Punjab to Launch Electric Green Bus Service in Another Division Soon

The Government of Punjab is working hard to improve public transport. Now, Punjab to launch electric green bus service in another division soon, which will help people travel easily and reduce pollution. These buses will run on electricity, which is cheaper and better for the environment. The new bus service is expected to start very soon and will make travel more comfortable for students, workers, and families. Starting August 14, this initiative aims to provide affordable, clean, and accessible public transport to the people of Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, and Bhakkar. According to Khalid Mahmood, Secretary of the Regional Transport Authority (RTA), this project is part of Punjab’s broader vision to improve urban mobility and reduce environmental pollution.

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Table: Quick Information 

FeatureDetails
Launch DateAugust 14, 2025
Phase One CitiesSargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, Bhakkar
Number of Buses48 (Sargodha), 12 (Khushab), 6 (each in Mianwali & Bhakkar)
Free Travel ForStudents, Senior Citizens, Disabled
Vehicle TypeFully Electric Green Buses
Organized ByPunjab Government & RTA

What’s Coming in Electric Green Bus Service Phase One?

The first phase of this eco-friendly transport initiative will include:

  • 48 electric buses in Sargodha
  • 12 electric buses in Khushab
  • 6 electric buses each in Mianwali and Bhakkar

These buses will operate on selected routes and are designed to ease the daily commute of thousands of passengers. The main goal is to reduce dependence on petrol/diesel transport while offering a comfortable ride to locals.

Free Rides for Special Groups

In a very welcome move, the Punjab government has announced free travel for students, elderly citizens, and persons with disabilities. This step is expected to help those who often struggle with transport expenses, especially students and low-income individuals.

This initiative not only promotes social inclusion but also ensures that public transport becomes a right for all, not a luxury. Whether it’s a student going to college or a senior citizen visiting a hospital, everyone will now have easy and free access to green mobility.

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Why Launch Electric Green Bus Service?

The introduction of electric buses is a forward-thinking step toward reducing environmental pollution and improving air quality in Punjab. These buses are:

  • Battery-operated
  • Noise-free
  • Zero-emission vehicles

With climate change becoming a serious concern in Pakistan, such green transport options are the need of the hour. Not only will they help cut carbon emissions, but they will also lower the burden of fuel costs for the government in the long run.

A Step Toward Smart Public Transport

The Punjab government is making continuous efforts to modernize its public transport system. From Lahore’s Orange Line to Rawalpindi’s Metro Bus, now this green bus expansion into smaller divisions like Sargodha shows the inclusive planning approach of the current leadership. Authorities have also shared that this will not be a one-time initiative. After the successful launch in Sargodha Division, more divisions across Punjab will be included in future phases.

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Public Response & Expectations

Citizens in the Sargodha region have welcomed this move with open arms. With rising petrol prices, a reliable and budget-friendly transport system was desperately needed. Parents are especially happy about the free travel for students, saying it will save them a significant amount every month.

Local businesses also expect increased customer footfall with better connectivity.

Final Thoughts

The Punjab Electric Green Bus Service is not just about buses, it’s about progress. It’s about providing safe, clean, and affordable transport to the people of Punjab. Launching this service in Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, and Bhakkar is a bold move to bridge the gap between big cities and smaller districts.

Let’s hope that this green initiative continues to expand and set an example for other provinces as well.

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