Sunu BRT

Construction on the system began in 2020. The civil works contract was awarded to and carried out by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), and the operating vehicles were supplied by CRRC Group. The network was inaugurated in January 2024 with the first two lines, the B1 and B2, operating between the stations of Papa Gueye Fall and Préfecture de Guédiawaye. == Routes ==

The network includes a high-level bus service link with 14 stations spread over , equipped with a central platform and platform screen doors similar to those of a metro. Line B1 Line B1, also called the Omnibus, runs from the Papa Gueye Fall station in downtown Dakar to Préfecture de Guédiawaye. The route operates every 6 minutes from 6 A.M. to 9 P.M from Monday through Saturday. Line B2 operates every 6 minutes from 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. on Monday through Saturday. Planned lines Sunu BRT has two more planned lines: the B3, and the B4. == References ==