Amman-Ajloun line enters trial phase
The Public Transportation Regulatory Authority in Jordan has begun pilot operations for the Amman-Ajloun route, as part of efforts to develop regular inter-city public transport and improve the quality and safety of services. The new route features three main corridors with 106 trips daily, and includes benefits such as monitoring systems and interior cameras, tracking and electronic payment systems, and free internet service. The fare for each trip is set at 1.50 Jordanian dinars, and 2,000 free cards have been provided to facilitate travel, with the aim of encouraging greater use of public transportation between the two governorates.
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