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Starting from Sunday, Mowasalat will step up the frequencies of a number of bus services, the Ministry of Transport and Communications announced.
‘We are continuously evolving new solutions embracing latest technology and innovation for the benefit of serving our customers,’ Mowasalat managing director Khalid Nasser al-Hail said.
The public transport company is also catering to the rising demand that comes with the increasing population and influx of visitors to the country, he explained.
As part of the changes, passengers for the Hope on and Hope Off feeder services between the Asian Town and areas between Street 1 and Street 52 should take buses from near the Karwa City.
Those using the 300 series circular services and Routes 20, 21 and 57 should also need to catch the bus from the new bus stop.
The new time table, which has all details of the new services, may be downloaded from www.mowasalat.com. The revised time table is also displayed at the Doha Bus Station.
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