Route 21A: Sharq to Farwaniyah

Downtown to Emerging District

Route 21A connects downtown Sharq with Farwaniyah, serving residents of the emerging Farwaniyah district and workers employed in its developing commercial zones. The 250 fils fare applies; this route represents transit to evolving Kuwait. Farwaniyah increasingly attracts commercial activity and residential development; Route 21A facilitates this growth.

Downtown to Development Transition

The 30-35 minute journey progresses from downtown's established commercial character toward Farwaniyah's emerging development. The route serves both downtown professionals and Farwaniyah residents, creating bidirectional commute flows. Morning emphasizes Farwaniyah-to-downtown work movement; evening reverses toward Farwaniyah residential return. The journey's character reflects evolving Kuwait—from established downtown toward developing peripheries. AC functions reliably. Seating reflects moderate crowding outside peak periods. The route enables Farwaniyah's continued residential and commercial growth through transit connectivity.

Supporting District Development

Route 21A validates Farwaniyah as increasingly important district requiring transit infrastructure investment. The route enables residents to access downtown employment/services while enabling downtown professionals to access Farwaniyah's developing commercial opportunities. Private transport from Sharq to Farwaniyah costs 8–12 KD; Route 21A at 250 fils enables cost-conscious transit. The route embodies how public transit supports geographic development—establishing connectivity enables growth. Farwaniyah's future depends partially on transit infrastructure like Route 21A.