The Sindh government has finalized fares for the newly launched double-decker bus service in Karachi, aiming to provide affordable and modern public transport to city commuters.

Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said the double-decker buses will operate on a 22-kilometre route, with fares ranging between Rs. 80 and Rs. 120, depending on the distance travelled.

Initially, the service will run from Malir to Shahrah-e-Faisal, with plans to expand operations to additional routes across Karachi in the coming months. Officials said the government is offering subsidies on bus fares to keep the service accessible for the public.

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Sharjeel Inam Memon said the launch of the double-decker buses reflects the government’s commitment to improving urban transport and easing traffic pressure on major roads. He added that public transport facilities are being expanded steadily across Sindh.

Highlighting the scale of existing services, the minister said more than 125,000 passengers use the Peoples Bus Service daily, while around 65,000 commuters rely on the Green Line bus service each day. He also confirmed that work on the Red Line BRT project has resumed.

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The government says the new double-decker buses will help improve mobility, reduce congestion, and provide a more comfortable travel option for Karachi residents.