Editing Transport in Pakistan (section)

=== Buses ===
Within cities, buses provide a significant role in commuting a large number of travelers from one city to another. Recently, large CNG buses have been put onto the streets of various cities, primarily [[Karachi]] and [[Lahore]], and recently [[Islamabad]],[[Peshawar]] as the minivans which were originally used were beginning to cause large traffic problems. Private yellow and white minivans have services throughout cities in Pakistan and get commuters from one point of the city to the other at a low cost. Since 2000, however, the government has taken a comprehensive initiative to modernize the existing bus fleets and minimally impact the environment. This public-private enterprise would gradually introduce 8,000 CNG buses throughout the country and 800 buses in Karachi. This venture will ensure high standards of efficiency and cleanliness.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.php?id=217619 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20241225090539/http://www.paktribune.com/news/index.php?id=217619 |url-status=dead |archive-date=25 December 2024 |title=Imran Khan sworn-in as PM Pakistan |publisher=PakTribune |access-date=2018-08-18 }}</ref>

* '''Inter city'''

Bus service in urban areas and between cities is well established with services run by both public and private sectors.

* '''International'''
International bus services are also well established in Pakistan and connect to various countries:
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* [[Islamabad]]-[[Dushanbe]], Tajikistan (proposed)
* [[Peshawar]]-[[Kabul]], Afghanistan 
* [[Peshawar]]-[[Jalalabad]], Afghanistan 
* [[Gwadar]]-[[Zahidan]], Iran
* [[Karachi]]-[[Quetta]]-[[Zahidan]]-[[Tehran]], Iran (proposed)
* [[Quetta]]-[[Mashad]], Iran
* [[Quetta]]-[[Zahidan]], Iran 
* [[Islamabad]]-[[Kashghar]], China (proposed)
* [[Gilgit]]-[[Kashgar]] see [[Karakoram Highway#Bus service between Gilgit and Kashgar|Karakoram Highway]]
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