The upgrade works at the Suva Bus Station are progressing well with contractors reaching the cement stabilization stage and only three more phases left before its completion, keeping the project on track to deliver a modernized and improved facility for commuters.
According to contractors on-site, the cement stabilization phase is crucial in strengthening the foundation, ensuring durability and preventing surface wear over time.
They say following this, the remaining stages will involve asphalting, line marking and final structural enhancements to improve passenger safety and accessibility.
Commuters and vendors in the area have noticed visible changes as work continues, with expectations that the improvements will provide a smoother and more organized bus terminal experience.
The Suva City Council assures the public that despite the temporary inconvenience, the project is progressing efficiently and once completed, the station will offer better facilities and ease congestion during peak hours.
People are expected to see further developments at the bus station in the coming days as workers push forward to complete the final phases in the coming weeks.
The upgrade is expected to bring long-term benefits, enhancing the overall travel experience for thousands of Fijians who rely on the Suva Bus Station daily.
