Šapić: 'Jug' Bus Station Will Improve Traffic and Reduce Congestion
Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić visited the 'Jug' bus station, which opened on Wednesday, and stated that it will significantly improve traffic and public transport in Belgrade and reduce its burden.
TL;DR
- The new 'Jug' bus station in Belgrade aims to improve traffic and public transport.
- It features a 'Park and Ride' facility with 350 parking spaces.
- The station is a new hub for buses heading to southern Serbia and for suburban/intercity vehicles.
- Three city bus lines (18, 36, 39) previously using a different route will now stop at 'Jug'.
- Several other lines (17, 38L, 46, 55, 70) will also use the new station before continuing on their routes.
- A new shuttle line, KC1, connects the Clinical Center of Serbia to 'Jug' with stops at Svetozara Markovića and Pasterova streets.
- Future plans include a footbridge connecting the parking lot to a pedestrian path over the Autokomanda intersection.
- Additional construction at the station includes a canopy, benches, and a security booth.
- Improved road infrastructure around the station aims to eliminate previous traffic and utility collapses.
- A new exit to the highway behind the EPS building is planned to ease access for drivers from Voždovac.