Peshawar Metro Bus
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Buses ply Peshawar BRT corridor for test run
PESHAWAR: The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) buses continued test run as part of the soft opening of the BRT corridor on Saturday.
Five BRT buses plied the under-construction corridor of the mega project in the provincial capital.
The officials of the TransPeshawar, the company assigned to operate the BRT system in the province, said in order to examine whether there are any flaws in the project, the provincial administration was running the buses as part of the test service.
It was also observed that work at different bus sections of the corridor was also carried out briskly.
PESHAWAR: The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) buses continued test run as part of the soft opening of the BRT corridor on Saturday.
Five BRT buses plied the under-construction corridor of the mega project in the provincial capital.
The officials of the TransPeshawar, the company assigned to operate the BRT system in the province, said in order to examine whether there are any flaws in the project, the provincial administration was running the buses as part of the test service.
It was also observed that work at different bus sections of the corridor was also carried out briskly.
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Dedicated lanes are a stupid idea; so much wasted space (money) and far too les efficient. Why not make this like Sheffield Trams? I personally loved them whilst I resided in Sheffield.
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There are a number of reasons why dedicated bus lanes may work better than these trams. Off the top of my head, I can think of capacity, scalability, speed, and safety.
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