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Others include the rapid electric train (6th October – Luxor – Aswan) at the length of 925 km (28 stations), the rapid electric train (Luxor – Qena – Safaga – Hurghada), and the rapid electric train (West Port Said - Abu Qir).23 • The transformation of public buses to operate
Others include the rapid electric train (6th October – Luxor – Aswan) at the length of 925 km (28 stations), the rapid electric train (Luxor – Qena – Safaga – Hurghada), and the rapid electric train (West Port Said - Abu Qir).23 • The transformation of public buses to operate on lower carbon intensive fuels (i.e. natural gas), efficient routes through the adoption of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems. Moreover, the encouragement of use of bicycles and construction of designated lanes and other infrastructure.
The transformation of public buses to operate on lower carbon intensive fuels (i.e. natural gas),  efficient routes through the adoption of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems. 