Bus operator · Gujrat, since 1956

Fateh Sons Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number

Fateh Sons has been serving Pakistani travellers since 1956, making it one of the oldest bus companies still running. Based in Gujrat and also trading as Gujrat Express, it operates luxury Daewoo coaches on the Lahore to Gujrat corridor and the surrounding GT Road towns.

Operating since
1956Among the oldest
Based in
GujratGT Road corridor
Also trades as
Gujrat ExpressSame company
Fleet
Luxury DaewooCoaches
Helpline
0311-1222517Bookings

Short answer: Fateh Sons, also known as Gujrat Express, has run buses since 1956 from its Gujrat base, mainly on the Lahore to Gujrat corridor using luxury Daewoo coaches. The booking helpline is 0311-1222517, with a Gujrat terminal line on 0345-4700696 listed on the Punjab transport register.

Routes

Fateh Sons routes and how fares work

Fateh Sons concentrates on the GT Road corridor between Lahore and Gujrat, serving a route that carries heavy daily traffic between central Punjab and the Gujrat district.

Fateh Sons at a glance
DetailWhat it means for you
Serving since 1956One of the oldest operators still running in Pakistan
Lahore to Gujrat corridorThe core route, on the GT Road
Luxury Daewoo coachesAir conditioned, reclining seating
Gujrat General Bus StandTerminal presence on the Punjab transport register
Two trading namesFateh Sons and Gujrat Express are the same company
No sleeperCorridor is short; seated throughout

Fateh Sons does not publish a standing route by route fare list. On the Lahore to Gujrat corridor, competing operators run in the Rs 800 to Rs 1,500 range depending on class and exact destination. Check the live fare at booking rather than planning around a third party figure.

A short corridor with steady demand

Lahore to Gujrat is roughly three hours on the GT Road, a journey most people make regularly rather than once. That shapes the product: frequent departures on a well known route at a modest fare, rather than a premium class structure. It also explains how a company can survive seventy years serving essentially one corridor.


Seventy years on the road

Among the oldest operators still running

Very few Pakistani transport companies date from the 1950s and are still carrying passengers. Fateh Sons is one of a small group, alongside two other names covered on this site.

1955

Baloch Transport

The oldest operator on this site, founded by the late Ahmad Nawaz Khitran and now running across four provinces from its western Punjab base.

1956

Fateh Sons and New Khan

Both date from the same year. New Khan grew into a western Punjab network from Lahore, while Fateh Sons stayed focused on the Gujrat corridor.

WHAT IT MEANS

Longevity, not scale

None of these three is among the largest operators today. What they have is seven decades of continuous operation on routes they know intimately.

Does age matter when booking?

Not in itself, but it tells you something. An operator that has run the same corridor for seventy years knows the road, the terminals and the seasonal patterns, and it has a local reputation it cannot easily walk away from. That is worth weighing against a newer brand with better marketing but no history on your particular route.


Avoiding confusion

Fateh Sons and Gujrat Express are the same company

The business trades under both names, sometimes together as Fateh Sons Gujrat Express. Bus directories list them separately, which makes it look like two operators competing on the same route.

  • Fateh Sons is the family company name, the one used on the Punjab transport register for its Gujrat terminal.
  • Gujrat Express is the service name, describing the corridor it runs.
  • Fateh Sons Gujrat Express is how the combined branding appears on the buses and on its own channels.
  • Directories list both separately, so you may find two entries with different contact numbers for one company.

The practical consequence is small but real: if you are comparing fares and see both names on the same route, you are not looking at two options. Check which name appears on your ticket and ask at the corresponding counter, since the Gujrat General Bus Stand hosts a number of operators.


Fleet and seating

Fateh Sons fleet

Fateh Sons runs luxury Daewoo coaches on the Gujrat corridor. The company describes itself as a luxury Daewoo bus service, putting it above the wagon and non-AC options that also work this route.

Luxury Daewoo

2 + 2

The main coach type on the corridor.

  • Air conditioned throughout
  • Reclining seats
  • Suited to the three hour GT Road run
  • Above the wagon alternatives on this route
Check live fareNot published

Sleeper

Not offered

No berths, and none needed.

  • Lahore to Gujrat is around three hours
  • Seated throughout
  • Daytime travel is the norm
  • Luxury Daewoo is the top tier
Not availableAll routes

Get in touch

Fateh Sons contact numbers and terminal

The Fateh Sons booking helpline is 0311-1222517. The Punjab transport register also lists Fateh Sons Travels at the Gujrat General Bus Stand on 0345-4700696, which is the number to use for terminal enquiries.

Helpline and terminal

Fateh Sons operates from Gujrat on the GT Road corridor, and has done so since 1956. Its terminal presence is recorded on the official Punjab transport register.

Booking helpline
0311-1222517
Gujrat terminal
0345-4700696
Terminal location
General Bus Stand, Gujrat
Trading names
Fateh Sons, Gujrat Express, Fateh Sons Gujrat Express
Core corridor
Lahore to Gujrat, GT Road

The Gujrat General Bus Stand hosts several operators, so ask for the Fateh Sons counter by name. Verify numbers at the terminal before relying on them.


Common questions

Fateh Sons ticket price FAQs

What is the Fateh Sons ticket price?

Fateh Sons does not publish a standing route by route fare list. On the Lahore to Gujrat corridor, competing operators run in the Rs 800 to Rs 1,500 range depending on class and destination. Check the live fare at booking or ring 0311-1222517.

How old is Fateh Sons?

The company has been serving passengers since 1956, making it one of the oldest bus operators still running in Pakistan. Only Baloch Transport, founded in 1955, is older among the operators covered on this site, with New Khan also dating from 1956.

Is Fateh Sons the same as Gujrat Express?

Yes. The business trades under both names and sometimes as Fateh Sons Gujrat Express. Bus directories list them separately, which can make it look like two operators competing on the same route when it is one company.

What is the Fateh Sons contact number?

The booking helpline is 0311-1222517. For terminal enquiries, the Punjab transport register lists Fateh Sons Travels at the Gujrat General Bus Stand on 0345-4700696.

Which routes does Fateh Sons operate?

Its core corridor is Lahore to Gujrat on the GT Road, around three hours, along with the surrounding towns of the Gujrat district. It is a corridor specialist rather than a national network.

Does Fateh Sons have a sleeper bus?

No, and the route does not call for one. Lahore to Gujrat is roughly three hours, typically travelled during the day. Luxury Daewoo coaches with reclining seats are the top tier on the network.

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