Transport Minister inspects 2nd phase of Cairo BRT project
The minister said that the new section will serve several densely populated areas, including New Cairo, Maadi, Mokattam, Omraniya, Talbiya, Mariouteya and Mansouriya. He added that the electric BRT system will help reduce traffic congestion and emissions while providing faster public transport.
- ▪The minister said that the new section will serve several densely populated areas, including New Cairo, Maadi, Mokattam, Omraniya, Talbiya, Mariouteya and Mansouriya.
- ▪He added that the electric BRT system will help reduce traffic congestion and emissions while providing faster public transport.
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Facebook X LinkedIn Minister of Transport Kamel al-Wazir inspected the second phase of Cairo’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project to review station readiness ahead of the start of operations. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1652956513490-0'); }); The second phase extends 40 kilometers from al-Mosheer Tantawy Station to Sun Capital Station and includes 16 stations, forming part of the project’s planned 48-station network. During the tour, Wazir reviewed passenger facilities, including station access, pedestrian bridges, tunnels, ticketing systems, electronic gates and waiting areas.
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