Southern Ghor to expand transit and aid students
The article focused on the decisions made by the Public Transport Regulatory Authority to improve and develop public transportation services in the kingdom. These decisions included supporting the transportation of 414 students from southern Ghor to their universities at an estimated annual cost of 156,000 Jordanian dinars, updating the transportation fleet and linking it to electronic tracking systems, in addition to renewing the operation contract for Queen Alia International Airport's bus line for ten years, involving modern buses to serve people with disabilities. The article also explained the organization and expansion of internal transportation routes and support for international transit between Jordan and Syria, along with enhancing parking facilities and updating the fleet with modern and advanced means to ensure improved service quality and efficiency.
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