Gujranwala is a major centre of rail, highway and river transportation.Tourist finds old steam engine frequently, enjoys rikshaw and chingchi to reach narrow street of clothing market/Bazar.Beautiful painted buses run on the road , painting on truck and buses , is another indigenous form of art performed in Pakistan . With its all colorful floral patterns, depiction of human heroes with creative aspect ratios, calligraphy of poetic verses and driver’s words of wisdom, this form of art is truly a part of Pakistani transport tradition. You can find it all in Gujranwala. The city has a dry port for the export of local products to the rest of the world. The major transporter are City tour.
ROAD
• Gill Road • D.C.Raod • Ratta Road • College Road • Bajwa Road • Civil Lines. Court Road • Civil Lines ,Mian Zia ul Haq Road • Civil Lines, Main Bazaar • Civil Lines, Asghar Ali Road , • Civil Lines, Commissioner Road • Suigas Road • Satellite Town Roads : Main Road / Block B • Satellite Town, Dastagir Raod • Satellite Town, Girls college Road • Sialkot Raod • Pasror Road • Noshehra Road • Hafizabad Road • Shahra -e- Quad-e-Azam Cantt • Noumania Road • Himilton Road • Jinah Road • Mian Sansi Raod • Model Town,Majadadi Raod
Traffic
Traffic on G.T road is phenomenal problematic. it is messy and hateful. i always frustrated when i was on G.T road. It taught me how to get out of tight corners when sandwiched between two diesel-smoke throwing big Trucks. It gave me an insight into the lives of common men when endlessly parked alongside a crowded bus. But perhaps most importantly, it gave me a benchmark to measure my relief and offer thanks as I now whiz past the same stretch in under two minutes, flying over DC Road and GT road. It taught me the quality of patience and forward planning. There is no profit in fretting and fuming.rickshaw
I have been living at Jinnah road near DC under pass , there is a big junction of rickshaws , the crackling of a rickshaw often breaks the silence of the night. There are some rickshaws whose engine sound resembles the burst of a Kalashnikov.In Gujranwala , this mode of transport is very popular among all classes, directly or indirectly, thousands of families are dependent on them.I loved to discover new facts about cultures of differetn cities, i used to ask tactfully about culture and daily life issues. Conversations with rickshaw drivers can be revealing as it gives one an insight into their lives — their hardships, meagre earnings, problems with police and passengers, hopes, patriotism and views on politics.Most rickshaw drivers appear rude. This behaviour is less due to their working conditions — smoke, noise, traffic jams, economic pressures