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The Director of the Public Transport Regulatory Authority, Riyad Al-Kharabsheh, revealed that the government intends to operate all transit routes between governorates before the end of August, with the aim of developing Jordan's public transportation system. The plan includes expanding the network of regular transit services, with support costs expected to reach 7.5 million dinars during 2026 and 2027, involving the operation of approximately 350 buses across various stages. Additionally, the second phase of the project has been launched, which includes connecting the capital with the governorates of Tafilah and Ma'an, as well as other lines linking various governorates such as Zarqa and Karak. The goal is to improve service quality and enhance sector organization. This initiative is part of efforts to restructure transportation and offer safe, regular options that meet citizens’ needs, along with plans to establish passenger shelters and improve the organization of smart transportation apps used in the sector.
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