Parviz Sarvari, Vice President of the Islamic City Council of Tehran, in a press conference regarding the condition of Tehran's bus fleet, reported serious damage to 17 out of 32 buses present on the ship. He noted that despite these problems, other buses are capable of being refurbished, and 31 two- and three-deck buses will soon join Tehran's fleet despite the pressure and threats from the United States.
Public Fleet Development During the War
Sarvari emphasized that the development of the public fleet in Tehran did not stop even during the war. He pointed to the existing capacities in the fleet and said: "In difficult conditions, we never neglected the development of the public fleet and continued to work with all our might." These statements reflect the determination and will of city officials to improve public transportation in the capital.
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Condition of Damaged Buses
Given the serious damage to several buses, the Vice President of the Islamic City Council of Tehran announced that 17 out of 32 buses on the ship have been damaged. However, he also pointed out that other buses are refurbishable, and officials are working to start this process as soon as possible. This action could help improve the fleet's condition and increase citizen satisfaction.
Sarvari also stated that 31 two- and three-deck buses will soon join Tehran's fleet. These buses, despite all international pressures and threats, have entered the country and will soon be at the service of citizens. He considered this a sign of the officials' firm resolve to provide better services to the people.
Future Outlook of the Bus Fleet
Parviz Sarvari, in his remarks, referred to the future of Tehran's bus fleet and said: "We are looking to improve the public fleet with precise planning and the use of modern technologies to provide better services to citizens." This promise indicates the efforts and determination of city officials to improve living conditions in the capital.
In conclusion, Sarvari expressed his hope for an increase in the quality of public transportation services and said: "We aim to transform Tehran into a safe city that is friendly to public transportation with the cooperation of citizens." These words reflect the determination and will of officials to improve the state of public transportation and citizen satisfaction.
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