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Pakistan launches double-decker buses in Karachi after 65 years to tackle transport woes

  • Karachi citizens will be able to travel in double-decker buses from Jan. 1, says Sindh government
  • City faces mounting transport challenges such as lack of buses, traffic congestion, poorly built roads
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan transporters call off five-day strike after successful talks with Punjab government

By Waseem Abbasi ·
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Iconic W-11 ‘bride buses’ struggle to survive as modern transit reshapes Pakistan’s biggest city

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Jeddah to transform public transport with new expansion

By Afshan Aziz ·

Riyadh Bus service expands with launch of third phase

By Arab News ·
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Public transporters in Pakistan resort to nationwide strike to protest tax hikes

By Aamir Saeed ·

Uber bus just round the corner for public transport

By Reuters ·

Egyptian passenger train derails near city of Aswan; 6 hurt

By AP ·

Train derails in Austria, several people injured

By AP ·

Saudi Arabia aims to build buses, operate toll roads

By Arab News ·

Dubai’s Crown Prince launches world’s first self-flying taxi on maiden flight

By Arab News ·

Dubai motorist’s wrong turn onto tram line could lead to hefty fine and disqualification

By Arab News ·

Dubai Ruler approves construction of 500km of cycle track

By Arab News ·

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