Route 66: Salmiya to Hassawi

Coastal to Industrial Hub

Route 66 connects coastal residential Salmiya with central industrial hub Hassawi, serving Salmiya residents accessing industrial employment and Hassawi industrial workers employed elsewhere. The 250 fils fare applies; this route represents the industrial-connection artery. Hassawi serves as distribution hub for multiple routes; Route 66 facilitates coastal-to-industrial connectivity.

Coastal-to-Industrial Transition

The 40-45 minute journey progresses from coastal Salmiya toward central industrial Hassawi, serving residents, workers, and logistics professionals. The journey's character reflects residential-to-industrial transition—from upscale coastal residence toward functional industrial operations. AC functions reliably. Seating accommodates moderate passenger loads outside industrial peaks. The route supports industrial activity connectivity from residential zones.

Supporting Industrial Connectivity

Route 66 enables Salmiya residents to access Hassawi industrial employment and enables Hassawi workers to access coastal residential zones. Private transport costs 10–14 KD; Route 66 at 250 fils enables economical industrial-residential connectivity. The route validates industrial hubs as legitimate transit destinations. Route 66 embodies how transit connects residential zones with industrial employment centers. The route represents infrastructure supporting economic activity across geographic zones.