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Islamabad Metro Bus Service Routes [Updated]

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has started the Islamabad Metro Bus Service, connecting different sectors and adjacent vicinities within the capital city.

The Islamabad Metro Bus Routes operate on six different routes, offering convenient transportation options throughout the city. Here are the complete details of all the routes:

UPDATE: Islamabad Metro Bus Service & BRT Routes Updated Map

These bus routes are operational under the Capital Mass Transit Authority (CMTA).

Islamabad Metro Bus Service Routes

Metro Orange Line Bus Route

Islamabad Bus Service Route: Faiz Ahmed Faiz (FAF) to Airport

  • Starting Point: Faiz Ahmed Faiz (FAF)
  • Key Stops:
    1. National Highway Authority (NHA)
    2. G-10
    3. Police Foundation
    4. NUST (National University of Sciences and Technology)
    5. G-13
    6. Golra Morr
    7. N-5 (National Highway)
  • Destination: Islamabad International Airport

This Metro Orange Line Bus Route offers convenient transportation for passengers traveling from Faiz Ahmed Faiz to the Islamabad International Airport, with multiple stops along the route catering to major locations in the city.

Islamabad Bus Service updated
Islamabad Metro Bus Service Routes

Islamabad Metro Bus Service Routes [Updated]

Islamabad Metro Red Line Bus Service Route: Saddar to Secretariat

  • Starting Point: Saddar
  • Key Stops:
  1. Marrir Chowk
  2. Liaquat Bagh
  3. Committee Chowk
  4. Waris Khan
  5. Chandni Chowk
  6. Rehmanabad
  7. 6th Road
  8. Shamsabad
  9. Faizabad
  10. Potohar
  11. Khayaban e Johar
  12. Faiz Ahmad Faiz
  13. Kashmir Highway
  14. Chaman
  15. Ibn-e-Sina
  16. Katchery
  17. PIMS (Metro Bus Interchange Stop)
  18. Stock Exchange
  19. 7th Avenue
  20. Shaheed E-Millat
  21. Parade Ground
  • Destination: Secretariat

This is the longest route offered by any bus in the Federal Capital, covering a wide range of key locations from Saddar to Secretariat, making it a comprehensive transit option for commuters in Islamabad.

Green Line Bus Route

Islamabad Green Line Bus Service Route: PIMS to Bhara Kahu

  • Starting Point: PIMS (Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences)
  • Key Stops:
  1. PIMS Hospital
  2. G-7/G-8 Intersection
  3. CDA (Capital Development Authority)
  4. Aabpara
  5. Foreign Office
  6. Lake View Park
  7. Malpur
  8. Shahdara/Korang
  • Destination: Bhara Kahu

The Green Line Bus Service connects PIMS to Bhara Kahu, covering important locations and providing a convenient option for commuters traveling through the city.

Blue Line Bus Route

Islamabad Blue Line Bus Service Route: PIMS to Karal Chowk

  • Starting Point: PIMS (Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences)
  • Key Stops:
  1. PIMS Hospital
  2. G-7/G-8 Intersection
  3. H-8 / Shakarparian
  4. I-8 / Parade Ground
  5. Faizabad
  6. Sohan
  7. Iqbal Town
  8. Kuri Road
  9. Zia Masjid
  10. Khanna Pul
  11. Fazaiya
  12. Gangal
  13. Karal Chowk
  • Destination: Gulberg Green

The Blue Line Bus Service offers a convenient route from PIMS to Karal Chowk, passing through several key areas and serving commuters along this important corridor in Islamabad.

Electric Bus Route:

First Route: NUST Orange Line Depot (G-11) to PIMS Hospital

  • Stops:
    1. NUST Orange Line Depot
    2. G-11 Markaz
    3. G-10 Markaz
    4. G-9 Markaz
    5. G-8 Markaz
    6. PIMS Hospital
  • Stops Count: 13 stops in total
  • Frequency: Every 10 minutes

This route begins at the NUST Orange Line Depot in G-11, passing through various sectors before concluding at PIMS Hospital.

Second Route: PIMS Hospital to Bari Imam

  • Stops:
    1. PIMS Hospital
    2. G-7
    3. G-6
    4. Melody
    5. Aabpara
    6. Ataturk Road
    7. Serena Hotel
    8. Foreign Office
    9. Radio Pakistan
    10. Diplomatic Enclave
    11. Bari Imam
  • Frequency: Every 10 minutes

This route starts at PIMS Hospital and travels through key locations, including G-7, G-6, Aabpara, and the Diplomatic Enclave, ending at Bari Imam.

Operational Hours: 6 AM to 10 PM daily

These routes provide convenient access across major areas of Islamabad, ensuring frequent service and reliable transportation throughout the day.

Electric Buses
Electric Buses

Pink Metro Bus Service (For Women Only) NO FARES

ROUTES:

  1. 1-A: Nilore to F-11/1 FGCHE&MS
  2. 1-B: Nilore (Ziarat Stop) to Secretariat
  3. 2-A: Bhara Kau to F-11/1 FGCHE&MS (via F-6)
  4. 2-B: Bhara Kau to F-11/1 FGCHE&MS (via G-6)
  5. 3-A: Humak to Secretariat
  6. 3-B: Humak to F-11/1 FGCHE&MS
  7. 4-A: I-14 (IJP Road) to Secretariat
  8. 4-B: I-14 (IJP Road) to F-11/1 FGCHE&MS
  9. 5-A: B-17 to Secretariat (via Margalla Avenue)
  10. 5-B: B-17 to Secretariat (via GT Road, G-14)
Islamabad Pink Bus Service for Women
Islamabad Introduces Pink Bus Service for Women [Routes Update]

For complete routes and stops, check our detailed post, Pink Bus Service for Women [Routes Update]

Islamabad Metro Bus Service Routes Map

Here you can also Download the copy of the Islamabad Metro Bus Service Routes Map

How to reach the CDA office via metro bus?

The Green Line stops at CDA (Capital Development Authority) near the G-7/G-8 Intersection.

What is the difference between metro bus and electric bus routes?

Metro buses (Orange, Red, Green, Blue) run on conventional routes, while Electric Buses connect NUST Depot to PIMS and PIMS to Bari Imam.

How to travel from G-10 to G-13 via metro bus?

The Orange Line connects G-10 to G-13 directly.

What are the metro bus stops on Kashmir Highway?

The Red Line stops at Kashmir Highway en route to Secretariat.

How to reach Waris Khan via metro bus?

The Red Line passes through Waris Khan.

Are there metro stops near hospitals in Islamabad?

Yes, PIMS Hospital and NUST have dedicated metro stops.

How to get to Islamabad Airport via metro bus?

The Orange Line (FAF to Airport) is the fastest route. Check the map [link] for exact stops.

What is the best metro route for tourists visiting Islamabad?

The Green Line (PIMS to Bhara Kahu) and Electric Bus routes (PIMS to Bari Imam) are ideal for tourists visiting landmarks like Lake View Park and Bari Imam.

How to contact metro bus service for lost items?

Report lost items via the CDA website or call the CMTA helpline.

Are there metro buses to Bari Imam?

Yes, the Electric Bus Route from PIMS Hospital to Bari Imam runs every 10 minutes.

How to travel from Faizabad to Secretariat?

The Red Line connects Faizabad to Secretariat directly.

What is the last stop of the Blue Line metro bus?

The Blue Line ends at Gulberg Green , passing through Karal Chowk, Khanna Pul, and Zia Masjid.

How to check if a metro bus is delayed or canceled?

Visit the CDA website or join the incpak WhatsApp group for alerts.

Are there metro buses to Bhara Kahu?

Yes, the Green Line runs from PIMS to Bhara Kahu, passing through G-7/G-8 Intersection, CDA, and Lake View Park.

How to travel from NUST to Secretariat via metro bus?

Take the Orange Line from NUST Depot to PIMS Hospital, then transfer to the Red Line at PIMS to reach Secretariat.

Where is the metro bus interchange near PIMS?

PIMS Hospital serves as a major interchange stop for the Green Line , Blue Line , and Electric Bus Routes .

How to reach Golra Morr via metro bus?

The Orange Line passes through Golra Morr. Board at Faiz Ahmed Faiz (FAF) and alight at Golra Morr.

What is the schedule for electric buses in Islamabad?

Electric buses operate from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM , with stops at NUST Depot, G-11 Markaz, G-10 Markaz, and PIMS Hospital.

Are there discounts for students or senior citizens?

Currently, no official discounts are mentioned. However, the Pink Bus Service (women-only) is free for all passengers.

How to report issues with metro bus services?

Contact the CMTA helpline or you can also file a complaint via the CDA website.

Is there a metro bus route to Islamabad International Airport?

Yes, the Orange Line connects Faiz Ahmed Faiz (FAF) to Islamabad International Airport. Key stops include NUST, G-13, Golra Morr, and N-5 Highway.

How to travel from PIMS Hospital to Bari Imam via metro bus?

Take the Electric Bus Route starting at PIMS Hospital. Key stops include G-7, G-6, Aabpara, Serena Hotel, and Diplomatic Enclave. Buses run every 10 minutes.

What are the key stops on the Red Line metro bus?

Red Line stops include:
Saddar
Marrir Chowk
Liaquat Bagh
Committee Chowk
Rehmanabad
Faizabad
Secretariat

Are there women-only metro buses in Islamabad?

Yes, the Pink Bus Service is exclusively for women. It covers routes from Nilore, Bhara Kau, Humak, I-14, and B-17 to Secretariat and F-11/1 FGCHE&MS.

How frequent are the metro buses in Islamabad?

Buses run every 10–15 minutes during peak hours. Electric buses also follow the same frequency for routes like NUST Depot to PIMS and PIMS to Bari Imam.

What is the fare for Islamabad Metro Bus?

The standard fare ranges from PKR 20–50 depending on the distance. The Pink Bus Service for women is currently free of charge.

How can I check metro bus timings in Islamabad?

Metro Bus operates daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM . Real-time updates and schedules are available on the official CMTA website or via the CDA mobile app.

The Islamabad Metro Bus operates on six major routes:

Orange Line : Faiz Ahmed Faiz (FAF) to Islamabad International Airport
Red Line : Saddar to Secretariat
Green Line : PIMS to Bhara Kahu
Blue Line : PIMS to Karal Chowk
Electric Bus Routes :NUST Orange Line Depot (G-11) to PIMS Hospital
PIMS Hospital to Bari Imam

Pink Bus Service : Nilore, Bhara Kau, Humak, I-14, and B-17 to Secretariat/F-11 (women-only).

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