and dedication to enhancing public infrastructure.Beyond its primary function as a bus terminus, this facility offers a holistic experience to commuters. The terminus features a spacious sitting lobby, a vibrant food plaza, diverse shops, ATMs for convenience, and dedicated bus crew and air-conditioned passenger dormitories. With a capacity to accommodate over 1 lakh passengers, it becomes not just a transportation hub but a comprehensive travel ecosystem.The Kalaignar Centenary Bus Terminus emerges as a crucial milestone in Chennai’s urban development, addressing traffic concerns in areas like Perungalathur while providing a modern, efficient, and comfortable travel experience for the city’s residents and visitors alike.