Sajha Yatayat is a public transportation company with more than 90 percent shares of the Government of Nepal. It was registered as a cooperative company and registered in the year 1962 to provide efficient and affordable public transportation to commuters in Kathmandu Valley, as well to long distance travelers. The company’s goal is to provide public transportation that is efficient, transparent and professional in service delivery.

Mission Statement

 Sajha Yatayat’s mission statement is as follows: "To be the leading transport agency providing affordable, efficient and safe mode of urban and inter-province public transportation services in Nepal, as well as flag-carrier cross border service."

Current Facilities

In relation to Kathmandu Valley’s urban growth and related air pollution, Sajha Yatayat is playing an important role in providing electricity-driven urban public transport. This process has begun with the addition of 40 battery-operated buses (manufactured by CHTC company of Nanjing, PRC), which adds to our complement of 71 diesel buses, making for a total of 111 buses in operation. Today, at its premises in Pulcowk, Sajha Yatayat has the largest charging station in Nepal, with 14 charging ports that can handle double that number of buses simultaneously.