Public buses are an important means of transportation for many people. However, they are often overloaded with passengers, especially during rush hours. Overloading occurs when more passengers travel on a bus than it is designed to carry. This creates many problems. It increases the risk of road accidents because drivers may find it difficult to control their vehicles. Overloaded buses also make passengers uncomfortable and can lead to injuries. People standing on steps or hanging from doors are at serious risk of falling.
Overcrowding causes delays and puts extra pressure on buses, leading to mechanical problems. The government and transport authorities should strictly enforce passenger limits. Bus owners and drivers should avoid taking extra passengers and citizens should report unsafe practices. Overloaded buses are a serious safety issue. By following transportation rules, we can make public travel safer and more comfortable for everyone.
Huzaifa Ahmed Siddiqui
Karachi
