Second phase aids 59,000 travelers
Data from the Public Transport Regulatory Authority showed that approximately 59,700 passengers benefited from the second phase of the regular inter-governorate public transportation project over 21 days. This was achieved through the operation of more than 4,060 trips carried out by 180 buses on seven routes connecting the capital with various governorates, reflecting an expansion in the transportation network and improvements in service quality. The main routes, such as the Zarka-Irbid and Tafila-Amman lines, are the most heavily used, with average occupancy rates ranging between 13 and 19 passengers per trip. The system employs modern technologies like electronic payment and tracking to ensure operational efficiency. Additionally, data indicated a significant 70% increase in the number of passengers on the first phase lines after a year of operation, with the total number surpassing 138,800 riders, considering the recent figures and expansions.
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