Land Transport reallocates 414 students to Syria
The news article focused on the Jordanian Public Transport Regulatory Authority's Board of Directors making a series of decisions to improve and expand public transportation services across the kingdom. These include supporting students' access to universities, modernizing the bus fleet, strengthening inter-governorate transport, and regulating international transportation services with Syria. Among the decisions, they committed to supporting the transportation of 414 students from the southern Jordan Valley at an estimated annual cost of 156,000 dinars, renewing a ten-year contract to operate the Queen Alia International Airport shuttle buses with modern buses equipped for people with disabilities, launching new routes to transport students from Yarmouk University, and enhancing transportation services in provinces like Ajloun and Maan. Additionally, they announced the operation of 18 buses for passenger transport between Jordan and Syria, and the integration of buses with electronic tracking systems. All these decisions aim to facilitate access to vital facilities and improve the efficiency of the transportation system, emphasizing that expansions should be linked with fleet updates and the installation of tracking and smart transfer systems.
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