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The Cabinet has approved the procurement of 600 new deluxe air-conditioned buses for the Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB), marking a significant upgrade to intercity and long-distance passenger transport services. The decision revises an earlier plan under the government’s 2026 investment programme that had allocated Rs. 14.4 billion for the purchase of 600 standard buses.
The new fleet of deluxe AC buses is expected to provide greater comfort and reliability for commuters traveling between major cities and towns. The move comes as part of ongoing efforts to modernize the country’s public transport system and attract more passengers to state-run bus services.
Officials say the upgraded buses will feature modern amenities, including air conditioning and improved seating, aimed at enhancing the travel experience. The revised procurement plan reflects the government’s responsiveness to public demand for higher-quality intercity transport options.
Details on the timeline for delivery and routes to be served are expected to be finalized in the coming weeks. The investment is seen as a boost to the transport sector, supporting economic activity and connectivity across Sri Lanka.
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