Public Transport in Birote With Historical Background
Transport running via Birote from Kashmir to Taxila, Gandhara and Central Punjab since per-history era. The northern end of Birote, Domale is a cross road of River Jhelum through centuries. It was a staying point in Asoka period to last decade of sixth century when Huns destroyed the beauty of Taxila and this city translated in to archeological site for future time. Punjab to Kashmir popular rout for traveler came in to being in start of eightenth century. Rawalpindi Sri Nager Road constructed in 1870 and first Kohala Bridge and Kanair Pull in 1871. Bull and horse curt were running at that time. First buss of Allied Chiragh Din Transport was introduced after First World War. Raja Mohammad Amin Khan, Molvi Abdur Raoof Alvi, Molvi Ghazi Awan, Molvi Ghulam Nabi Awan, Mehmood Shah, Ghulam Nabi Shah (father of Dr. Ilyas Shah) and Raja Nazar were first drivers and transporters of Birote. Pindi Murree Transport Company and Murree Hills Transport Company had monopoly in that area from 1948 to 1985. Many others transporters entered in this business and last bus of Birote is Murree Hills Bus parked at Maira, Kahoo East as a scrape or a symbol of old transport in Birote. Wagons and coasters are new means of transport in Circle Bakote. More than 150 wagons are running in between Birote and Rawalpindi route. One wagon is operating from Basian to Abbottabad from Union Council Birote.
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