T
he Ga Central Municipal Assembly in collaboration with the Greater Accra Passenger Transport Executive (GAPTE) launched the Aayalolo Bus Service at the Anyaa Terminal Station.
The purpose of the newly launched bus service is to help mitigate challenges associated with transportation and reduce heavy traffic situation in the country particularly in the Greater Accra Region.
The newly introduced buses ( Aayalolo) will starts working on Monday, October 21, 2024, from 5am in the morning and end at 9pm daily with the routine being Adenta to Accra, Kasoa to Accra, Tema to Accra, Amasaman (Pokuase) to Accra, as well as Madina to Accra.
The MCE of the Ga Central Municipal Assembly, Hon. Ambrose Edward Tsegah in his speech said, the introduction of the buses is to meet travel demands and make travel easy and comfortable for commuters in the country.
Aayalolo Buses started operating in the country since 2016/2017 but the service wasn’t effective but this time around all organizations that falls under Transport Association are giving assurance to traders, market women, drivers, and the entire community of Anyaa that Aayalolo Buses has come to stay and will be working effectively, he added.
Guests were taking on a test ride after the unvailing of the buses.
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