For thousands of daily commuters in Jaipur, Bus Route 28 is more than just a number—it's an essential artery connecting the historic heart of the city with the rapidly growing suburban landscape. Running from the bustling Ajmeri Gate to the quiet terminals of Renwal, this high-frequency service is a lifeline for students, office-goers, and local traders.

If you're planning to travel along this path, you've come to the right place. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about JCTSL's Route 28, from the precise bus timings and complete list of stops to insider tips that will make your journey smoother.

Route 28 at a Glance: The Essentials

Route Details

Route Name: 28 (Ajmeri Gate ↔ Renwal)

Service Type: Midi (Non-AC) Suburban Service

Frequency: Excellent! A bus runs approximately every 22 minutes.

Total Stops: 32

Route Length: 31 km

Average Travel Time: 1 hour 20 minutes (can vary with traffic)

Bus Timings & Frequency: A Commuter's Dream

One of the standout features of Route 28 is its remarkable frequency. With 80 trips running daily, you'll rarely have a long wait.

First Bus from Ajmeri Gate: 6:20 AM

Last Bus from Ajmeri Gate: 8:16 PM

First Bus from Renwal: 5:58 AM

Last Bus from Renwal: 7:10 PM (Note: The last departure from Renwal is earlier)

The early start and late finish make this route exceptionally convenient for people with long work or study hours.

The Complete List of Bus Stops: Route 28

To help you plan your journey, we've organized the 32 stops into logical sections, tracing the bus's path from the city center outwards.

Ajmeri Gate
Maharani College
SMS Hospital
Narayan Singh Circle
Rambagh Circle
Lal Kothi
Gandhi Nagar Mod
Sabji Mandi
Tonk Phatak
Sayeed ka Gatta
Gopalpura
Mahaveer Nagar
Durgapura
City Plex
Taro ki Koot
Ram Mandir
Kalyan Nagar
Sanganer Thana
Stadium (Sanganer)
Malpura Gate
Railway Puliya
Kumawato ki Dhani
Muhana Mandi Mod
Madrampura
Shikarpura Mod
Jagannathpura
Ratlaya Mod
Balawala
Banyawali
Tilawala
Rohini Nagar Mod
Pahadiya Mod
Renwal (Final Stop)

Why Route 28 is a Commuter's Lifeline: Key Landmarks

This route connects you to some of Jaipur's most critical educational, healthcare, and commercial hubs.

Educational Hub: With a stop directly at Maharani College, it's a primary choice for thousands of students.
Healthcare Access: The stop at SMS Hospital provides vital connectivity for patients, staff, and visitors.
Commercial Centers: Stops like Tonk Phatak, Gopalpura, and Durgapura are bustling with markets, coaching centers, and businesses.
Walled City Access: Starting at Ajmeri Gate, the route offers a direct entry point into the historic Pink City.
Agricultural Hub: The Muhana Mandi Mod stop is crucial for farmers and traders connected to one of Rajasthan's largest fruit and vegetable markets.

Pro-Tips for Traveling on Route 28

Leverage the High Frequency: With a bus every 22 minutes, you don't need to plan your departure to the exact minute. It's one of the most reliable routes for a "walk up and go" journey.
Expect Crowds at Peak Times: Due to its popularity, the route can be very crowded during morning (8-10 AM) and evening (5-7 PM) rush hours, especially between Ajmeri Gate and Durgapura.
Factor in Traffic: While the average travel time is 80 minutes, the stretch along Tonk Road is prone to heavy traffic. Add a 15-20 minute buffer to your travel time if your schedule is tight.
Know Your Stop: Announce your destination to the conductor if you are unfamiliar with the area, as the suburban stops can be less obvious.
Ideal for Airport Access (Indirectly): The Durgapura and Taro ki Koot stops are a short auto-rickshaw ride away from Jaipur International Airport, making it a budget-friendly option.

Route 28 is a testament to how public transport can effectively knit a city together. By keeping this guide handy, you can navigate your way across Jaipur with ease and confidence. Happy travels!

Why Choose Low Floor Buses in Jaipur?

Jaipur's low floor buses offer comfortable, safe, and affordable travel across the city. Their design allows easy boarding for senior citizens, women, children, and differently-abled passengers. They are also eco-friendly, promoting cleaner and greener urban travel.

Student Concession (Jaipur Low Floor Buses)

Students can avail discounted fares by showing a valid student ID card issued by their school or college.
Student concession is not applicable on AC (Air-Conditioned) low floor buses.
After 8:00 PM, student concession is not available — regular fares will apply.
Students are advised to keep their ID cards handy during travel for quick verification.

Senior Citizen Concession (Jaipur Low Floor Buses)

Senior citizens are eligible for special fare concessions. Carry a valid age proof (like Aadhaar card, Voter ID, or a recognized Senior Citizen Card) while traveling. These concessions make daily commuting more economical and accessible for the elderly.

Female Passenger Concession (Jaipur Low Floor Buses)

In Jaipur, female passengers enjoy special fare discounts on low floor buses. Some bus routes even offer free travel schemes for women during specific government programs or city initiatives. Always check with the conductor or at the ticket counter for the latest updates on women's concessions.

Additional Facilities in Jaipur Low Floor Buses

Real-time bus tracking: Track your bus live on mobile apps or display boards at bus stops.
Route planning: Easily plan your trip across Jaipur with detailed bus route information.
Hassle-free ticket booking: Many buses now support cashless payments and online ticket booking for a smoother travel experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Jaipur Bus Route 28

1. Is Bus Route 28 an AC or Non-AC bus?

Bus Route 28 operates with Midi (Non-AC) buses. Currently, there is no air-conditioned service on this specific route.

2. How much time does it take to travel from Ajmeri Gate to Renwal on Bus 28?

The average travel time is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. However, this can increase to 1 hour and 40 minutes or more during peak traffic hours, especially along the Tonk Road stretch.

3. What is the frequency of Bus 28? How long do I have to wait?

Route 28 has one of the best frequencies in the suburban network. A bus runs approximately every 22 minutes, so your maximum wait time is usually less than half an hour.

4. Does Bus Route 28 go to Jaipur Railway Station (Jaipur Junction)?

No, Route 28 does not go directly to Jaipur Junction. The closest major stop is Narayan Singh Circle or SMS Hospital, from where you can take an auto-rickshaw or another city bus to the railway station (approximately a 10-15 minute ride).

5. Can I use this bus to get to Jaipur International Airport?

While the bus does not go directly to the airport terminal, it is a very budget-friendly option. You can get off at the Durgapura or Taro ki Koot bus stops and take a short auto-rickshaw or cab ride (less than 10 minutes) to reach the airport.

6. What are the bus ticket prices for Route 28?

The bus fare depends on the distance of your travel (number of stages). As a suburban midi service, fares are very economical, typically ranging from ₹10 to ₹40 for the entire route. It's best to ask the conductor for the exact fare to your destination.

7. Does this bus operate on Sundays and public holidays?

Yes, JCTSL city buses, including Route 28, operate on Sundays and public holidays. However, the frequency might be slightly reduced, so you may experience a slightly longer wait time compared to a regular weekday.

8. Is there a monthly pass available for Route 28?

Yes, JCTSL offers various types of monthly and concessional bus passes that are valid on Route 28. You can inquire about getting a pass made at major JCTSL depots or ticket counters, such as the one at Sanganer Thana.

9. What is the best stop to get down for shopping in the Walled City (Pink City)?

The starting point itself, Ajmeri Gate, is one of the main entry points to the Walled City. Getting off here gives you direct access to MI Road and the bustling markets inside.

10. What is the meaning of "Midi Bus"?

A "Midi Bus" is a mid-sized bus, smaller than a standard low-floor bus but larger than a minibus. They are commonly used on suburban routes like this one to navigate varied road conditions while still accommodating a good number of passengers.