Green buses of Karachi runs on compress natural gas (CNG). Since fares are cheap, so finding a place inside to stand firmly, as the bus runs wild on road, is an accomplishment.
Consider yourself very lucky if you find an empty seat in one, especially during morning hours.
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Any Green buses heading up and over the Karakoram? On my to do list !
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Green bus for Karakorum??
You need green jeeps only for that area 🙂
Karakorum area is a perfect pick for a traveler’s to-do list
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The only public buses, I traveled in are F11, W21 and W22. I never had the opportunity of travelling in one of these Green buses.
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Yeah, I have also traveled in mini buses mostly but have seen how much public travel in those green buses. So many people!!
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hmm, I thought green buses have less passengers.
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Those green buses which runs on Shahrah-e-Faisal are not. I have seen them and they are so loaded with people.
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