The “Peoples Bus Service” is introducing a fleet of air-conditioned red buses, each with a seating capacity of approximately 40 passengers. To promote inclusivity and safety, dedicated spaces for women have allocated, ensuring a comfortable and secure journey. Additionally, these buses offer standing room for up to 40 more commuters, making it a versatile mode of transportation for a diverse range of passengers.
In addition to being budget-friendly, the “Peoples Bus Service” boasts extended operating hours from 7 am to 10 pm, ensuring that passengers have access to reliable transportation during a significant portion of the day. During peak hours, buses scheduled with a headway (time gap between buses) of approximately 15 minutes, while during off-peak hours, this gap extends to 30 minutes. This punctuality expected to streamline daily commutes and reduce waiting times for passengers.
Of particular interest is the focus on Route R4, which covers a 21-kilometer stretch from Power House to Tower. This route promises to be a game-changer for residents and commuters, offering seamless connectivity between key areas of Karachi. Here is a detailed overview of the route:
Route 4: Power House to Tower (21 km)Status:
Operational
Stops:
Power House, UP Mor, Nagan Chowrangi, Shafiq Mor, Sohrab Goth, Shahrah e Pakistan, Ayesha Manzil, Liaqautabad 10, Laloo Khait, Teen Hati, Jehangir Road, Numaish, Mobile Market, Urdu Bazar, Civil Hospital, City Court, Light House, Bolton Market, Tower
Route R4 provides a vital link between Power House and Tower, encompassing numerous significant landmarks and residential areas along its path. The inclusion of this route in the “Peoples Bus Service” signifies a renewed commitment to improving public transportation accessibility and efficiency in Karachi.