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140 buses deployed in Harare
21 Jan 2019 at 08:25hrs | Views
Government has deployed more than 140 buses in the Capital Harare to ferry passengers at stipulated prices after commuter omnibuses signaled that they will not be reducing prices to gazzetted ones because of the increase in fuel price.
Government was left with no choice but to engage Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) to service the routes.
ZUPCO in turn also engaged private players to assist in the overwhelming task
Announcing on Monday Government said, "We have mobilised more than 140 buses to ferry passengers in and around Harare. Commuters from Chitungwiza and Norton will pay $1.50 and $2 per trip, respectively. Commuters from other parts of the city will pay $1 per trip."
See timetable below:
Government was left with no choice but to engage Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (ZUPCO) to service the routes.
The mass public transport system has started smoothly. Enough buses have been deployed to serve the commuting public. pic.twitter.com/C4IFoBjWC8
— Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting (@InfoMinZW) January 21, 2019
ZUPCO in turn also engaged private players to assist in the overwhelming task
Announcing on Monday Government said, "We have mobilised more than 140 buses to ferry passengers in and around Harare. Commuters from Chitungwiza and Norton will pay $1.50 and $2 per trip, respectively. Commuters from other parts of the city will pay $1 per trip."
See timetable below:
Source - Byo24News
