Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) has decided to modernize the Sayedabad Inter-District Bus Terminal in line with its original design to restore order in the capital’s public transport system. The decision was made on Tuesday at a meeting held at Nagar Bhaban, chaired by DSCC Administrator and freedom fighter Abdus Salam, with lawmaker and transport leader Advocate Shamsur Rahman Shimul Biswas attending as special guest. From now on, all unauthorized bus counters will be removed, and the use of the Sayedabad terminal will be made mandatory.

The meeting outlined several key measures, including the reallocation of 110 ticket counters across six terminal blocks on a fair basis, removal of illegal structures and shops, and construction of boundary walls to ensure proper use of flyovers. Drainage improvements and removal of abandoned bus remnants were also planned. Passenger facilities will be enhanced with a modern breastfeeding center, rest areas, clean toilets, a police outpost, and neon signage.

According to DSCC, full utilization of the terminal is essential for restoring road discipline, while coordinated efforts among government, owners, and workers aim to ensure safer and more efficient passenger services.