Cycle-sharing system launched in Peshawar
- By Web Desk -
- Mar 11, 2021
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government inaugurated on Thursday a cycle-sharing system.
“The wait is finally over and the Zu cycles are open for public use,” Special Assistant to the CM for Higher Education and Information Kamran Bangash said in a tweet after the inauguration.
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“With more than 300 cycles scattered at key locations in UoP, healthy & cheap commute finally becomes a reality. Lets pedal our way to a healthy economy & revive the beautiful city of flowers.”
The wait is finally over and the Zu cycles are open for public use.With more than 300 cycles scattered at key locations in UoP, healthy & cheap commute finally becomes a reality.
Lets pedal our way to a healthy economy & revive the beautiful city of flowers.#WeServeYou pic.twitter.com/8OimpiFFjp
— Kamran Bangash 🇵🇰 (@kamrankbangash) March 11, 2021
The Peshawar Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) has a dedicated track for cyclists. The bike-sharing feature of the bus service is said to be one f a kind in the country.
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