Almaty launches bus route No. 130 with 9-minute intervals
Almaty has launched a new bus route, No. 130, with a 9-minute interval. The service aims to improve public transportation efficiency in the city. The launch comes as urban mobility demands increase.
Route Details
The new bus route No. 130 in Almaty will operate with a planned interval of 9 minutes. This route is part of the city's efforts to enhance public transport services. Almaty Transport Department oversees the implementation of this route.
Public Transport Strategy
The introduction of route No. 130 aligns with Almaty's broader strategy to improve urban mobility. The city has been expanding its public transport network to accommodate growing commuter needs. The Transport Department has reported increased ridership in recent months.
Xinjiang Tacheng–Almaty Bus Route
The Xinjiang Tacheng–Almaty international bus route was officially launched on March 15. This route spans approximately 900 kilometers and has a journey time of 13 hours. Initially, it will operate with two trips per week, with potential for increased frequency based on demand.
BRT Line Test Launch
A key section of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line has been launched in a test mode in Almaty. The route runs along Zheltoksan Street, connecting two major city highways: Timiryazev Street and Raimbek Avenue. The high-speed buses are expected to significantly alleviate congestion in the city center.
What's Next
The Almaty Transport Department will monitor the route's performance in the coming weeks. It remains unclear how the new service will impact traffic congestion in the city.
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Almaty launches bus route No. 130 with 9-minute intervals
