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ANNO D'ORARIO 2021 62.112 Airolo - Bedretto - All'Acqua Stato: 11. Marzo 2021 1 3 5 7 9 11 Airolo, Stazione 06 06 09 06 11 06 14 13 17 13 18 13 Ossasco (Bedretto) 06 15 09 15 11 15 14 22 17 22 18 22 Bedretto, Paese 06 20 09 20 11 20 14 27 17 27 18 27 Cioss Prato (Bedretto) 06 24 09 24 11 24 14 31 17 31 18 31 All'Acqua 06 26 09 26 11 26 14 33 17 33 18 33 62.112 All'Acqua - Bedretto - Airolo Stato: 11. Marzo 2021 2 4 6 8 10 12 All'Acqua 06 29 09 29 11 29 14 34 17 34 18 34 Cioss Prato (Bedretto) 06 30 09 30 11 30 14 35 17 35 18 35 Bedretto, Paese 06 34 09 34 11 34 14 39 17 39 18 39 Ossasco (Bedretto) 06 39 09 39 11 39 14 44 17 44 18 44 Airolo, Stazione 06 50 09 50 11 50 14 55 17 55 18 55 Spiegazione dei segni nonché 2.4. salvo 6.1., 19.3., 3.6., 29.6., 1.11., BICICLETTE: Trasporto possibile, limitato numero di 8.12. posti Lunedì–venerdì, salvo i giorni festivi generali Arrivo Accessibile alle persone in sedia a rotelle, preavviso Orari in senso inverso, v. più avanti Orario di partenza necessario Orari in senso inverso, v. le pagine precedenti autocontrollo Non circola giornalmente Orario di partenza Bus Sono giorni festivi generali: 25.12., 26.12., 1.1., 2.1., Venerdì Santo, Lunedì di Pasqua, Ascensione, Lunedì di Pentecoste, 1.8. Tempo di trasbordo minimo necessario Airolo, Stazione 1 Min Fermate servite Airolo – Bedretto Bedretto – Airolo Airolo: Stazione; Funivia; Cioss di fuori; Fontana, Cioss di Bedretto: All'Acqua; Cioss Prato (Bedretto); Ronco dentro; Fontana, Gerora; Fontana, Paese (Bedretto); Paese Bedretto: Ossasco (Bedretto) Villa Bedretto: Villa (Bedretto) Villa Bedretto: Villa (Bedretto) Bedretto: Ossasco (Bedretto) Bedretto: Paese; Ronco (Bedretto); Cioss Prato Airolo: Fontana, Paese; Fontana, Gerora; Fontana, Cioss (Bedretto); All'Acqua di dentro; Cioss di fuori; Funivia; Stazione Osservazioni Preavviso necessario (24h) 0840 852 852 Gruppi e Gruppi con Ticino Ticket: riservazione Informazione: nel caso in cui la tratta non fosse obbligatoria da effettuare per iscritto con almeno 2 praticabile, il servizio potrebbe essere ridotto giorni lavorativi di preavviso (lu-ve entro le 15 00) Gruppen und Gruppen mit Ticino Ticket: Schriftliche Reservierung erforderlich bis 2 Werktage vorher (Mo-Fr bis 15 00) [email protected] Azienda di trasporto AutoPostale SA 0840 852 852 www.autopostale.ch [email protected] 1 / 1.

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