Transportation officials in Plateau State have restored regular train operations on the Jos-Bukuru rail line, effective this Monday. Commissioner Davou Gyang authorized the restart through his ministry's Information Officer after technical teams completed comprehensive maintenance and safety evaluations. Railway experts conducted thorough testing procedures to ensure operational readiness before clearing the corridor for passenger service. The Nigerian Railway Corporation provided final certification for both the track infrastructure and rolling stock designated for the route. Transportation authorities confirmed that all safety protocols meet federal standards for resumed operations.
Passengers can access four round-trip services connecting Bukuru with Jos Terminus throughout each operating day. The rail line features designated stops at Old Airport and Dogon Karfe stations to serve intermediate communities. Morning service originates from Bukuru station at 06:50 AM and reaches the Jos terminal facility by 07:26 AM. Additional departures follow this inaugural run at scheduled intervals to maintain consistent passenger access. State transportation officials encourage residents to utilize the restored rail service for their travel needs.
The announcement marks the successful completion of an extensive infrastructure rehabilitation project that restored functionality to this vital transportation corridor. Engineering teams addressed mechanical deficiencies and structural concerns that had previously suspended regular operations. Federal railway authorities collaborated with state officials throughout the restoration process to ensure compliance with safety regulations. The resumed service provides residents with reliable public transportation between these two major urban centers in Plateau State.
Passengers can access four round-trip services connecting Bukuru with Jos Terminus throughout each operating day. The rail line features designated stops at Old Airport and Dogon Karfe stations to serve intermediate communities. Morning service originates from Bukuru station at 06:50 AM and reaches the Jos terminal facility by 07:26 AM. Additional departures follow this inaugural run at scheduled intervals to maintain consistent passenger access. State transportation officials encourage residents to utilize the restored rail service for their travel needs.
The announcement marks the successful completion of an extensive infrastructure rehabilitation project that restored functionality to this vital transportation corridor. Engineering teams addressed mechanical deficiencies and structural concerns that had previously suspended regular operations. Federal railway authorities collaborated with state officials throughout the restoration process to ensure compliance with safety regulations. The resumed service provides residents with reliable public transportation between these two major urban centers in Plateau State.
