Amman Municipality unveils new transit hub
The new station complex in Amman is an integrated transportation hub that connects the high-frequency buses along the Amman–Zarqa route, city transit buses, and the Raghadan Station. Its goal is to improve the efficiency of the public transportation system. The complex covers approximately 45,000 square meters and is spread over three floors: one for buses traveling between Amman and Zarqa, another for commercial activities, and a third for city transit buses within Amman. The project includes expanding King Abdullah I Street and creating dedicated lanes for pregnant women, connecting the station to Raghadan Station and Independence Street. It features modern facilities equipped with smart transportation systems, elevators, and accessible services for people with disabilities and the elderly. The project is implemented at a cost of 33 million dinars and is scheduled to be completed over two years, as part of a plan to enhance the transport network and beautify the city. Design and construction adhere to global safety standards, with measures to ensure continuous commercial activity. Retailers are involved through alternative sites to prevent disruptions to their businesses.
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