QUETTA: Balochistan government has bought 21 green and pink buses from China.
According to a Balochistan news update , the transport department Balochistan has bought 21 green and pink buses from China for Quetta and Turbat.
17 buses will be run in Quetta whereas four buses are to be awarded to Turbat.
The quantity includes 16 green and 5 pink buses.
The pink buses are there for the women’s use only here in Balochistan.
The New green and pink buses move aims to provide the people of Balochisan with the better travelling experience.
This is a massive step ahead to enhance progress and development in Balochistan mainly focusing to bring ease and comfort to the common people.
The pink buses will ensure that the Balochistan women get a safe and respectful travelling experience.
Balochistan News Updates
The Balochistan government with the help of federation is on its toes to eliminate poverty and backwardness and uplift the living standard of the people of Balochistan.
Public bus services in Balochistan are primarily operated under the Balochistan Provincial Transport Department and local municipal authorities, with additional intercity routes managed by private contractors working under government permits.
The province’s vast geography and sparse population make reliable transportation crucial for connecting remote districts such as Gwadar, Turbat, Khuzdar, and Quetta with urban centers and neighboring provinces.
In recent years, the Balochistan government has initiated efforts to modernize its fleet by introducing CPEC-linked road networks, new intercity buses, and improved terminals to ensure safer and more affordable travel.
Projects like the Quetta Metro Bus feasibility studies and green bus services have also been discussed to reduce traffic congestion and provide eco-friendly options.
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Challenges remain, including limited funding, rugged terrain, and security concerns on certain highways, but authorities continue to prioritize expanding and upgrading government-run bus services to support economic growth and provide accessible transport for residents.
