Sana'a:A meeting in Sana'a Governorate has focused on a strategic plan to improve the organization and location of transport terminals, aiming to relocate them from congested city streets to dedicated areas. This initiative seeks to regulate traffic flow, alleviate congestion, and enhance public transportation services in the districts surrounding Sana'a.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting gathered key officials from various departments, including the Public Works Department, the Transport Department, the Traffic Department, and the Governorate Secretariat. They reviewed multiple proposals and strategies to address transportation challenges, emphasizing the selection of appropriate sites for transport terminals based on detailed engineering and traffic studies to ensure efficient traffic flow and improved services for citizens.
Participants underscored the necessity of coordinated efforts among all relevant authorities to swiftly implement the plan, thereby organizing the transport sector to benefit public interests. The meeting concluded with recommendations to position terminal sites near major and secondary roads to facilitate passenger access and maintain optimal traffic movement.
The meeting also highlighted the roles of the transport and traffic sectors in determining vehicle terminal locations within the governorate's hub and outlined specific responsibilities for relevant offices to ensure organized operations According to established plans.
Following the meeting, department heads conducted a joint field visit to several proposed sites in the targeted districts. They assessed the locations' capacity and suitability for the bus routes involved. The visit included the Director of Technical Affairs at the Governorate's Public Works Office and the Director of Real Estate at the local branch of the General Authority for Land, Survey, and Urban Planning, along with other specialists and engineers from the relevant offices.
