The Orange Line Train and Metro Bus services in Lahore have been fully restored, bringing relief and convenience to thousands of daily commuters. After days of technical checks and maintenance work, both services are now back on track, offering smooth and timely operations across the city.
Officials confirmed that the restoration of the Orange Line Train and Metro Bus will help ease traffic congestion, reduce travel costs, and improve public access to efficient transport. The move has been widely appreciated by citizens who depend on these services to reach schools, workplaces, and marketplaces every day.
The Orange Line Train has resumed its full schedule with all stations operational and trains running at regular intervals. Authorities stated that several minor faults and maintenance tasks were completed to ensure better safety and reliability for passengers. The Metro Bus service, too, has returned to normal operations, providing uninterrupted travel on its routes with improved coordination and management.
The revival of both services also reflects the Punjab government’s focus on improving public transport in Lahore through sustainable and energy-efficient solutions. In addition to technical upgrades, plans are underway to power Orange Line stations through solar energy to reduce operational costs and carbon emissions.
Passengers have welcomed the restoration, calling it a major relief for those who rely on public transport daily. Many expressed satisfaction over cleaner trains, punctual arrivals, and better overall management. Transport officials assured that maintenance checks will continue regularly to avoid further disruptions.
The complete restoration of Orange Line Train and Metro Bus services marks a positive step toward making Lahore’s public transport system more reliable, eco-friendly, and commuter-focused. With smoother rides, better scheduling, and upcoming solar power integration, the city’s transport network is once again ready to move thousands efficiently every day.
