Transport allocates 39 stations for student metro cards

The Ministry of Transport in Egypt is preparing for the upcoming school year by raising the level of readiness across all lines of the railway network, including the three metro lines, the light electric train, and the East Nile monorail, to ensure the provision of distinguished services for students and passengers. Engineer Kamel El-Wazir announced the availability of 39 stations for students to purchase metro subscriptions on the three lines, with prices starting from 150 Egyptian pounds for a single phase and reaching up to 300 pounds for more than four phases, along with a fee of 80 pounds for a smart card valid for five years. Working hours have been set from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. throughout the week to facilitate access to subscriptions, with discounts of up to 92% available to students in different areas. These measures aim to reduce congestion, especially during peak times, and to facilitate student mobility via public transportation in preparation for the start of the school year.

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