Public transport and infrastructure: Today, 21,816 licensed vehicles on 247 routes provide transport services to the population in Andijan region. These include 243 buses, 223 minibuses, 5,804 damas, and 15,546 self-employed passenger cars. During 2025, 40 electric buses and 12 minibuses were purchased for the Andijan regional center. In addition, the development of transport infrastructure has led to the construction and renovation of two bus stations and 17 intermediate bus stops, as well as the construction of two electric bus depots. Separate bus routes with a total length of 3.6 kilometers have been organized and put into operation.

 As a result of these measures, a gross contract system has been introduced on three bus routes, allowing 192,000 passengers to use environmentally friendly and comfortable public transportation every day.

 Specific plans have been identified for 2026:

To fully cover the city of Andijan, 63 electric buses will be purchased under the gross contract system.
Work will be carried out to build and repair 2 bus stations and 12 bus stops to improve the transport infrastructure.
Separate bus routes with a length of 5.8 km will be organized in Andijan with a priority for public transport.
Public transport fares have been fully converted to electronic form, and it has been achieved that the transport industry can effectively combat the hidden economy.

In 2024, the number of buses in Andijan was 122, and by 2025, it had increased to 162. The number of routes transferred to the gross contract system was increased to 7.