Skip to content
Amman —

Nearly 134 Million Passengers for Amman Bus and BRT Since Launch Until End of August

Nearly 134 Million Passengers for Amman Bus and BRT Since Launch Until End of August

The total number of users of Amman Bus and the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) reached 133,992,008 passengers from their launch until last August 31.

According to data from Amman Vision Transport, the total number of Amman Bus passengers since the project's launch in 2019 until last August 31 reached 57,484,183 passengers.

Amman Vision Transport stated that Amman Bus currently includes 33 active routes, noting that development work over the past period has focused on reviewing existing routes and modifying a number of them in accordance with operational requirements, citizens' needs, and demand levels, thereby enhancing network efficiency and elevating the quality of the provided service.

Regarding the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), Amman Vision Transport explained that the total number of passengers since the project's launch until August 31 reached 76,507,825 passengers.

It indicated that 4 BRT routes (Amman BRT) were launched in July 2021, and the number of passengers since their launch until August 31 reached 58,295,544 passengers.

It added that there are 3 routes (Amman-Zarqa BRT) launched in May 2024, whose passenger count reached 17,208,289 passengers.

It pointed out that the number of passengers on the Amman-Madaba line, which was launched in April of last year, reached 577,245 passengers, while the number of passengers on the Amman-Salt line, which was launched last March, reached 426,747 passengers.

Regarding the modernization of the fleet for Amman Vision buses, it stated that 20 new buses are scheduled to enter service at the beginning of next October to support the continuity of service delivery and meet the demand for public transport.

Know more about this story?Send us a tip

Al Rai

AI

Ask about this report — answers stay grounded in its text.

Answers are experimental and grounded in Al Rai reporting. Each question uses 2 credits.