Algeria has initiated a large-scale operation to remove urban buses aged 30 years or older from circulation. Transportation authorities in various provinces are now overseeing the replacement of these aging vehicles. The initiative began with a directive from the Algiers transportation authority, requesting transport operators with qualifying buses take action. This move aims to modernize Algeria’s public transportation system and improve service quality. The program indicates a broader effort to upgrade the national fleet and address safety and reliability concerns associated with older buses. Further details regarding the replacement process and funding are expected to be released soon. The goal is to provide citizens with a more comfortable and efficient public transport experience.