New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- Delhi is set to redevelop around 3,575 bus stop shelters with digital passenger information systems, route maps and real-time bus tracking, allowing commuters to see approaching buses and their expected arrival times, Delhi government officials aware of the plan said.

The Rs.650-crore project, being taken up through the Delhi Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation (DTIDC), will also include panic alarms, LED lighting and other passenger amenities. The cost includes maintenance for 20 years.

The project will cover existing shelters and also identify locations where additional bus queue shelters are required through a citywide survey.

The transport department is also working towards integrating the system w...