Ebonyi State Introduces Free CNG Bus Service for Workers and Students
Ebonyi State launches a free-of-charge transportation service using eco-friendly CNG buses to ferry workers and students to various campuses, prioritizing accessibility and sustainability.
In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable transportation and enhanced accessibility, Ebonyi State has rolled out a fleet of four 100-seater INNOSON Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses. Today, these eco-friendly vehicles were put into operation, serving workers and students alike.
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The buses were deployed this morning to cater to the commuting needs of individuals traveling to the Centenary City and various campuses of Ebonyi State University, College of Education Ikwo, and FUNAI. This initiative marks a significant step towards addressing transportation challenges within the state and promoting environmental consciousness through the adoption of CNG technology.
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Notably, the most commendable aspect of this service is its accessibility to all workers and students, as reiterated by state officials. It is emphasized that no payment is required from passengers; the transportation service is entirely free of charge. This bold move underscores the government's commitment to prioritizing the welfare and convenience of Ebonyi residents.
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Through initiatives like these, Ebonyi State continues to demonstrate proactive governance and a dedication to serving its people according to their needs. The introduction of these CNG buses not only fosters a more sustainable mode of transportation but also ensures equitable access to essential services for all members of the community.