Route 59: Mirqab to Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh

Commercial Downtown to Dense Neighborhood

Route 59 connects commercial downtown Mirqab with Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh, serving Jleeb residents requiring downtown access and downtown professionals employed in Jleeb. The 250 fils fare applies; this route is essential for Jleeb connectivity. Route 59 represents another vital downtown-Jleeb connection serving the massive neighborhood's transportation needs.

Commercial-to-Residential Dense Progression

The 30-35 minute journey progresses from downtown commercial core toward Jleeb's dense residential character, serving residents, workers, and service employees. Morning peak brings significant traffic—Jleeb residents commuting to downtown employment. Evening reverses toward residential return. The journey's character is distinctly residential-commute focused—practical, efficient, economically-motivated transit. AC functions reliably. Seating frequently involves standing during peaks. The route represents essential downtown-Jleeb connectivity—one of multiple routes serving this critical connection.

Connectivity for Jleeb's Economic Survival

Jleeb residents depend on routes like 59 for downtown employment access critical for income. Private taxi costs 12–15 KD; Route 59 at 250 fils enables 98% cost savings for daily commuters. A 30-day pass enables manageable commuting. The route's operational reliability provides employment punctuality assurance. Route 59 validates Jleeb residents as integral—transit equity extends to dense peripheral neighborhoods. The route embodies how public transit enables economic functioning through essential connectivity. Route 59 represents transit equity—multiple routes serving critical neighborhood ensuring access reliability.