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Islamabad Adjusts Electric Bus Timings Due to Safety Concerns

CMTW has revised the operating hours for two electric bus routes in response to safety concerns.

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Islamabad Adjusts Electric Bus Timings Due to Safety Concerns
Passengers waiting for the electric bus service in Islamabad.

Key Takeaways

  • The Capital Mass Transit Authority (CMTW) has revised the operating hours for two electric bus routes.
  • The last FR-08B and FR-17 buses will now depart between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
  • Passengers are advised to plan their journeys accordingly to avoid missing their buses.

The Capital Mass Transit Authority (CMTW) has announced changes to the operating hours of two electric bus services in Islamabad, effective from September 22. The revised schedule will see the last FR-08B bus departing from FWD (Khana Pul) at 7:00 p.m., while the last FR-17 bus from FWD (Humak) will leave at the same time.

Similarly, the last FR-17 bus from BWD (Aari Syedan) will depart at 8:00 p.m., and the last FR-08B bus from BWD (Nilore) will leave at the same time. These adjustments are in response to the prevailing law and order situation, as stated by CMTW.

The CMTW has advised passengers to plan their evening journeys according to the new timings and leave with enough time to catch their buses. The authority has also mentioned that it will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates if further changes are required.

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Passengers are encouraged to stay informed and adjust their travel plans accordingly. The CMTW has emphasized the importance of adhering to the new schedules to ensure smooth operation of the bus services.

The revised timings are expected to help manage the flow of passengers and ensure that the buses operate efficiently during the evening hours. CMTW has assured the public that these changes are temporary and will be reviewed based on the evolving situation.

The CMTW has also provided a reminder to passengers to plan their journeys in advance and leave early to avoid any inconvenience. The authority has stated that it will keep the public updated on any further changes to the schedules.