WEST BENGAL – Travellers traveling between Khirpai and Kolkata now have a reliable transit option with the SHREE GOPAL. This bus service has become a mainstay for residents and daily workers who require consistent transport across the region's main highways and interior roads.
As a Local category vehicle, the bus offers a balance of speed and accessibility. It is managed by local operators, who emphasize that maintaining the daily schedule is a top priority to serve the high volume of passengers on this specific route. The vehicle, which carries the registration number WB 50AB 4708, provides Private bus service facilities.
Detailed Route and Major Stops
The journey begins at the Khirpai terminal, following a path that connects several important commercial and residential zones. For those planning their travel, the bus navigates through a series of key transit points. The verified list of stoppages for this route includes: Khirpai, Radha Nagar, Baroda Chowkan, Ghatal, Daspur, Bakultala, Sultannagar, Goura, Khukur Daha, Keshapat, Mechogram, Siddha, Deulia Bazar, Haldia More, Kolaghat, Uluberia, Kona Expressway, Dakshineswar, Dunlop, Sinthir More, Chiria More, Shyambazar, Kolkata. This detailed network allows passengers from various intermediate towns to board and deboard with ease, effectively linking local neighborhoods to the major city terminals.
Travel Advisory and Availability
Travellers are advised that the SHREE GOPAL bus operates on a strict timetable to minimize delays.To ensure a comfortable seat,experts recommend arriving at the boarding point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled arrival. During peak monsoon or heavy fog conditions, slight delays may occurs.
For timetable information details of the bus , passengers can refer to the timetable displayed onthis page. This digital schedule is updated regularly to reflect operational changes. By providing these details, WbBusTime aims to empower travelers across West Bengal with accurate information, helping them save time and travel more efficiently throughout the state.