Launching a BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) service from Chamkani to Nowshera within the Peshawar area marks a significant step in using the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government’s to decorate public transportation infrastructure. This initiative also allows children up to 5 years old to travel free with their parents on BRT buses, aiming to make public delivery more reachable and convenient for families.
Chief Minister Sardar Ali
Chief Minister Sardar Ali Amin Gandapur emphasized the importance of providing standard travel facilities to the residents of Peshawar, Nowshera, and surrounding areas through the new BRT service from Chamkani to Pabbi (Nowshera). This decision, made during the 16th meeting of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Urban Mobility Authority Board, underscores the government’s commitment to improving urban mobility and easing transportation challenges in densely populated regions.
In addition to the Chamkani to Pabbi course, the authorities have designated the Chungi to Hayatabad Ring Road as a BRT path, with plans to operate buses for better public comfort. This strategic expansion goal is to streamline commuting in the city and alleviate visitor congestion, thereby enhancing normal city mobility.
The Additional Chief Secretary
The Additional Chief Secretary of Planning attended the meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Sardar Ali Amin Gandapur. And Development Syed Imtiaz Hussain Shah, Principal Secretary Amjad Ali Khan, and other critical administrative secretaries and board members. Discussions during the meeting included detailed briefings on Urban Mobility Plans for divisional headquarters, highlighting the government’s intent to integrate sustainable transport solutions across major urban centers.
Chief Minister Gandapur directed divisional headquarters to prioritize introducing electric buses in urban areas. And collaborate closely with stakeholders to develop actionable plans. Emphasizing the importance of practical implementation over theoretical plans. He urged departments to ensure that proposed initiatives translate into tangible improvements in public transportation services.
Furthermore, the government has allowed children under five to travel free on BRT bus displays. Its dedication to supporting households and promoting inclusive public transportation policies. This initiative is predicted to lessen parents’ economic burden while encouraging more public transportation utilization among families with young children.
Chief Minister Gandapur underscored the broader impact of these initiatives, citing. The government’s significant financial investments in enhancing public welfare and development. He stressed the importance of visible outcomes from these investments, urging all relevant departments to adhere to operational guidelines. And expedite necessary actions to achieve tangible results.
Looking ahead, the Chief Minister directed efforts towards improving basic facilities at bus terminals. And expediting the completion of BRT plazas to optimize revenue generation. These measures complement ongoing efforts to expand and modernize public transport infrastructure across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Ultimately enhancing its residents’ overall quality of life and economic opportunities.
The selections made throughout the meeting spotlight the authorities’ proactive approach to improving urban mobility and public delivery offerings. These include increasing BRT routes, integrating electric buses, and prioritizing households’ desires in shipping policies. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government seeks to set new benchmarks in sustainable urban improvement and public service delivery. These tasks underscore a dedication to growing livable towns and fostering financial growth through more advantageous shipping connectivity and accessibility.
