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Route 566/567 TimetableNew Welcome to 566 567 Route 566/567 Route Map 566 567 Tickets and Fares Main Route Journeys via Magna Carta School Staines - Virginia Water - Staines Abellio Surrey offers a great range of tickets for your journey. You can purchase a Single, Return, Day or Week Saver ticket on the bus or visit Bus Times 9 April 2016 www.abellio.co.uk/surrey for details of all our ticket options. Save when you buy a mobile ticket online in advance. More ticket options available including Day, Weekly, 4-Weekly and The Glanty STAINES The Avenue A308 The Causeway High Bus 566 567 Street Station 10 Trip Saver. High St EGHAM STAINES Staines Staines Sainsbury’s Church Road South Street Egham Egham Ticket allows 2 adults & 2 children under 16 or POOLEY B3376 Thorpe Road 1 adult & 3 children under 16 to travel on all A320 Chertsey Lane Stroude Thorpe Station Road EGHAM GREEN services at all times on day of issue. B3376 Magna Carta School Virginia Water Virginia Water Thorpe Lea Road Manorcrofts Road Knowle Hill Knowle Hill New Wickham EGHAM Lane The YuGo ticket is available for those aged HYTHE Thorpe Stroude 16-19 and is approximately a third less than THORPE LEA Egham Egham 567 the adult fare. 566 Staines Staines 567 566 B388 Stroude Road Thorpe Lea Road Concessionary pass holders travel free after 09.30 Monday-Friday and at all times Saturday and Sunday. Disabled Pass holders can travel for free at all times. M25 STROUDE Ten Acre Lane Stroude Road Bus Stop For more information visit www.abellio.co.uk/surrey Village Road or call Customer Care on 020 7788 8550. THORPE VIRGINIA WATER Green Road 566 Christ Church Road Green Road 567 67 6 5 56 Sandhills Lane VIRGINIA WATER M3 TRUMPS Crown Road GREEN Trumpsgreen Road KNOWLE HILL Wellington Avenue Operated on behalf of Hop on the bus, with us www.abellio.co.uk/surrey Hop on the bus, with us Group Day Ticket 566/567 Bus Times * 4 people travel for just Staines - Virginia Water - Staines Buses on Abellio Surrey routes are low floor easy access, environmentally friendly and have special facilities for £12 MONDAY – SATURDAY wheelchairs and areas for shopping * Ticket allows 2 adults & 2 children under 16 or 1 adult & 3 children under 16 to travel on NSch Sch NSch Sch trolleys and buggies. all services at all times on day of issue Service 567 567 566 567 566 567 567 567 566 567 Staines Bus Station 0743 0743 ▼ 1030 1200 1330 1520 1520 1700 1830 Contact Us For comments and suggestions: Staines, Sainsburys 0746 0746 ▼ 1033 1203 1333 1523 1522 1703 1833 AGED 16-19? Write: Abellio Surrey Egham Hythe,Magna Carta School ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ 1525 ▼ ▼ Customer Services Egham, Arndale Way 0753 0753 ▼ 1040 1210 1340 1530 ▼ 1710 1840 301 Camberwell New Road London, SE5 0TF ▼ ▼ Egham Railway Station 0753 0753 1040 1210 1340 1530 1710 1840 Tel: 020 7788 8550 ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ Email: [email protected] Ticket Stroude Village, Royal Standard 1216 1716 Thorpe Village, Red Lion 0759 0759 ▼ 1046 ▼ 1346 1536 1536 ▼ 1846 For timetables, fares and other Save up to 1/3 off the adult fare Virginia Water, Station Parade 0805 0805 0919c 1052 1219 1352 1542 1542 1719 1852 information visit our website Available online and on bus www.abellio.co.uk/surrey Knowle Hill, Stag & Hounds 0809 0809 0923c 1056 1223 1356 1546 1546 1723 1856 Virginia Water, Crossroads 0812 0816 0926c 1059 1226 1359 1549 1549 1726 1859 For All Bus Times Thorpe Village, Red Lion ▼ ▼ 0931 ▼ 1231 ▼ ▼ ▼ 1731 ▼ Visit our website www.abellio.co.uk Adult Day Ticket Stroude Village, Royal Standard 0814 0818 ▼ 1101 ▼ 1401 1551 1551 ▼ 1901 or call Unlimited travel for Egham Railway Station 0819 ▼ 0936 1106 1236 1406 1556 1556 1736 1906 Egham, Arndale Way 0820 ▼ 0937 1107 1237 1407 1557 1557 1737 1907 Save 5% when Egham Hythe,Magna Carta School ▼ 0828 ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ you buy your tickets £7.50 Staines, Sainsburys 0826 0832 0943 1113 1243 1413 1603 1603 1743 1913 per adult on bus fare on your mobile Staines Bus Station 0830 0839 0946 1116 1246 1416 1606 1606 1746 1916 Save 1/3 when you buy a Bus User Groups YuGo Day Ticket (aged 16–19) Sch - School Days Only NSch - School Holidays Giving bus passengers a voice Valid on all Abellio Surrey bus services at c - Concessionary passes valid on this journey Bus Users UK all times on day of issue www.bususers.org North West Surrey Bus Users Group www.abellio.co.uk/bus-users-group Cash is accepted For timetable details of all Go mobile on all bus services in Surrey visit Abellio Surrey www.surreycc.gov.uk/buses and save 5% Services Purchase Abellio Surrey bus tickets online and have them sent directly to your mobile. It’s secure, quick, and convenient. 23 24 13 24 hour clock 12 22 11 1 14 This is used on this timetable Register online today 10 2 21 9 3 15 for am and pm times. www.abellio.co.uk/mobiletickets 8 4 For example 20 7 6 5 16 Follow us on @abellio_surrey 19 17 6.00 am is shown as 0600 18 6.00 pm is shown as 1800 All fares shown are correct at time of issue www.abellio.co.uk/surrey.
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