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Kyogle and Villages Transport Guide SCHOOL ROUTES (school days only) CITY ROUTES (Brisbane and Sydney) Horseshoe Creek - Kyogle Kyogle - Horseshoe Creek Kyogle to Casino Mon - Fri Casino - Brisbane (Roma St) Mon - Sun** Kyogle Busco Kyogle Busco Northern Rivers Buslines Byron Easy Bus departing time departing time departing arriving departing arriving 1215 Horseshoe Creek Rd 07:30 St. Brigids Primary School 15:27 09:10 9:45 10:10 (exc. Saturday) 12:45 Green Pigeon Rd 08:00 Kyogle Public School 15:32 14:30 15:00 16:10 18:45 T/A* Davis Rd Intersection 08:05 Groom St to Geneva St 15:35 TrainLink departs Kyogle 07:53 and arrives at Casino at 08:20 every day Fawcetts Plain Rd 08:10 Kyogle High School 15:36 Brisbane (Roma St) to Casino Mon - Fri Casino - Kyogle Mon - Fri Collin St 08:22 Collin St 15:45 Byron Easy Bus Northern Rivers Buslines Kyogle High School 08:30 Green Pigeon Rd 16:00 departing arriving departing arriving Groom St to Geneva St 08:33 T/A* Davis Rd Intersection 16:11 09:00 13:15 14:35 15:05 St. Brigids Primary School 08:39 Horseshoe Creek Rd 16:15 14:30 19:00 20:35 21:05 Kyogle Public School 08:42 1215 Horseshoe Creek Rd 16:44 Kyogle - Brisbane** Brisbane - Kyogle** Afterlee - Toonumbar - Kyogle Kyogle - Toonumbar - Afterlee TrainLink TrainLink Kyogle Busco Kyogle Busco departing arriving departing arriving departing time departing time 02:46 04:58 05:50 07:53 2430 Afterlee Rd/Murray Scrub Rd 07:30 St. Brigids Primary School 15:20 Kyogle - Sydney Sydney - Kyogle Smiths Creek Rd 07:45 Kyogle Public School 15:27 TrainLink TrainLink T/A* 510 Smiths Creek Rd 07:57 Kyogle High School 15:35 Check with transport provider prior to departure. departing arriving departing arriving Brown Knob Rd Bus Shelter 08:13 T/A* 97 Highfield Rd 15:45 07:53 20:12 14:41 02:46 Kyogle High School 08:35 Kyogle High School 15:50 T/A* 97 Highfield Rd 08:45 Brown Knob Rd Bus Shelter 16:10 Home Assistance and Regional Transport Services Kyogle High School 08:51 T/A* 510 Smiths Creek Rd 16:25 **Queensland routes subject to daylight saving timetable variations. St. Brigids Primary School 08:53 2430 Afterlee Rd/Murray Scrub Rd 16:50 Home Assistance and Regional Transport Services (formally Northern Rivers Community Transport) provides Kyogle Public School 08:55 a range of services for people in the Kyogle region. To find out more information about HART and their services call 6628 6000 or visit www.hartservices.org.au www.goingplaces.org.au Upper Eden Creek - Kyogle Kyogle - Upper Eden Creek Kyogle Busco Kyogle Busco Aboriginal Transport Project School Bus Services departing time departing time Jubullum/Tabulam Bus 02 6632 3751 All school buses in the Northern Rivers carry public 50 Apple Gum Rd 07:40 St. Brigids Primary School 15:25 Muli Muli Community Bus 02 6632 3751 passengers, if there are spare seats available. Please Wyndham Creek Rd 07:48 Kyogle Public School 15:28 Bonalbo Community Bus 02 6628 0260 contact your local bus operator for further information. T/A* Eden Creek Rd/O’Donnel Creek 08:05 Kyogle High School 15:35 Many local bus services operate as Hail ‘n’ Ride; this Creative Transport 02 6628 0024 Afterlee Rd 08:20 Boorabee St 15:45 means you don’t need to go searching for a marked Social Support 02 6628 0265 bus stop. Simply stand along the bus route in a safe Kyogle High School 08:35 Kyogle High School 15:51 Youth On Wheels (YOWI) 02 6628 0024 location and hail the bus as it approaches you. Boorabee St 08:45 Eden Creek Rd 16:08 Kyogle High School 08:52 T/A* Eden Creek Rd/O’Donnel Creek Rd 16:26 St. Brigids Primary School 08:54 Apple Gum Rd 16:38 Kyogle Public School 08:56 2430 Afterlee Rd / Murray Scrub Rd 16:46 For more information visit BRISBANE KEY CONTACTS WOODENBONG TfNSW Trip Planner - 131 500 or tp.transportnsw.info bus other URBENVILLE Byron Easy Bus 02 6685 7447 Kyogle Taxis & Hire Cars 02 6632 2020 WIANGAREE Kyogle Busco 02 6632 1227 North Coast Limousines 0405 452 566 HOMELEIGH Kyogle and villages Northern Rivers Buslines 02 6626 1499 Home Assistance and 02 6628 6000 Regional Transport KYOGLE Services NIMBIN Transport Guide Wallers Bus Company 02 6622 6266 TrainLink 13 22 32 GENEVA Watsons Bus Company 02 6635 1336 Northern Rivers Carpool www.nrcarpool.org Kyogle - Casino - Lismore Butlers of Kyogle 02 6633 1271 Uniting Care Community 02 6625 9407 LISMORE 2019 Transport Team Murphy’s Bus Company 02 6633 9142 Going Places www.goingplaces.org.au NOTE: If you’re wanting to catch a school bus service, please call the appropriate bus line prior to the scheduled depature time *T/A = Turn Around CASINO GRAFTON/SYDNEY This brochure was produced by the Kyogle Public Transport Working Group same day journeys RED TICKET school routes (school days only) Kyogle - Casino Casino - Kyogle Geneva - Nimbin - Kyogle Kyogle - Nimbin - Geneva The RED ticket is a $2.50 Northern Rivers Buslines Northern Rivers Buslines Wallers Bus Company Wallers Bus Company all day multi-ride ticket for departing arriving departing arriving use on bus services for departing time departing time 07:50 08:45 07:45 08:55 people who hold a valid: Geneva 06:50 Kyogle High School 15:35 09:10 9:45 09:20 09:50 Pensioner Concession Card, Summerland Way 07:00 Cawongla Store 15:55 14:30 15:00 14:35 15:05 NSW Seniors Card or a War Cnr Campbell & Stoney Chute Rd 07:30 Cnr Campbell & Stoney Chute Rd 16:05 15:30 16:35 15:20 16:20 Widower/s card. RED Ticket Cnr Stanger & Stoney Chute Rd 07:40 Nimbin Central School 16:25 school holidays trips are represented by a Nimbin Central School 07:45 Nimbin Main St 16:30 red next to the trip departing arriving departing arriving Nimbin Bus Stop 07:55 Cnr Hutchinson & Stoney Chute Rd 16:35 Cnr Campbell & Stoney Chute Rd 08:10 Cnr Zouch & Stoney Chute Rd 16:45 09:10 10:15 08:05 09:05 Cawongla Store 08:20 Geneva 17:20 15:10 17:05 14:00 15:05 Kyogle High School 08:45 Kyogle - Lismore Lismore - Kyogle TRIP PLANNER Geneva - Kyogle (via Lynches Creek) Kyogle - Geneva (via Lynches Creek) Northern Rivers Buslines Northern Rivers Buslines For more information visit The NSW Government Wallers Bus Company Wallers Bus Company departing arriving departing arriving Trip Planner service allows departing time departing time 09:10 10:15 8:50 09:55 you to plan your next trip Geneva 06:50 Kyogle High School 15:35 15:30 17:05 14:00 15:05 by phone or online. Lynches Creek T/A* 07:40 Wiangaree Public School 15:45 school holidays For more information visit Ferris Farm T/A* 08:10 Cnr Ferndale & Lynches Creek Rd 15:55 departing arriving departing arriving www.transportnsw.info Cnr Collins & Lynches Creek Rd 08:20 Cnr Collins & Lynches Creek Rd 16:00 09:10 10:15 08:05 09:05 or call 131 500 Cnr Ferndale & Lynches Creek Rd 08:25 Ferris Farm T/A* 16:10 15:10 17:05 14:00 15:05 Wiangaree Public School 08:35 Lynches Creek T/A* 16:15 Kyogle High School 08:50 Geneva 16:50 Geneva - Kyogle (via Barkersvale) Kyogle - Geneva (via Barkersvale) same day journeys (Monday - Friday excluding public holidays) Wallers Bus Company Wallers Bus Company Urbenville - Kyogle Kyogle - Urbenville www.goingplaces.org.au departing time departing time www.goingplaces.org.au Watson’s Bus Company Watson’s Bus Company Geneva 07:15 Kyogle High School 15:30 departing time Flexibus departing time Flexibus school Cnr Willians & Lillian Rock Rd 08:15 Cnr Quarry & Kyogle Rd 15:50 (incl. extra extra holidays Barkersvale Public School 08:17 Cawongla Store 16:00 school Thurs Thurs Cnr Atkin & Kyogle Rd 08:25 Barkersvale Public School 16:10 hols) service service Cawongla Store 08:29 Williams Rd 16:35 Urbenville 07:00 12:15 Kyogle 15:35 11:00 15:05 Kyogle High School 08:50 Atkins Rd, Cawongla 16:50 Woodenbong 07:30 12:30 Homestead Rd 15:45 H 15:15 Geneva 17:10 Dairy Flat (Levers) 07:45 H Wiangaree 15:50 A 15:20 Kyogle - Homeleigh - Wiangaree Kyogle - Wiangaree - Homeleigh Unumgar (Cox’s Rd) 07:55 A The Risk School 15:55 I Murphy’s Bus Company Murphy’s Bus Company Grevillia 08:05 I The Risk Turnoff 16:00 L 15:30 departing time departing time Findon Creek Turnoff 08:10 L & Rukenvale 16:05 & 15:35 Rukenvale 08:15 R Findon Turnoff 16:10 R 15:40 Kyogle 08:00 Kyogle 14:45 For more information visit The Risk School 08:20 I Sawpit Creek I Sargent Rd 08:25 Wiangaree 15:00 Wiangaree Store 08:30 D Grevillia 16:15 D 15:45 Homeleigh 08:35 Kyogle 15:25 Homestead Rd 08:35 E Unumgar 16:25 E 15:55 Kyogle 08:55 Homeleigh 15:50 Kyogle 08:45 1:30 Dairy Flat 16:35 16:05 Wiangaree 09:15 Sargent Rd 16:00 Woodenbong 16:45 12:00 16:20 Kyogle 09:30 Kyogle 16:30 Urbenville 17:05 12:15 16:35 Kyogle - Geneva Kyogle - Geneva Murphy’s Bus Company / Butlers of Kyogle Murphy’s Bus Company / Butlers of Kyogle school routes (school days only) departing time departing Time Geneva - Kyogle (via Gradys Creek Rd) Kyogle - Geneva (via Gradys Creek Rd) Kyogle 08:20 / 08:20 Kyogle 15:20 Wallers Bus Company Wallers Bus Company Geneva 08:40 / 08:30 Geneva 15:45 departing time departing time Kyogle 08:50 / 08:45 Kyogle 15:55 Geneva 06:50 Kyogle High School 15:40 Gradys Creek Rd 07:45 The Risk Public School 16:15 NOTE: If you want to catch a school bus service, please call the appropriate The Risk Public School 08:20 Gradys Creek Rd 16:45 bus line prior to the scheduled depature time *T/A = Turn Around Kyogle High School 08:50 Geneva 17:20 We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where we live and work and their continuing connection to land, water, sea and All timetables current at time of publication on 15 March 2019.
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