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Pink Bus Service in Islamabad: Free, Safe Rides for Women

The Pink Bus Service is reshaping public transport for women in Islamabad. With 22 buses already running and more on the way, this free and secure service is giving thousands of working women and students safer, easier commutes.

By Najeeb KhanOct 18, 2025 290 views 0 comments
Pink Bus Service in Islamabad: Free, Safe Rides for Women

Table of Contents

  • Current Impact and Reach
  • Big Plans for Growth
  • Listening to Riders
  • Funding the Future
  • Why It Matters
  • What’s Next?

The Pink Bus Service is a game-changer for working women and girl students in Islamabad. It’s free, safe, and built to make daily travel stress-free. The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training are ready to take it up a notch.

Current Impact and Reach

Right now, 22 buses cover five rural sectors during peak hours. Over 4,000 women hop on every day. A recent review says it’s working; women feel safer and find travel easier. It’s a reliable option that fits their busy lives.

Big Plans for Growth

The ministry has bold ideas. They want to add more buses and extend routes to reach underserved rural areas. Better timings are also on the table to match women’s schedules. Safety stays first, with trained female staff on board to keep things secure.

Listening to Riders

Feedback is key. The ministry wants to regularly hear from riders to keep improving the service. They’re genuinely committed to meeting women’s needs and making sure everything stays high-quality..

Funding the Future

If the 2025–26 budget comes through, these upgrades could roll out soon. More buses, new routes, and improved timings could help thousands more women get to work or school with ease.

Why It Matters

For many women, getting around Islamabad is tough. Public transport can be unsafe or crowded, and private options cost too much. The Pink Bus Service changes that. It’s not just a ride, it’s a way to open doors to education and jobs.

What’s Next?

It's a positive initiative toward women's empowerment. This service could make your daily commute smoother and safer. Stay tuned for updates. The Pink Bus Service is ready to grow.

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