Overview
- Forty-five e-buses are now operating on four routes covering Raja Bazaar–Koral Chowk, Saddar–Adiala Road/Munawar Colony, Saddar–Qabristan Chowk, and Marrir Chowk–26 Number Chungi.
- Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz inaugurated the service and said Rawalpindi’s allocation will rise to 80 buses, with 145 for the Potohar division including 15 each for Jhelum, Chakwal and Attock.
- The fare is set at Rs20, with free travel for women, senior citizens, persons with disabilities and students.
- The fleet features air conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, charging ports, CCTV, wheelchair space and a separate women’s compartment, while officials said charging stations are ready at Saddar’s Old Waran terminal and Chohar Chowk’s Green Bus Terminal.
- Officials detailed a parallel Rs30 billion, 25‑km signal‑free corridor from Koral Chowk to Motorway Chowk targeted for next year, initial daily ridership of about 24,000, and ongoing depot work on Peshawar Road.