un programme spécial pour faciliter la circulation des citoyens à Alger
Summary of Etusa’s Special Transport Program for Aïd El Fitr
The public transportation authority in Algiers, known as Etablissement public de transport urbain et suburbain d’Alger (Etusa), has announced a special transportation program to accommodate the increased movement of citizens during the religious celebration of Aïd El Fitr. This initiative aims to facilitate easier access to essential destinations during the festivities.
Details of the Transport Schedule
The special transportation program will be operational from 6:30 AM until 7:00 PM for daytime service and from 7:00 PM to 12:40 AM for night service. The frequency of bus rotations is set at approximately 30 minutes between each bus. Etusa will run a total of 182 lines throughout the day and 23 lines for the night service.
For those wishing to attend prayers at Djamaa El Djazair, the initial departures are scheduled for 6:00 AM, with returns planned following the conclusion of the Aïd El Fitr prayers. Key departure points for the buses include major stations such as 1er mai, Audin, Place des Martyrs, Les Fusillés, Kouba, Sidi Abdellah, and Ouled Moussa, ensuring broad accessibility across the city. The route will stretch to include Reghaia, Rouiba, El Hamiz, Khemis Khechna, and Hamadi, with the final stop being Les Eucalyptus station.
TARAHOM Program for Cemetery Shuttles
In addition to the regular transport services, Etusa has launched a specific shuttle program known as TARAHOM, focused on transporting individuals to cemeteries during the Aïd celebration. This service is available from 7:00 AM to 1:40 PM and includes five dedicated lines that facilitate transit to various cemetery sites.
The TARAHOM shuttles will operate from the following stations:
- 1er Mai to El Alia Cemetery
- Place des Martyrs to El Alia Cemetery
- Chevalley to Dely Brahim Cemetery
- Bachdjarah to Sidi Rezine Cemetery (via Beraki)
- El Harrach to El Alia Cemetery (via Sidi Tayeb Cemetery)
The introduction of these services is part of Etusa’s ongoing commitment to enhance public transport accessibility and support community needs during significant cultural and religious events.
Conclusion
The Etusa’s special program for Aïd El Fitr reflects an important effort to ensure that all citizens can participate fully in the festivities, particularly in attending prayers and commemorating loved ones at cemeteries. By offering extended service hours and a variety of routes, the agency aims to promote a smoother experience for the public during this significant holiday.
