Bus stop · Delhi
Katewra Crossing
Stop code 3580
Katewra Crossing is a Delhi bus stop served by 8 routes, including 106, 114, 114A and 169. The nearest other stop is Katevara Xing, about 20 m away. Without changing buses you can reach Azadpur, Mundka, Pitampura and Rohini.
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8 routes from Katewra Crossing
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Katewra Crossing: common questions
Which buses stop at Katewra Crossing?
8 bus routes call at Katewra Crossing: 106, 114, 114A, 169, 188, 701, BAWANACIRCULARSEWA and GRAMINMUDRIKA.
Is there a direct bus from Katewra Crossing to Azadpur?
Yes. 114A and GRAMINMUDRIKA go from here to Azadpur without a change. Check the destination board, because each number runs in both directions.
Is there a direct bus from Katewra Crossing to Mundka?
Yes. 114A and 701 go from here to Mundka without a change. Check the destination board, because each number runs in both directions.
What time do buses run at Katewra Crossing?
Delhi’s official feed does not include a timetable, so no exact first or last bus times are published for Katewra Crossing. Most Delhi routes run from about 5 to 6:30 in the morning until about 9 to 11 at night. The live panel on this page shows the buses heading here right now.
What is the nearest bus stop to Katewra Crossing?
Katevara Xing is about 20 m away, followed by Katewara Crossing at about 20 m.
How do I know when the next bus reaches Katewra Crossing?
The live panel on this page lists buses heading to Katewra Crossing that are broadcasting their position, and how many stops away each one is. Delhi’s feed does not publish reliable arrival times, so BusPe shows stops away rather than guessing minutes.
Routes and stop details come from the GTFS schedule on Delhi’s Open Transit Data platform, imported on . Live arrivals come from the same platform’s realtime feed.