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PUBLIC TRANSIT SCHEDULE - Effective Sept 4Th 2018 “Demand” and Unlisted Stops, Require 24 Hours Notice Central Hastings Support Network is Central Hastings Transit Details and Fares grateful to the following supporters CENTRAL HASTINGS of the Central Hastings Transit: All fares are one way to or Madoc Springbrook Stirling Inter- PUBLIC Village from Belleville Marmora Ivanhoe Roslin United Way Hastings Prince Edward Shuttle Tweed Thomasburg Hastings County (one way) TRANSIT Municipality of Centre Hastings Adults $11.00 $10.00 $9.00 $7.00 Information & Schedule Municipality of Marmora & Lake Students (with current ID) $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 $7.00 Municipality of Tweed Runs Monday to Friday, from Youth 12-18 years Madoc Township Madoc, Marmora, Stirling, and Stirling-Rawdon Township Seniors (65 years + ) Tweed to Belleville. Ontario Provincial Government Child under 12 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 Government of Canada Monthly Pass $200.00 $180.00 $160 Fares may be paid in cash to the Transit Driver OR tickets/passes can be purchased at 151 St. Lawrence St. East, Madoc Service runs Monday - Friday excluding holidays 613 473 5255 Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult [email protected] Child safety seats must be provided by passengers, as required by law www.chsninc.ca For “On Demand” and unlisted stops you must call 613-473-5255 during CHSN Operated by CHSN in partnership with business hours (Mon-Fri 9-4) with at least 24 hours notice to arrange. Municipality of Centre Hastings Municipality of Marmora & Lake CHSN gratefully accepts donations. Municipality of Tweed Tune in to CJBQ 800AM, MIX 97.1 FM, and ROCK 107.1 FM Receipts are available for donations Madoc Township for cancellations or delays. over $10.00 Updated August 2018 Stirling-Rawdon Township CENTRAL HASTINGS PUBLIC TRANSIT SCHEDULE - Effective Sept 4th 2018 “Demand” and unlisted stops, require 24 hours notice. All times are approximate and weather dependent, please be at the correct stop and visible to the driver in order to be access the public transit. This route travels through Madoc, Marmora, Stirling, and Belleville three time per day, Monday through Friday. The Tweed route travels from Madoc, through Tweed and area, and Belleville then Order of the afternoon stops in Belleville are different from the morning and mid-day. back in the opposite direction, arriving back at the CHSN office in Madoc. Madoc-Marmora-Stirling Route Morning Mid-Day Madoc-Marmora-Stirling Route Afternoon Tweed Route Morning Mid-Day Afternoon Ivanhoe Demand Demand Ivanhoe Demand Eldorado Demand Demand Demand CHSN Office 7:00 AM 10:15 AM CHSN Office 1:30 PM CHSN Office 7:00 AM 11:00 AM 3:45 PM Madoc Mac's (subway) 7:02 AM 10:17 AM Mac's (subway) 1:32 PM Madoc Madoc Ontario Works 7:02 AM 11:02 AM 3:47 PM Madoc Ontario Works 7:05 AM 10:20 AM Madoc Ontario Works 1:35 PM Bonjour Blvd. (Ultramar) 7:05 AM 11:05 AM 3:50 PM Bonjour Blvd. (Ultramar) 7:07 AM 10:22 AM Bonjour Blvd. (Ultramar) 1:37 PM Madoc Arena 7:08 AM 11:08 AM 3:53 PM Deloro Demand Demand Deloro Demand Actinolite Demand Demand Demand Marmora Theresa's Family Restaurant 7:21 AM 10:36 AM Theresa's Family Restaurant 1:51 PM Tweed Tweed Legion / BMO 7:30 AM 11:30 AM 4:15 PM Marmora Library 7:22 AM 10:37 AM Marmora Library 1:52 PM Area Corner Thomasburg Rd & Clare St. 7:40 AM 11:40 AM 4:25 PM Memorial Park (Springbrook Baseball Park) 7:30 AM 10:45 AM Memorial Park (Springbrook) 2:00 PM Roslin Demand Demand Demand Pro One Stop 7:40 AM 10:55 AM Pro One Stop 2:10 PM Loyalist (Pioneer Building bus stop) 8:10 AM 12:10 PM 4:55 PM Stirling ESSO 7:44 AM 10:59 AM ESSO 2:14 PM Loyalist (Kente Building bus stop) 8:12 AM 12:12 PM 4:57 PM Covered Bridge (Parking Lot) 7:48 AM 11:03 AM Covered Bridge (Parking Lot) 2:18 PM Cool 100 8:17 AM 12:17 PM 5:03 PM Loyalist (Kente Building bus stop) 8:05 AM 11:20 AM Walmart (Bus Stop) 2:35 PM Convergys (Stream) 8:18 AM 12:18 PM 5:04 PM Loyalist (Pioneer Building bus stop) 8:07 AM 11:22 AM Quinte Mall (Food Court Entrance) 2:39 PM Gleaners 8:25 AM 12:25 PM Demand Convergys (Stream) Demand Demand Quinte Mall (Shoppers Entrance) 2:41 PM Pathways (298 Pinnacle) 8:29 AM 12:29 PM 5:15 PM Gleaners Demand Demand QVSS / Industrial Park 2:49 PM Belleville Bus Terminal (South Parking Lot) 8:30 AM 12:30 PM 5:16 PM Belleville Hospital-Main Entrance 8:21 AM 11:36 AM Pathways (298 Pinnacle) 2:57 PM Belleville Hospital-Main Entrance 8:37 AM 12:37 PM 5:23 PM Belleville Hospital-Sills 8:23 AM 11:38 AM Bus Terminal (South Parking Lot) 2:59 PM Belleville Belleville Hospital-Sills 8:39 AM 12:39 PM 5:25 PM Bus Terminal (South Parking Lot) 8:28 AM 11:43 AM Belleville Hospital-Main Entrance 3:04 PM QVSS / Industrial Park 8:48 AM 12:48 PM Demand Pathways (298 Pinnacle) 8:30 AM Demand Belleville Hospital-Sills 3:06 PM Quinte Mall (Food Court Entrance) 8:56 AM 12:56 PM 5:35 PM QVSS / Industrial Park 8:38 AM Demand Gleaners 3:15 PM Quinte Mall (Shoppers Drugmart Ent.) 8:58 AM 12:58 PM 5:38 PM Quinte Mall (Food Court Entrance) 8:46 AM 12:01 PM Convergys (Stream) Demand Walmart (Bus Stop) 9:03 AM 1:03 PM 5:43 PM Quinte Mall (Shoppers Entrance) 8:48 AM 12:03 PM Loyalist (Kente Building bus stop) 3:28 PM Roslin Demand Demand Demand Walmart (Bus Stop) 8:52 AM 12:07 PM Loyalist (Pioneer Building bus stop) 3:30 PM Tweed Corner Thomasburg Rd & Clare St. 9:25 AM 1:25 PM 6:05 PM Covered Bridge (Parking Lot) 9:10 AM 12:25 PM Covered Bridge (Parking Lot) 3:47 PM Tweed Legion / BMO 9:35 AM 1:35PM 6:15 PM ESSO 9:14 AM 12:29 PM ESSO 3:51 PM Area Stirling Actinolite Demand Demand Demand Pro One Stop 9:17 AM 12:32 PM Pro One Stop 3:54 PM Madoc Arena 9:51 AM 1:51 PM 6:31 PM Memorial Park (Springbrook Baseball Park) 9:26 AM 12:41 PM Memorial Park (Springbrook) 4:03 PM Bonjour Blvd. (Ultramar) 9:53 AM 1:53 PM 6:33 PM Library 9:34 AM 12:49 PM Library 4:11 PM Madoc Eldorado Demand Demand Demand Marmora Theresa's Family Restaurant 9:36 AM 12:51 PM Theresa's Family Restaurant 4:13 PM CHSN Office 9:55 AM 1:55 PM 6:35 PM Deloro Demand Demand Deloro Demand Madoc CHSN Office 9:53 AM 1:08 PM CHSN Office 4:30 PM .
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