Punjab Minister for Transport and Mass Transit, Bilal Akbar Khan, announced that an electric bus service will begin in Attock from April 2026, marking a major step toward sustainable and modern public transportation in the region.

The service will initially deploy 15 green buses covering key routes linking Attock city with Hazro, Attock Khurd, Haji Shah, and Fateh Jang. Officials confirmed that additional routes will be introduced in later phases to expand connectivity across the district.

Hybrid and Sustainable Technology

Each bus will operate on a hybrid system, capable of covering approximately 300 kilometres daily. Charging will be supported through a combination of electricity and solar power, reducing environmental impact while ensuring continuous operations. The initiative reflects the provincial government’s commitment to eco-friendly public transport.

Future Expansion Plans

Minister Bilal Akbar Khan stated that Attock will receive more buses in the next phase. The service is planned to gradually extend to other tehsils, including underdeveloped areas, improving mobility for citizens and supporting economic activity.

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The project is part of Punjab’s broader plan to provide modern, affordable, and reliable transportation to residents. Officials believe that the introduction of electric buses will enhance commuter convenience, reduce travel costs, and promote cleaner energy usage.

With public transport infrastructure steadily improving, residents of Attock can expect a safer, greener, and more efficient travel experience as the electric bus service rolls out in the coming month.