Sajha Yatayat expands Kathmandu night bus service to six routes
Summary
Sajha Yatayat is expanding its Kathmandu Valley night bus service from two routes to six, deploying 28 electric buses starting Saturday. The service is designed to serve late-night workers, students, health staff, and security personnel while reducing emissions in the Valley.
Key Points
- Sajha Yatayat will run 28 electric buses on six night routes in Kathmandu Valley, up from seven buses on two routes.
- The expansion starts on Saturday and coincides with Constitution Day.
- New routes include Budhanilkantha–Godawari, Jagati–Ratnapark–Thamel, Airport–Nagdhunga, and Kirtipur–Jamal, while existing services will continue.
- The company says the service is aimed at meeting rising night-time transport demand and lowering emissions.
