The city of Meknes is set to receive a temporary influx of 40 buses from Marrakech, aimed at enhancing urban transportation and alleviating the ongoing transport crisis. This initiative comes as the local authorities await the final arrangements for the delivery of entirely new buses, similar to the recent improvements seen in the city of Fes.
This proactive measure is designed to address the shortage and mitigate the difficulties faced by citizens across various transport lines, particularly following the termination of the contract with the departing company, City Bus. The management of City Bus had faced widespread criticism due to outdated buses and subpar service quality.
Local authorities and the citizens of Meknes, also known as the capital of the Ismaili region, are optimistic that these temporary solutions will secure transportation for students and workers. They await the completion of the procedures for the new fleet’s integration into regular service, which is expected to significantly boost the transportation sector in the city.
As reported by alhakika24.com.
