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Demand Responsive Transport 305 Leaflet – Tilton on the Hill And Fares Adult Adult Child Child Demand Single Return Single Return Responsive Demand Responsive From To Leicester City Centre Cold £2.70 £5.00 £1.35 £2.50 Transport Transport Newton 23 24 13 Halstead £2.70 £5.00 £1.35 £2.50 12 22 11 1 14 10 2 21 9 3 15 Hungarton £2.15 £4.00 £1.07 £2.00 20 8 4 16 7 6 5 19 17 18 Keyham £2.05 £3.80 £1.02 £1.90 LOCAL TRANSPORT SERVICE The 24 hour clock is used FOR YOUR AREA throughout this timetable Loddington, Lowesby, Owston, £2.70 £5.00 £1.35 £2.50 For further information and DRT 305 Tilton on frequently asked questions the Hill Tilton on the Hill and villages about this DRT service visit to Leicester City Centre www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/ everyday/public-transport/ Older and disabled persons’ travel concessions valid Serving Tilton on the Hill, Owston, in accordance with current terms and conditions. Loddington, Halstead, Lowesby, If you are unsure about eligibility for this service or if there are any problems with the service please Cold Newton, Hungarton and Keyham Comments & Suggestions call 0116 305 0002 (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm). Operates on Wednesdays Sustainable Travel Group 0116 305 0002 ...and don’t forget if you book a journey from 6 May 2015 (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm) and are unable to travel, simply call Booking line 0116 255 5222 to cancel it. 0116 255 5222 Demand Responsive Operated by ADT Taxis All of the information is correct at the time of being printed but may be subject to change. Transport P0049 4/15 Demand Responsive Transport from Tilton on the Hill and villages to Leicester City Centre Transport Times of operation Other East Leicestershire DRT 302 Thursdays DRT services Arnesby • Shearsby • Mowsley • Wednesday Laughton • Gumley • Foxton / Foxton Locks¹ to Market Harborough (Oakham DRT 300 Tuesdays Tilton on the Hill 10.30 Road opp / adj Main Street) Hallaton • Slawston • Cranoe • Glooston • DRT 303 Thursdays Owston Stonton Wyville to Market Harborough Medbourne • Hallaton • Slawston • (Main Street opp / adj) DRT 301 Fridays Cranoe • Glooston • Stonton Wyville • Loddington Tilton on the Hill • Billesdon¹ (Loddington Lane opp / adj Main Street) Hallaton • Slawston • Cranoe • Glooston • to Leicester City Centre Stonton Wyville to Market Harborough Halstead DRT 304 Tuesdays and Fridays (Oakham Road opp / adj Halstead House) ¹Drop-off only Great Easton • Drayton • Medbourne Lowesby to Market Harborough (Melton Road opp / adj Lowesby Lane) Cold Newton (Hungarton Road opp / adj Church Lane) Hungarton (Main Street opp / adj Church Lane) How this service works: • Older and disabled persons’ travel concessions are accepted. Present the • Book your seat directly with the operator pass on boarding the vehicle Keyham on the telephone number shown (Ingarsby Road opp / adj Snows Lane) • Departures after the first pick up time • This service is provided primarily for are approximate Leicester residents of the villages listed overleaf. If you 11.00 (Gravel Street) are not a resident and wish to use the service • Passengers are asked to phone the operator please contact the operator for availability to cancel their booking if they are unable to travel Return from Leicester • Bookings can be made up to one week 14.30 (Gravel Street) before travel • The service will not run if no bookings are received • Bookings made by 5pm the day before travel are guaranteed a seat • If there are problems with the service To book your seat and pick up point please call 0116 305 0002. • Bookings made on the day of travel and simply call ADT Taxis on up to one hour before departure are subject to availability and at the discretion of 0116 255 5222 the operator.
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