Punjab Approves Free Transport for Students, Seniors and Disabled
- Abeera Marium Siddiqui
- March 28, 2025
- 10:50 am
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- Current Affairs
Punjab approves free transport for students, senior citizens, and people with disabilities. This new policy will ease financial burdens and improve accessibility. The government will roll it out in major cities to ensure smooth and efficient public transport.
Free Transport for Students
Students across Punjab will soon travel for free on public transport. This step will reduce daily expenses and help more students continue their education. Many families struggle with transport costs, making this initiative a big relief.
Public buses and metro services will be part of the program. The government will also ensure enough transport to meet demand and prevent overcrowding. Schools and colleges will work with transport authorities to make the system efficient.
Support for Senior Citizens
Senior citizens will also benefit from free transport. Many elderly people rely on public transport for their daily needs. This policy will help them travel freely and maintain an active lifestyle.
The initiative includes buses, metro trains, and other public transport services. Authorities will improve designated seating and accessibility features for their comfort. The government is working to ensure a smooth rollout on major routes.
Better Mobility for People with Disabilities
Punjab approves free transport for people with disabilities to make travel more inclusive. Accessible transport is essential for their independence and mobility.
Buses and metro stations will have ramps, priority seating, and other facilities. The government will also train transport staff to assist people with disabilities. This step will help create a hassle-free travel experience.
Government’s Commitment to Welfare
This initiative reflects Punjab’s focus on public welfare. The government is working on policies to support education, senior care, and disability rights. Free transport is an important step toward a more inclusive society.
Officials are finalizing the plan, and more details will be announced soon.
