Route 40A: UN Circle to Fahaheel

Institutional to Commercial Connection

Route 40A bridges UN Circle's institutional development focus with Fahaheel's southern commercial character, serving institutional professionals and commercial employees. The 250 fils fare applies; this route connects two distinct economic zones. The journey represents transit supporting diverse economic functions.

Institutional-to-Commercial Bridge

The 35-40 minute journey connects UN Circle's institutional character with Fahaheel's commercial operations, serving institutional professionals accessing commercial employment/services and commercial employees reaching institutional organizations. The journey's character reflects economic-function transition—from institutional development toward commercial commerce. AC functions reliably. Seating reflects moderate passenger loads—comfortable except commercial-peak periods. The route connects institutional development and commercial commerce into single transit corridor.

Bridging Economic Functions

Route 40A enables institutional professionals to access Fahaheel's commercial services, validates commercial employees as legitimate transit users, and connects two critical economic zones. Private transport costs 10–14 KD; Route 40A at 250 fils enables economical connectivity. The route embodies how public transit serves multiple economic purposes—institutional commuting, commercial access, cross-sector connectivity. Route 40A demonstrates transit supporting economic diversity.