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Transport Information Villanova College TRANSPORT INFORMATION VILLANOVA COLLEGE PLEASE NOTE While we make every effort to ensure that the material contained in this booklet is accurate, transport information is constantly subject to change. Please contact the relevant carrier should you require further information. Mt Gravatt Bus Service Phone 3841 3722 www.mtgcoach.com.au Transdev Phone 3248 6100 www.transdev.com.au TransLink Phone 13 12 30 www.translink.com.au 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Transdev 10 Smith Street CAPALABA QLD 4157 Ph: 3248 6100 Fax: 32486123 12 BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL: ROUTES 152 / 870 – STRETTON / VILLANOVA COLLEGE MORNING SERVICE: Villanova Students may board Route 152 departing Stretton (Harrison Street) at 6.35 a.m. to Garden City Interchange. Bus stops at all designated Brisbane City Council stops along the route between Stretton (Harrison Street)(6.35 a.m.); Penson St; Lexton St; Compton Rd; Inter.Compton/Gowan(6.40 a.m.); Calam Rd(6.42 a.m.); Loop Gowan Rd to Nemies Rd; Runcorn West; Brandon Rd; Gowan Rd; Inter.Gowan/Beenleigh Rds(6.48 a.m.); Beenleigh Rd; Fruitgrove Station; Bonemill Rd; Dew St; Leopardwood St; Daw Rd; Warrigal Rd; Underwood Rd, Gaskell Rd, Logan Rd to Garden City Interchange(7.20a.m.) Students REMAIN on the bus which then becomes the 870 Villanova bus picking up Villanova Students and departing Platform M Garden City Interchange at 7.45a.m. and arriving at Villanova College Sixth Avenue at approx. 8.20 a.m. AFTERNOON SERVICE: On the return journey students would catch one of the two 870 buses immediately outside the College in Sixth Avenue. To reduce crowding one leaves at 3.15 p.m. the other at 3.20 p.m. the outbound Route 152 leaves Garden City at 4.30 p.m. There are a number of other services from Garden City that might also be appropriate and more conveniently timed e.g. 132; 150. TRANSINFO on 131230 would give details that fit exact travel requirements. Passengers can transfer free from one bus to another provided the fare is correct for the ENTIRE journey and that the transfer is made within 2 hours of boarding the first bus. These happen automatically with 10 Trip Saver tickets, but the driver will have to be asked if a single trip transfer is required. ROUTE 870 GARDEN CITY. 870 Garden City Council bus direct to Villanova College leaves Garden City Bay “M” at 7.45 a.m. picks up at all Council stops along Logan Rd, (2 buses on the Montague, R; Old Cleveland Rd, to front of College (Sixth Ave). To reduce crowding afternoon run) in the afternoon 1 bus Leaves at 3.15 p.m. and another at 3.20 p.m. both from in front of the College in Sixth Ave, then via Pembroke Rd, right Upper Cornwall St, right Chatsworth Rd, left Logan Rd and follows usual route. ROUTE 203 This services runs from Carindale to Buzacott St, Gallipoli, Old Cleveland and Jones Rds then Samuel St and the normal route to Martha St/Newnham Ave, Leicester St and Old Cleveland Rds, O’Keefe St. Ipswich Rd and Stanley St to the Valley via the City. ROUTE 204 This service will commence from the Clem Jones Centre at Zahel St Carina then travel via Meadowlands Rd and Baynes St to Carindale Shopping Centre and continue on via Winstanley St, Gallipoli and Old Cleveland Roads to the Valley via the City. Please Note: The 7:20 a.m. Clem Jones Centre Carina to City/Valley 204 service weekdays will extend during school terms to commence from Tingalpa Hotel Cityxpress Stop outbound Wynnum Road 7:00 a.m. via usual 215 route through Belmont to Meadowlands Road then via Creek and Stanley Roads and Adelaide Street to depart as usual at 7.20 a.m. from Clem Jones Centre. Students alight at Stop 20 Old Cleveland Road. This service provides a link between Tingalpa/Belmont to schools in the Carina and Coorparoo areas. ROUTE 894 Both buses depart outside College in Sixth Avenue at 3.20 p.m. travelling to Cribb Rd (2 buses) East via Carindale. This bus travels the exact express route as City Express Route 200. Students are not to catch the public City Express Route 200. All other students not requiring express route are to travel via Route 895. 13 ROUTE 895 Leaves outside College in Sixth Avenue at 3.15 p.m. travelling via usual 204 route to Carindale Bus Station “I” then via Carindale St., Bedivere St., (L) Meadowlands Rd and (R) Creek Rd to Cannon Hill. ROUTES 161, 182, 184,185, and 187 through Mansfield, Wishart Mt Gravatt ROUTES Route 124 (extended to terminate at Sunnybank Plaza) and Route 125 which will travel via Salisbury Railway Station and Griffith University (Nathan Campus) to Garden City to connect with Villanova 870 Garden City bus at 7.30 a.m. Return bus from Villanova at 3.35 p.m. ROUTES: 175, (174 travels from Garden City via Mt Gravatt-Capalaba Rd, Tryon St, Newnham, Creek and Logan Roads to the Valley). ROUTE 878 3.20 p.m. from Coorparoo Junction to travel via Cavendish, Creek, Greenmeadows and Creek Rds, Pine Mountain Rd, Scrub Rd to Cribb Rd Round-A-Bout Scrub Rd, Winstanley St, Carindale St, Millennium Blvd., Bedivere St, Tristan St, Meadowlands Rd, Creek Rd, Stanley St to Wiles St. ROUTE 161 Wishart Outlook: Route 870 service departs Villanova at 3.15 p.m. and 3.20 p.m. to Garden City Interchange where a transfer may be made to the Wishart Outlook Service No 161 departing at 3.53 p.m. The first stop is opposite the caravan park (Nardie Street) then Holmead Road (end of run). ALL BUS INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE – PLEASE CONTACT RELEVANT CARRIER WITH ANY QUERIES REGARDING TIMES AND ROUTES. Further information can be obtained by contacting Transinfo on 13 12 30 or www.translink.com.au N.B. Transport Department regulations governing bus passes state that ALL NEW applications for bus passes must be issued through the relevant bus company office only, where the pass will be issued straight away. Students travelling to school via Transdev bus company should make application for a bus pass as soon as possible to avoid any delays. How will your child/children travel to and from school? Consider your options: • Train • Bus • Car • Bicycle • Walk For more information contact the Queensland Transport Help Number: (07) 3863 98 49 14 15 Route number Type of change Alternatives/notes 66 Route amalgamation Routes 66 and 109 will be combined. The new route will be known as route 66 This combined route will no longer service Woolloongabba busway station 104 Timetable changes Some low patronage services will be removed 109 Route amalgamation Routes 66 and 109 will be combined. The new route will be known as route 66 This combined route will no longer service Woolloongabba busway station 110 Changes to bus stop Route 110 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A3 instead of stop A7 115 Changes to bus stop Route 115 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A3 instead of stop A7 117 Route realignment Route will terminate at Woolloongabba busway station and no longer service the city Alternatives from Woolloongabba to City: 29, 100, 110, 113, 115, 124, 125, 172, 174, 175, 184, 185, 200, 203, 204, 210, 212, 214, 215, 220, 230 and Maroon City Glider P119 CBD bus stop changes Route will commence from Queen Street Bus Station, stop A4 and timetable changes Two low patronage services will be removed P129 Timetable changes Route will only operate in morning peak to City Alternatives: 130, 131 and P137 131 Timetable changes Afternoon peak will run every 12 minutes, instead of current 10 minute frequency P133 Route amalgamation Route P133 and P137 will be combined to form a single high frequency route between Sunnybank and the City The new route will be known as route P137 and will stop at Griffith University, Holland Park West and Greenslopes busway stations, but will not stop at Buranda busway station 134 Changes to bus stop Route 134 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A3 instead of stop A7 135 Route 135 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A3 instead of stop A7 P137 Route amalgamation Route P133 and P137 will be combined to form a single high frequency route between Sunnybank and the City The new route will be known as route P137 and will stop at Griffith University, Holland Park West and Greenslopes busway stations, but will not stop at Buranda busway station 138 Route realignment There will be a minor route realignment through Algester 153 Route realignment This route will be extended along Illaweena Street to service Drewvale 155 Changes to bus stop Route 155 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A3 instead of stop A7 156 Timetable changes Afternoon peak will run every 15 minutes, instead of current 10 minute frequency P157 Timetable changes Morning peak will run every 12 minutes, instead of current 8 minute frequency 161 Additional bus stops and Route will now service Holland Park West, Greenslopes and Buranda busway stations timetable changes Some low patronage services will be removed 162 Timetable changes Afternoon peak will run every 12 minutes, instead of current 10 minute frequency 170 Timetable changes Weekend services will run hourly instead of half-hourly 171 Changes to bus stop Route 171 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A7 instead of stop A3 P176 Changes to bus stop Route P176 will now depart Queen Street bus station from stop A7 instead of stop A3 177 Route amalgamation Routes 177 and 183 will be combined, the new route will be known as route 177 The new route 177 will terminate at Griffith University and will not service the City P179 CBD bus stop changes Route will commence from Queen Street Bus Station, stop C1 and timetable changes Some low patronage services will be removed.
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