Route 38: Maliya to Da'ahiya Sabah Al-Salem

Central to Modern Suburb

Route 38 connects central Maliya with Da'ahiya Sabah Al-Salem, serving suburban residents and central-district professionals employed in suburban locations. The 250 fils fare applies; regular commuters utilize monthly passes. This route serves modern suburban development—one of Kuwait's planned new neighborhoods.

Central-to-Suburban Progression

The 35-40 minute journey progresses from central Maliya toward suburban Da'ahiya Sabah Al-Salem—a modern planned residential development. The route serves suburban residents accessing central employment/services and central professionals accessing suburban employment/residence. Morning peak emphasizes suburban-to-central work movement; evening reverses this. The journey's character reflects urban-to-suburban transition—from established commercial density toward planned residential order. AC functions reliably. Seating reflects moderate passenger loads outside peaks. The route supports planned suburban development through transit connectivity.

Supporting Suburban Development

Da'ahiya Sabah Al-Salem represents modern Kuwait's urban planning—intentional suburban development with planned infrastructure. Route 38 enables this development by providing transit connectivity essential for residents' downtown access. The route validates suburban residence as legitimate destination requiring intentional transit design. Private transport from Maliya to Da'ahiya costs 10–14 KD; Route 38 at 250 fils enables economical suburban access. The route embodies how public transit supports planned urban development. Route 38 demonstrates Kuwait's transit maturity—connecting established central districts with planned suburban growth.