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Sindh Govt Plans to Start New Transport Projects After Eid 2024

Sindh Govt Plans to Start New Transport Projects After Eid 2024

  • The Sindh Transport Minister announces new transport projects post-Eid.
  • The second phase of the Women's Pink Bus service is set to launch soon.
  • Plans for electric vehicle (EV) bus routes and People’s Bus Service expansion.
Sindh Transport Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has unveiled promising advancements in the transportation sector set to unfold after Eid ul Fitr. Through his official platform on X, Memon shared the uplifting news, stating, "Good news for the people of Sindh. Under the guidance of Chairman @BBhuttoZardari, the Transport Department is gearing up to kickstart new transport projects right after the Eid Holidays."

The upcoming initiatives include the second-phase launch of the Women’s Pink Bus service, scheduled to commence post-Eid. Moreover, plans are in place for new routes catering to electric vehicle (EV) buses and the Peoples Bus Service in Karachi and Mirpur Khas.

In a move to improve connectivity, Memon revealed plans for a complimentary shuttle service linking the Orange Line BRT and Green Line BRT, courtesy of the People’s Bus Service. Additionally, the government aims to strengthen the existing People’s Bus Service fleet by integrating five hundred buses in the near future.

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These initiatives build upon Memon’s prior endeavors, such as the acquisition of new buses for the Karachi Peoples Bus project in October 2023. These forthcoming projects hold the promise of enhanced transportation options and increased convenience for the residents of Sindh.

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