Jordan's Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC) announced the start of trial operations for the Amman–Ajloun public transport line, utilizing a fleet of 22 medium buses with a fixed fare of 1.50 JOD. The service forms part of the second phase of the national project to modernize and regulate inter-governorate public transportation. According to the LTRC, all buses are equipped with safety features, electronic tracking, and automated payment systems to ensure adherence to departure schedules and operating frequencies. The commission also detailed upcoming Phase 2 rollouts, including the Zarqa–Mafraq line launching on August 20 with 44 large buses, and the Jerash–Mafraq line featuring 11 medium buses at a fare of 0.95 JOD. These additions build upon trial operations launched on August 9 for the Irbid–Zarqa and Irbid–Jerash lines, which deployed 57 buses. Source: Rum Online News Agency / Jafra News
Jordan's Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC) announced the start of trial operations for the Amman–Ajloun public transport line, utilizing a fleet of 22 medium buses with a fixed fare of 1.50 JOD. The service forms part of the second phase of the national project to modernize and regulate inter-governorate public transportation. According to the LTRC, all buses are equipped with safety features, electronic tracking, and automated payment systems to ensure adherence to departure schedules and operating frequencies. The commission also detailed upcoming Phase 2 rollouts, including the Zarqa–Mafraq line launching on August 20 with 44 large buses, and the Jerash–Mafraq line featuring 11 medium buses at a fare of 0.95 JOD. These additions build upon trial operations launched on August 9 for the Irbid–Zarqa and Irbid–Jerash lines, which deployed 57 buses. Source: Rum Online News Agency / Jafra News
Jordan's Land Transport Regulatory Commission (LTRC) announced the start of trial operations for the Amman–Ajloun public transport line, utilizing a fleet of 22 medium buses with a fixed fare of 1.50 JOD. The service forms part of the second phase of the national project to modernize and regulate inter-governorate public transportation. According to the LTRC, all buses are equipped with safety features, electronic tracking, and automated payment systems to ensure adherence to departure schedules and operating frequencies. The commission also detailed upcoming Phase 2 rollouts, including the Zarqa–Mafraq line launching on August 20 with 44 large buses, and the Jerash–Mafraq line featuring 11 medium buses at a fare of 0.95 JOD. These additions build upon trial operations launched on August 9 for the Irbid–Zarqa and Irbid–Jerash lines, which deployed 57 buses. Source: Rum Online News Agency / Jafra News
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Jordan's Land Transport Regulatory Commission Launches Trial Operations for Amman–Ajloun Bus Route
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