The Punjab government has launched 33 electric buses in Sargodha to improve the city’s public transport system. The move is part of the ongoing efforts to modernize urban transport and reduce environmental impact.
Key features of service
Fleet size and route: A total of 33 electric buses will be deployed on key routes in Sargodha. The increase is expected to increase the city’s transportation options, which will provide residents a clean and more effective alternative to the traditional vehicle.
- Daily use: New electric buses have been developed daily to serve thousands of passengers, which ensure reliable and permanent transport options for city residents. The purpose of this service is to complete some of the traffic cycle and provide a solution to travel friendly.
- Leak Features: Buses are equipped with special seating to adjust the wheelchair and adjust the disabled passengers. The purpose of these features is to make public transport more comprehensive and accessible to all residents, including the elderly and the challenges of movement.
- Bus Depot and Maintenance: To support the operation of the electric fleet, a dedicated bus depot will be set up. This facility will handle the charging, washing and parking of the buses, making sure they are well and ready for daily service.
Environmental impact
It is expected that the introduction of electric buses will significantly reduce the city’s public transport system carbon footprint. Instead of a traditional fuel -powered vehicle, the move will help reduce the emission and contribute to a clean environment.