KMC seeks cooperation from Bhaktapur, Thimi for night bus services
Summary
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has sought cooperation from Bhaktapur and Madhyapur Thimi municipalities to launch night-time public transport services in the Valley from September 19. The service will run 28 electric buses on six routes until midnight, with a maximum fare of Rs. 80.
Key Points
- Kathmandu Metropolitan City has proposed inter-municipal cooperation with Bhaktapur and Madhyapur Thimi to run night bus services across the Kathmandu Valley.
- The night service is scheduled to begin on September 19 with 28 electric buses operating on six routes from 8 pm to midnight.
- Acting Mayor Sunita Dangol said the service should be treated as a transboundary public need, while local leaders from Bhaktapur and Thimi expressed support.
- Sajha Yatayat said local government participation would increase passenger confidence and help expand access for workers, students, patients and night-time businesses.
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