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In December 2019, Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan unveiled India's first long-distance CNG bus fitted with CNG cylinders. How many kilometres can it travel in a single fill?

In December 2019, Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan unveiled India's first long-distance CNG bus fitted with CNG cylinders. How many kilometres can it travel in a single fill? Correct Answer 1000

  • Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan unveiled India's first long-distance CNG bus fitted with CNG cylinders at a function in New Delhi on 24 Dec 2019.
  • It can travel around one thousand kilometres in a single fill.
  • This is a revolutionary step which helps reduce vehicular pollution.
  • The first long-range interstate CNG bus will ply from Delhi to Dehradun.

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