GAPTE deploys over 48 repaired Aayalolo buses in Accra

Forty-eight Aayalolo buses that sat idle in maintenance yards due to mechanical failures have returned to active service across major routes in Accra.

The Greater Accra Passenger Transport Executive announced that technicians completed repairs on the fleet before sending the high-capacity vehicles back onto the capital city's streets.

The return of the 48 buses restores passenger capacity to a public transport system that has faced severe fleet shortages in recent years.

GAPTE manages the municipal transport framework, which was established to provide scheduled, regulated bus services across the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area.

The Aayalolo service launched to offer urban commuters a structured alternative to the informal commercial transit network that dominates transport in southern Ghana.

For decades, millions of residents across Greater Accra have depended on privately owned minibuses known locally as

According to 3News.