Gujranwala Electric Bus Route No. 1: Stops, Timings and Rs20 Fare Announced
Gujranwala's first electric bus corridor will link Gondlanwala with Qila Didar Singh across 25.7 km, with buses every five minutes at peak hours and a flat Rs20 fare.
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Authorities in Gujranwala have announced the stops and service details for the city's electric bus service on Route No. 1, which will connect Gondlanwala with Qila Didar Singh along a 25.7-kilometer corridor. The route has been designed to pass through key residential neighbourhoods, educational institutions and public facilities, aiming to serve a wide cross-section of daily commuters.
According to the announced schedule, the electric buses will run from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. During peak hours, a bus is expected every five minutes, while the interval will widen to about ten minutes during off-peak periods. An end-to-end trip along the corridor is estimated to take roughly 45 minutes.
The fare for the service has been set at a flat Rs20 for the route, positioning electric transit as an affordable option for students, workers and families. Passengers will be able to track live schedules, service updates and additional route directories through the Safar Gujranwala Transit Directory or the Punjab Electric Bus App. A helpline at 1762 has also been set up for queries.
The launch reflects a broader push in Punjab toward electrified public transport, which is intended to reduce fuel costs and lower emissions in dense urban areas. Gujranwala, one of the province's largest industrial cities, has long relied on privately operated transport, and a scheduled, low-fare electric service could ease pressure on existing routes.
Officials have not yet confirmed a formal launch date for passenger operations, but the publication of route stops, timings and fares suggests the service is in its final preparatory phase. Commuters have been advised to check the app and directory for updates as services begin.
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