Public Transport Serves 350,000 in August
Transport Authority data shows that during August, the regular intercity transportation project in Jordan experienced widespread usage. Over 344,000 passengers were transported across more than 22,000 trips on a network connecting various regions within the Kingdom, particularly in Amman. There was a slight decrease of 5.4% in the number of trips compared to July, yet demand for the service remained steady, and electronic revenue improved by approximately 5.4%. The first phase includes routes such as Irbid–Amman, Jerash–Amman, Salt–Amman, and Karak–Amman. The second phase covers routes like Tafileh–Amman and Ma'an–Amman, with some variation in demand and efficiency among these routes. The data underscores the importance of monitoring performance through indicators like adherence to schedules, trip achievement rates, and data accuracy, all aimed at enhancing the service and developing a transportation network that meets the needs of citizens.
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