Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has inaugurated the province’s first electric bus service in Faisalabad. The initiative is part of the government’s plan to modernize public transport and reduce environmental pollution.
At the launch ceremony, officials highlighted that the service will provide affordable, eco-friendly, and reliable travel options for the city’s residents. Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz Launches First-Ever Electric Bus Service in Faisalabad, marking a historic milestone in Pakistan’s public transport sector.
The buses are equipped with modern facilities, including air-conditioning, security cameras, and comfortable seating. Authorities confirmed that the service will initially run on key city routes and later expand to other areas.
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz Launches First-Ever Electric Bus Service in Faisalabad to promote clean energy and reduce dependency on traditional fuel. The government aims to cut down harmful emissions and improve urban air quality with this step.
Speaking at the event, Maryam Nawaz stressed the importance of adopting sustainable transport solutions. She said that introducing electric buses will not only protect the environment but also ease traffic congestion and provide relief to commuters.
The provincial administration has also planned similar services in other major cities, including Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Multan. Experts believe that this initiative could set the foundation for a modern and green transportation network in Punjab.
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz Launches First-Ever Electric Bus Service in Faisalabad, showing the government’s commitment to sustainable development. With rising fuel costs and environmental challenges, electric transport is being seen as the future of urban mobility in Pakistan.
Residents of Faisalabad welcomed the move, hoping the project will improve daily travel and reduce expenses. The launch is being described as a step forward in both public service and environmental care.
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