BRT serves 35,000 daily passengers

Jordan News

last updated: Dec 13,2022

AMMAN — The number of BRT bus passengers is stable, at around 35,000 daily users, with similar occupancy rates to previous months, according to the media spokesperson for the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM), Nasser Al-Rahamneh.

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Rahamneh said that GAM is working to enhance services on bus lines that are witnessing high demand, according to Khaberni.

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