More than 481,000 passengers used the Madinah Buses public transport service in the final quarter of 2025, helping residents and visitors reach destinations across most neighbourhoods and key locations in Madinah.
Supervised by the Madinah Region Development Authority, the project is a public transport initiative with more than 177 buses equipped to modern service standards, including dedicated seating for passengers with disabilities, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
Passengers can plan journeys across a network operating throughout the week, with 195 shared stations along 15 routes totalling 639 kilometres. The network includes 455 stopping points across neighbourhoods, main roads and key areas in the city.
Five routes operate around the clock for residents and visitors: Haramain High-Speed Railway Station–Miqat Mosque; Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport–the Prophet’s Mosque; Sayyid Al-Shuhada Square–Al Aliyah; Al Qaswa–Al Khalidiyah; and Al Faisaliyah–Wadi Mudhainib.
Ten additional routes operate between 18 and 22 hours daily, covering most neighbourhoods and major locations within the Madinah Buses network.
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