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Irbid, June 30 (Petra) — The Land Transport Regulatory Commission
(LTRC), through its regional offices in Irbid and Zarqa and in
coordination with the General Union of Public Bus Owners, held a
meeting on Tuesday with transport operators on the Irbid-Zarqa route
to discuss the operational mechanisms for launching the new “Regular
Transit” project.
According to an LTRC statement, the project aims to upgrade the
efficiency of public transport operations, improve service delivery
for commuters, and guarantee fixed departure and arrival schedules.
Officials at the meeting emphasized the critical importance of
collaborating with private operators, viewing them as key
stakeholders in ensuring the successful implementation of the transit
initiative.
The meeting, held at the LTRC office in Irbid, reviewed the technical
and administrative requirements necessary to initiate the project.
Officials also noted the feedback and recommendations raised by route
operators to ensure the project meets quality standards, supports the
long-term sustainability of the public transport sector, and
effectively serves passenger needs.
//Petra// AF
