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New User's Guide 2017 NEW USER’S GUIDE 2017 A guide to using the MyCiTi bus system WELCOME TO MYCITI BUS SERVICE MyCiTi has 42 stations and 600 stops in many areas of Cape Town. You don’t have to live in these areas to use MyCiTi. You can catch the train, another bus or minibus taxi and then change over to MyCiTi for the rest of your journey. 3 reasons to use MyCiTi: 1. MyCiTi is reliable, buses operate to a timetable and over 90% arrive on time. 2. It’s also affordable, with fares that compare to other public transport services. 3. MyCiTi is easy to use once you know how. USER’S GUIDE 2017 | 02 GET GOING IN 5 EASY 1 2 3 4 5 STEPS! GET YOUR CHOOSE TOP UP CHOOSE TAP IN, CARD YOUR PIN YOUR CARD WHERE TO GO TAP OUT USER’S GUIDE 2017 | 04 GETTING YOUR CARD CHOOSING YOUR PIN Everyone who wants to use MyCiTi needs to get a myconnect card. Children When you get your card, you will be asked to choose a PIN. This is because it’s also aged four and under travel free. A myconnect card costs R35 from a MyCiTi a bank card. Choose a PIN you can remember–you will need it every time you station or selected shops. load money on your card. TIP: TIP: Visit the MyCiTi website www.myciti.org.za for a list of places where you can Keep your card safe because if you lose it you will lose all the money that’s buy your myconnect card and load value. loaded on the card. USER’S GUIDE 2017 | 06 REGULAR USE OCCASIONAL USE Standard Mover Monthly Pass Off-Peak Travel (OPT)* Day Pass* IDEAL FOR Cost-effective, Cost-effective, Exploring the city Fares and making Exploring at any regular travel regular travel over on weekends and small purchases time, on any day (save 30%) long distances public holidays R35, R50, R60, LOAD OPT1 (R39) One-day (R94) Any amount (load R80 R100, R150, Monthly Pass OPT3 (R110) Three-day (R234) fees apply) R200,R300, R400, (R780) R600, R1000 OPT7 (R206) Seven-day (R514) VALID FOR 1 month from 1, 3 or 7 1, 3 or 7 TOPPING UP YOUR CARD 3 years 3 years a date of your consecutive consecutive choice calendar days calendar days Your next important decision is to choose what to load on your new card. You can load money for Standard fares or you can load Mover points, which save you 30% on the fares. Save even more by starting your journey outside the weekday peak(06:45-08:00 and 16:15-17:30). Unlimited travel (weekends and FARES Unlimited travel You can also save by loading a discounted travel package onto your card. Standard fares Mover fares apply public holidays) Unlimited travel at anywhere, apply (save 30%) and weekdays any time at any time during the off-peak TIP: Your myconnect card is like a wallet or purse–you can load two different products on your card at the same time. GET IT AT Station kiosks, Station kiosks, retailers, Absa retailers, Absa Station kiosks Station kiosks Station kiosks cash-accepting cash-accepting ATMs ATMs *For prices of these packages including travel to and from the Airport, see www.myciti.org.za USER’S GUIDE 2017 | 08 Denne West Denne East MAMRE Lord Caledon Crown Paradise Goedverwacht Enon Frans al r Johannes th PM Louw 234a r 234 Silverstream ella South ella Cent ella No Mauritius P P P 233a 235 Atlantis Cemetery PELLA SAXONSEA Magnet Tsitsikamma Lisboa Kehrweider Hermes 233 Deerlodge Newlands Knysna Insiswa 3 Saxonsea Clinic Montreal water r wood Goede Hoop r Montezuma 236 /T0 Grosvenor North 2 2 Clea Fernande She Valleyfield Kolgha T0 T0 Saxonsea Primary Brutus Charel Uys North Lagan Wesfleur Park Arion Malvern SHERWOOD Human Kemp Koeberg Power Station Harrow Narcissus Caelian Edward Atlantis Carmel Le Sueur T03 BEACON HILL Dunker DUYNEFONTEIN Parkview Sampson Tortelduif Duynefontein Avondale Wesfleur Curlew Robinvale Hoffe North etrus Reygersdal Swift P aldeck Gothenburg Hospital osperds W L Pelican Raymond 232 Swawel T02/T03 ATLANTIS Riebeeckstrand 230 237 Hoffe South 232a MELKBOSSTRAND ROBINVALE Robben Flamingo Malgas Jacana Patrys Melkbosch Park Atalantes Colebrook Charel Uys Village Grosvenor Melkbosch Bengal Disa Marigold Kerria Primary Azalea Melkbosch 3 Alberto T02 Dahlia Bottlebrush Acacia Atlantic Berzelia T0 Beach Brittlestar Melkbosstrand Starke Hol Bay Birkenhead Begonia Aloe La Paloma 3 T02/T03 Charles Duminy Charel Uys South Tom Henshilwood Water’s Edge T0 3 Gerwyn John Dreyer John Van Niekerk Charles Johan Heyns T0 Owen Johan Heyns Marine BIG BAY Matthews North Berkshire West 231 Radar Tryall Industrial Big Bay Neil Hare Charles Piers Oakland Hills Parklands Louwtjie Blouberg Blaauwberg 5 Secondary PARKLANDS Rothman De Mist Sands Hospital Waterville Braselton 21 Woodlands Wandsworth EAST Cabin BLOUBERG Kleinbaai SANDS Nantucket Gie North West Beach Sandown Hamptons Bokkombaai Humewood Devonshire Parklands Main North Dartford Morningfield Stirling Discovery Sandown East Usasaza Valderrama Wood North Chippenham Perlemoen Blouberg 213 4 T01d DUNOON Rise Ravenswood Dorchester d 21 Garden 1 Link Hampstead Parklands Main Shell Oakdale Dunoon Viola Gie Central Porterfield T0 St Johns Wood Wood Central Earlswood T01/T04 Seal Table d Parklands 216 Pinto Tritonia Parklands Main South 1 College Killarney opham View Gie South Marine Circle P Echium Muscadel TABLE VIEW T0 Bitten Briza Merlot 217 Potsdam s d y 1 Circle East T04 oo Refinery Sunset Beach T0 Gre Dawn Esso First W Marconi T01/T01d/T02/T03 nssen a Montague J Racecourse t Kunene Gardens Bolt yal o Turf Club Drill SUMMER R Asco t GREENS piri Bosmansdam Omuramba S 3 JOE SLOVO PARK n Emerald T01/T01d/T02 Gousblom ean Crassula Venus c Democracy North Kiwu diso T0 Phoenix Namer E Zastron O Milnerton Century Gate Soldier Quest Loxton West Loxton East Democracy Sailors Green Mansfield 0 CENTURY CITY Milnerton Lighthouse South Estuaries Waterstone Studio Victoria Tijgerhof 26 TIJGERHOF WOODBRIDGE Woodbridge Sanddrift Waterview Boundary Central Park 262 ISLAND Lagoon Beach Madeira Waterford Waterfront Dreyer T03/T04 Oasis Canal Walk North Waterfront Zoarvlei 261 Narwahl Sheridan Century City Canal Walk South 104 Waterfront Vrystaat Grand Canal Silo RUGBY Fenwick Somerset Breakwater FORESHORE Section Conway 251 Bridgeway Hospital Loco Coronation Granger Nobel Century City Rail Square Neptune Salt River Rail North Green MOUILLE POINT Amsterdam Convention Centre Salt River Rail Aquarium Mouille Point Granger Bay Paarden Eiland Marina Foreshore Civic Salt River Hall Spencer 1 Thibault Centre Woodstock Square Biscuit Mill Kent Surrey T0 Stadium SALT RIVER 104 Dublin Upper Salt River Airport Lighthouse Upper Gallows Lower Loop Lower Long Lower Church Lawley GREEN POINT Wigtown Portswood Hill Alfred Riebeeck 1 Castle Russel Barron Davison 102 0 Hill Balfour A Three Anchor Bay 114 Adderley Ben Skye High Old Fire CBD Rocklands Ellerslie Ravenscraig Nevis Way Level Station Mid Loop St Bedes Coronation West Coronation East Camberwell Strand Mid Long Upper Roodebloem Promenade Sea Point Rhine SEA POINT High 105 Longmarket est Church ast Albany Groote Kerk E UPPER Jeff Masemola London Firmount W CPUT WOODSTOCK Darling er Street Lower v The Castle District Six Graaff’s Pool Sea Point The Glen Buitenkant o Leeuwen Zonnebloem Dorp Chester Chester Han Boat Bay Arthur’s Irwinton Upper Mountain Roeland Sesame CHOOSING WHERE TO GO Sea Point Pool Clarens Fresnaye Aliam 103 D01 Kei Apple Disandt Upper Loop Upper Long Roodehek D02 Cassel Tramway FRESNAYE Kloof Michaelis Government Ave Nazareth Gardenia Queens Beach Lower Kloof Marguerite Sigwele Vuyani Ludwig’s Garden Annandale Gardens D04 Find where you want to go on the MyCiTi map. Every route has a number. You may Koosani Brevity Lane Belle Ombre Van Lower St James Riebeeck Reservoir Upper Buitenkant D03 Bantry Bay TAMBOERSKLOOF St Michael’s 101 Clifton Welgemeend De Waal Park VREDEHOEK 107 need to travel on two or more routes to reach your destination. Every station and Cotswold GARDENS Wexford Pama West Charles Mokoena Clifton 2nd Upper oodford Upper Kloof tholl Orange Clifton 3rd Quebec W A Comrie Dal Kloof Nek Kerrem Clifton 4th Lower Rayden Molteno Montrose Highlands Herzlia Exner stop has a name. Find the stops or stations where you plan to change from one Maiden’s Cove Glen Beach Tafelberg Camps Bay Upper Tafelberg CAMPS Prima 0 TABLE MOUNTAIN Mfundisweni Steve Biko MyCiTi route to another. Whale Rock BAY Platteklip 11 Ravensteyn Horak KHAYELITSHA 108 Fiskaal Barley Bay Chas Booth Makabeni Houghton MITCHELLS Ngcingcu D Nyembe Bakoven Rontree 106 PLAIN Koeël Bay Rontree Susan Lower Camps Bay Khwezi Oudekraal Pontiac Tutu Mitchells Plain Mount Llandudno Rhodes Helgarda Valley Ncumo West Imizamo Yethu LLANDUDNO Ruyteplaats Daphne 109 Imperial Lancaster Berg-en-Dal Figaro Oscar Mpetha Dibana Oxford Earl HOUT Scott TIP: Lower Victoria BAY Bontebok Northshore Military Spine Fishmarket Kuyasa Lindela aulsberg Atlantic Skipper angeberg Dolomites West Snowdon Dolomites East P Ruwenzori L Tafelsig Primary Hangberg Hout Bay Kapteinsklip If you have a smartphone or access to a computer then go to the MyCiTi Oceana 10.10.17 website www.myciti.org.za and use the Trip Planner to help you plan your MyCiTi routes journey. Type in the stop or station you start at and the stop or station where T01 Dunoon - Table View - Civic Centre - Waterfront 108 Hangberg - Sea Point - Adderley 233a Atlantis - Saxonsea T01d Dunoon - Parklands - Civic Centre 109 Hout Bay - Imizamo Yethu - Sea Point - Adderley 234 Atlantis - Mamre you want to go and the planner will work out the best route with the bus times. T02 Atlantis - Table View - Civic Centre 110 Table Mountain 234a Atlantis - Mamre T03 Atlantis - Melkbosstrand - Table View - Century City 114 Sea Point - Civic Centre
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