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Southern Line Signal Driver Rail Bus & Train Timetable Rail Buses Replace Some Trains Monday 12 to Thursday 15 October 2020 please Southern Line signal driver Rail Bus & Train Timetable Rail Buses replace some Trains Monday 12 to Thursday 15 October 2020 Towards Britomart City Centre Manukau Manukau Otahuhu Otahuhu STATION Pukekohe Papakura Takanini Te Mahia Manurewa Homai Papatoetoe Middlemore Penrose Ellerslie Greenlane Remuera Newmarket Parnell Britomart Rail Bus Train Train Rail Bus Great South Opposite Opposite Stop A Stop A Customs St Pukekohe 279 Great Homai Stop A, Opposite Rd near Opposite 197 Great 77 Great 19 7 Railway St 152 Great Manurewa Otahuhu East by RAIL Bus Station South Rd Interchange Davies Ave — — 100 Hospital Rd — Penrose 21 Kalmia St South Rd South Rd Remuera Rd — West South Rd Interchange Interchange Commerce St BUS STOP Stop 2850 Stop 2403 Stop 6105 Stop 2179 Stop 2024 Station Stop 1536 Stop 7613 Stop 7605 Stop 7401 Stop 2554 Stop 2539 Stop 6048 Stop 1775 Stop 7020 Stop 7627 TRAIN/RBS services running at the following minutes past each hour from 5am until 6pm TRAIN/RBS - :18 :24 :27 :31 :35 - - :46 :50 :54 :04 :18 :23 :28 :31 :36 - :52 TRAIN/RBS - :38 :44 :47 :51 :55 - - :06 :10 :14 :24 :38 :43 :48 :51 :56 - :12 TRAIN :14 :42 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRAIN/RBS - :58 :04 :07 :11 :15 - - :26 :30 :34 :44 :58 :03 :08 :11 :16 - :32 TRAIN :44 :12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RBSX services running at the following minutes past each hour from 6.20am until 7.30pm RBSX - - - - - - - - - - - :00 - :18 - - :29 - - RBSX - - - - - - - - - - - :10 - :28 - - :39 - - RBSX - - - - - - - - - - - :20 - :38 - - :49 - - RBSX - - - - - - - - - - - :30 - :48 - - :59 - - RBSX - - - - - - - - - - - :40 - :58 - - :09 - - RBSX - - - - - - - - - - - :50 - :08 - - :19 - - Additional RBSX services operating between 3:15pm and 3:45pm only RBSX - - - - - - - - - 15:15 - 15:22 15:36 15:41 15:46 15:49 15:54 - 16:10 RBSX - - - - - - - - - 15:25 - 15:32 15:46 15:51 15:56 15:59 16:04 - 16:20 RBSX - - - - - - - - - 15:35 - 15:42 15:56 16:01 16:06 16:09 16:14 - 16:30 RBSX - - - - - - - - - 15:45 - 15:52 16:06 16:11 16:16 16:19 16:24 - 16:40 Then at the following times TRAIN 18:14 18:42 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRAIN/RBS - 19:02 19:08 19:11 19:15 19:19 - - 19:30 19:34 19:38 19:48 20:02 20:07 20:12 20:15 20:20 - 20:36 TRAIN 18:38 19:06 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRAIN 18:58 19:26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRAIN/RBS - 19:32 19:38 19:41 19:45 19:49 - - 20:00 20:04 20:08 20:18 20:32 20:37 20:42 20:45 20:50 - 21:06 TRAIN 19:28 19:56 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRAIN/RBS - 20:02 20:08 20:11 20:15 20:19 - - 20:30 20:34 20:38 20:48 21:02 21:07 21:12 21:15 21:20 - 21:36 RBS 19:58 20:22 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRAIN/RBS - 20:32 20:38 20:41 20:45 20:49 - - 21:00 21:04 21:08 21:18 21:32 21:37 21:42 21:45 21:50 - 22:06 RBS/TRAIN 20:18 20:42 20:51 20:55 20:59 21:06 21:12 21:22 21:30 21:34 21:38 21:48 22:02 22:07 22:12 22:15 22:20 - 22:36 RBS/TRAIN 20:48 21:12 21:21 21:25 21:29 21:36 21:42 21:52 22:00 22:04 22:08 22:18 22:32 22:37 22:42 22:45 22:50 - 23:06 RBS/TRAIN 21:18 21:42 21:51 21:55 21:59 22:06 22:12 22:22 22:30 22:34 22:38 22:48 23:02 23:07 23:12 23:15 23:20 - 23:36 RBS = Rail Bus Southern Line RBSX = Rail Bus Southern Express Towards Papakura, Pukekohe Otahuhu Otahuhu Manukau Manukau STATION Britomart Parnell Newmarket Remuera Greenlane Ellerslie Penrose Middlemore Papatoetoe Homai Manurewa Te Mahia Takanini Papakura Pukekohe Rail Bus Train Train Rail Bus Great South Customs St Stop B Stop B Opposite 190 Great Opposite 205 Rd opposite 100 Stop A, Homai 124 Great Opposite Pukekohe East by 16 Remuera Rd 21 Kalmia St Otahuhu Manurewa 287 Great RAIL — South Rd Great South Rd Penrose — Hospital Rd — — Davies Ave Interchange South Rd 7 Railway St Bus Station Commerce St Stop 7400 Stop 1745 Interchange Interchange South Rd BUS STOP Stop 7604 Stop 7612 Station Stop 2005 Stop 2179 Stop 6105 Stop 2534 Stop 2554 Stop 2850 Stop 7020 Stop 1777 Stop 6044 Stop 2416 Stop 7624 TRAIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 05:51 06:19 TRAIN - - - - - - - - 05:35 05:39 05:43 05:52 05:56 05:59 06:03 06:10 - TRAIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 06:21 06:49 RBS/TRAIN services running at the following minutes past each hour from 5am until 7pm RBS/TRAIN :11 - :27 :32 :35 :40 :45 :59 :09 :13 :17 :27 :30 :34 :37 :45 - TRAIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :51 :19 RBS/TRAIN :31 - :47 :52 :55 :00 :05 :19 :29 :33 :37 :47 :50 :54 :57 :05 - TRAIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :21 :49 RBS/TRAIN :51 - :07 :12 :15 :20 :25 :39 :49 :53 :57 :07 :10 :14 :17 :25 - RBSX services running at the following minutes past each hour from 6.20am until 7.30pm RBSX - - :00 - - :11 - :29 - - - - - - - - - RBSX - - :10 - - :21 - :39 - - - - - - - - - RBSX - - :20 - - :31 - :49 - - - - - - - - - RBSX - - :30 - - :41 - :59 - - - - - - - - - RBSX - - :40 - - :51 - :09 - - - - - - - - - RBSX - - :50 - - :01 - :19 - - - - - - - - - Additional RBSX services operating between 7:15am and 7:45am only RBSX 07:15 - 07:31 07:36 07:39 07:44 07:49 08:03 - 08:10 - - - - - - - RBSX 07:25 - 07:41 07:46 07:49 07:54 07:59 08:13 - 08:20 - - - - - - - RBSX 07:35 - 07:51 07:56 07:59 08:04 08:09 08:23 - 08:30 - - - - - - - RBSX 07:45 - 08:01 08:06 08:09 08:14 08:19 08:33 - 08:40 - - - - - - - Then at the following times RBS/TRAIN 19:11 - 19:27 19:32 19:35 19:40 19:45 19:59 20:09 20:13 20:17 - - 20:27 20:30 20:34 20:37 20:45 - RBS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20:55 21:19 RBS/TRAIN 19:35 - 19:51 19:56 19:59 20:04 20:09 20:23 20:34 20:38 20:42 20:54 21:04 21:10 21:17 21:21 21:25 21:34 21:58 RBS/TRAIN 20:05 - 20:21 20:26 20:29 20:34 20:39 20:53 21:04 21:08 21:12 21:24 21:34 21:40 21:47 21:51 21:55 22:04 22:28 RBS/TRAIN 20:35 - 20:51 20:56 20:59 21:04 21:09 21:23 21:34 21:38 21:42 21:54 22:04 22:10 22:17 22:21 22:25 22:34 - RBS/TRAIN 21:05 - 21:21 21:26 21:29 21:34 21:39 21:53 22:04 22:08 22:12 22:24 22:34 22:40 22:47 22:51 22:55 23:04 - RBS/TRAIN 21:35 - 21:51 21:56 21:59 22:04 22:09 22:23 22:34 22:38 22:42 22:51 23:01 23:07 23:14 23:18 23:22 23:31 - RBS/TRAIN 22:05 - 22:21 22:26 22:29 22:34 22:39 22:53 23:04 23:08 23:12 23:21 23:31 23:37 23:44 23:48 23:52 00:01 - RBS/TRAIN 22:35 - 22:51 22:56 22:59 23:04 23:09 23:23 - - - - - - - - - - - RBS = Rail Bus Southern Line RBSX = Rail Bus Southern Express • The Southern line services will travel via the Eastern line between Britomart and Otahuhu • Please make yourself visible to the bus driver and signal the driver to stop. • Train tickets purchased at a train station will also be accepted on the Rail Bus. Rail Bus Services Train service operating Bus and Connecting Services 24 hr Clock *Public holidays. On public holidays a Sunday timetable operates. When Waitangi Day (6 Feb) Scheduled Bus services which These symbols indicate the Regular services indicated or Anzac Day (25 April) fall on a Saturday, normal • Please remember to tag-on when boarding and tag-off when leaving the bus. replaces Train service between location of the Train Stations above connect you to Saturday timetables run. train stations destinations. and the Train line which is local interchanges and Disclaimer: Actual bus frequency may vary due to traffi c, • Your AT HOP fare for combined bus and train trips will be calculated based on the start and end of the journey. The journey can use up running as scheduled. key destinations. road conditions or other unplanned circumstances. This information is a true and accurate guide at the time to five bus or train trips within four hours, with a maximum transfer time of 30 minutes between each trip (excludes SkyBus services). Pedestrian Walkway Train service not operating Key Station or Connection Point of publication. However Auckland Transport and its Walking access. Usually short These symbols indicate the This symbol indicates a location operators reserve the right to change services without • Terms of use for AT HOP cards are available at AT.govt.nz/ATHOP. distance between diff erent section of the Train line which to connect to other bus and notice. All travel is subject to the respective Operator’s Conditions of Carriage. For clarifi cation on all issues it is Platforms or Bus Stops. are not operating a service. train services. recommended you contact Auckland Transport. • Rail Buses cannot accommodate mobility scooters, bicycles, larger personal items or pets. Rail Buses service available. Download the AT Mobile app from the App Store or Google Play Frequent Services Local and Connecting Services For moreHigh information frequency services visit AT.govt.nzRegular or call services 09 indicated 366 6400 above throughout the day, seven connect you to local interchanges days a week indicated above.
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