Madinah bus network increases service on 16 routes
Madinah Buses revised schedules across 16 routes to reduce waits; services connect neighborhoods with the high-speed rail station, the Prophet’s Mosque and the airport.
Madinah Buses, operated by the Madinah Region Development Authority, updated schedules and increased daily trips on selected routes on 21 October. Saudi Press Agency said the changes cover 16 routes linking neighborhoods with the Haramain High-Speed Railway Station, the Prophet’s Mosque, the airport and service areas.
The authority said the changes are intended to reduce waiting times and encourage public transport use. Trip intervals vary by route, and the source directs passengers to route-specific schedules for hours and intervals. It reports no overall ridership total or capacity increase.
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