AMMAN
– On Saturday, the Ministry of Transport unveiled a project to revamp departure
and arrival centers across governorates and districts. These facilities will be
equipped to meet technical standards, delivering improved services for
transport stakeholders. The project includes the rehabilitation of centers in
Salt, Wadi Musa, Ramtha, Zarqa, Southern
Jordan Valley complexes (Safi and
Al-Mazra'a), Giza bus complex, and Naour bus complex.
اضافة اعلان
According
to the strategic plan for the transportation sector (2024-2028), this JD25
million project will span from 2023 to 2027. This plan aims to enhance
infrastructure and provide modern transportation services for passengers and
drivers, including the establishment of modern bus service areas near the King
Hussein Bridge crossing. Another project, valued at JD50,000, aims to organize
passenger boarding and alighting operations near the bridge, Al-Mamlaka TV
reported.
The
strategy also includes a feasibility study for a regular transport project
between Sweileh and Queen Alia International Airport (2023-2025, JD1 million),
an administrative transport study for public sector employees (2022-2027), and
transportation services for laborers in industrial cities (2024-2027, in
collaboration with the
Ministry of Labor).
For
Petra and its tourist areas, the plan introduces electric green buses
(2023-2025, JD5 million) to promote electric mobility in Jordan's tourist
areas. Additionally, a feasibility study explores green hydrogen's use as an
alternative energy source, highlighting its environmental sustainability and
multiple applications.
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