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Route Maps CT Plus Guernsey Is Part of the HCT Group About CT Plus Guernsey 11 12 21 32 route maps CT Plus Guernsey is part of the HCT Group. 51 52 91 92 S t G HCT Group safely delivers over 12 million eo rg e’ passenger trips on its buses every year. s Es Amhe p 31 l an We provide a range of transport services – 31 32 Beau Sejour ad r e s London red bus routes, special educational t Leisure Centre R o a needs transport, social services transport d 11 12 21 32 and community transport to name but a German 51 52 91 92 e few. Our commercial success enables our Naval d a Signals HQ n la community impact. HCT Group is first and s p s te E ut y foremost a social enterprise, creating value and B n g s e t Le a supporting social justice in the communities l Guernsey G 31 11 12 21 we serve. See www.hctgroup.org Museum and Candie Art Gallery Gardens A 51 52 91 92 C lian’s venue AND St Ju IE R OAD CT Plus Guernsey ST JULIAN’S PIER Les Banques d 31 41 42 Old Government Tourist a o Doyle Road House Hotel Information R 51 61 71 81 St Peter Port k c Centre o t N e L r OREST B e F Guernsey GY1 2HZ 31 32 T 41 tr E 11 12 21 31 32 41 42 S L S M L ST IT H O Port e ES S P M T tel 42 g E ST JA 51 52 61 71 81 92 arrivals / e St James H ll T 31 o Concert Hall e departures 51 C d (01481) 700456 a VICTO inc Guernsey n RIA P T IER a E l La Grange E e-mail Tapestry RRE p T s S 31 32 41 42 E H H d G G h I a I t [email protected] 41 42 H r St Peter Port o 52 61 71 81 Town R o ’s Church N n 52 61 Twitter e e Library u 71 81 et @buses_gg Q T re S t ALBERT PIE T S R E e K in R a d A M nt a ou n F a Old Quarter l CT Plus Guernsey Limited is part of HCT Group sp E T E TERMINUS and a company limited by share, incorporated E 11 93 h R t Model 61 71 TTR Castle S BUS ou under the laws of the Island of Guernsey. ILL 91 92 ER yacht pond 81 M S LE PI Cornet CAST Company registration number 54761. age ord Our registered office address is: La B Ogier House, St Julian’s Avenue, 11 93 11 12 21 31 32 41 42 St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1WA 91 92 Images courtesy of VisitGuernsey Hauteville 51 52 61 71 81 e i © States of Guernsey Environment Department 2014. r e House t 11 o All rights reserved 91 r These routes depart 93 ar 11 93 91 92 93 92 Ch from St Peter Port La 91 92 bus terminus Underground Military Museum www.buses.gg it’s better by bus winter timetable 2014 starts 6 October call us on 01481 700456 www.buses.gg welcome to our winter 2014 timetable The bus service in Guernsey is here to keep you on the move – whether you’re commuting to work, visiting the Island, going shopping or just getting out and about. daily to almost anywhere Our bus services operate daily and will take you almost anywhere on the Island. The service is operated by CT Plus on behalf of the Environment Department. The network of bus routes provides a high frequency of services to the Island’s main shopping centres, workplaces, beaches and visitor attractions and offers a very comfortable and passenger-friendly ride. bank holidays A Sunday service operates on all bank holidays. This timetable provides full details of services starting from 6 October 2014. For more information about the service, visit www.buses.gg. 2 PEMBROKE BAY route maps Pembroke Bay L’Ancresse Les 29 Vardes La Passée L’Islet Vale church Braye Baugy Port Soif Pleinheaume Freesia crossroads Bordeaux Harbour Centre Rue Sauvage 16 The Bridge Grandes Rocques Ronde 13 27 Oatlands ST SAMPSON Cheminee Centre COBO BAY HARBOUR Capelles Hougue du Baubigny Cobo Bay Pommier Camp La Fontaine Lilyvale du Roi 7 20 King George V 18 Halfway Vazon Bay 25 La Ramée Grand La Bouet VAZON BAY Saumarez Le Friquet Vrangue Park Admiral Park Houguette crossroads Collings L’Aumone Road 4 Footes 15 Perelle Bay Castel Lane Beau Sejour Brock 10 Hospital Road Doyle Road 17 Tourist Information Centre 24 19 Castel Rohais King’s Mills ST PETER PORT church Princess Mont Saint Elizabeth Grange 2 La Felconte top Hospital St Peter Port bus terminus L’Eree (PEH) 26 21 Trinity 12 3 Square 22 Sous L’Église 14 Hougue 23 1 Fougue St Andrew’s church 30 Little Chapel Fort Grey 9 Le Longfrie Le Gron St Martin’s 5 8 Coudre Fermain Goldsmiths Bas Courtils Sausmarez Manor 6 Pleinmont Old Mill 28 Torteval church La Villette Le Chene Bella Luce Airport Les Landes 11 Saints corner Icart corner Jerbourg new for winter service enhancements We’ve continued to listen to feedback and reviewed passenger data to make several network improvements for the winter timetable. improved Routes 51, 71 Route 51 will now be operating direct to Town from L’Aumone, giving a faster service to Town via the Rohais and The Grange, with new Route 52 providing a fast journey back to L’Aumone from Town. Route 71 will be retimed to improve reliability and will be re-routed to serve Ville au Roi in both directions between the PEH & Town. new routes In addition to revisions across the network to improve reliability we will be introducing 3 new routes to further enhance our network. Route 52 will now operate to support the revised Route 51, offering quicker journeys to and from Town and 2 services an hour to the areas served by the old Route 51. Similarly, Route 32 offers a loop in the opposite direction of existing Route 31 offering enhanced options along the sections served, with 2 buses an hour. new for winter introduction of Parish Link P1 We are pleased to announce the introduction of the Parish Link P1 service as part of a pilot scheme that will see a new type of smaller bus operating in Guernsey. This service will link the Airport and Vazon Bay joining communities and amenities that have not been able to be served by the current network. night buses Night bus services will continue for winter operating on Friday and Saturdays on Route 11, 41 and 42, with the last buses departing from Town at midnight. 4 inside Page 9 Airport 3 Longfrie 3 Frie Baton 3 Gele Road - Vazon Bay 3 King’s Mills 3 St. Saviour’s Church 3 Bas Courtils 3 Airport Page 10 Airport 3 St Martin’s 3 Town 3 The Bridge 3 Baugy 3 L’Ancresse 3 Bordeaux Harbour Page 21 Town 3 The Bridge 3 Sandy Hook 3 Pembroke Bay 3 L’Islet 3 The Bridge 3 Town Page 23 Town 3 Admiral Park 3 Oatlands 3 Freesia Centre 3 L’Islet 3 Braye crossroads 3 Admiral Park 3 Town Page 26 Town 3 Grange/Longstore 3 Beau Sejour 3 Camp du Roi 3 Pleinheaume 3 L’Islet 3 Capelles 3 Doyle Road 3 Town Page 30 Town 3 Rohais 3 Saumarez Park 3 La Houguette/Port Soif 3 Vazon/Grandes Rocques 3 Saumarez Park 3 Rohais 3 Town Page 33 Town 3 Grand Bouet 3 Footes Lane 3 Le Friquet 3 L’Aumone 3 Rohais 3 Grange 3 Town Page 37 Town 3 PEH 3 King’s Mills 3 L’Eree 3 Fort Grey 3 Pleinmont 3 Longfrie 3 Mont Saint 3 King’s Mills 3 PEH 3 Town Page 40 Town 3 Hospital (PEH) 3 Hougue Fouque 3 Longfrie 3 Airport 3 Longfrie 3 Hougue Fouque 3 Hospital (PEH) 3 Town Page 43 Town 3 Hospital (PEH) 3 St Martin’s Village 3 Jerbourg 3 Icart 3 St Martin’s Village 3 Hospital (PEH) 3 Town Page 46 Town 3 St Martin’s 3 Airport 3 L’Eree 3 Vazon 3 Grandes Rocques 3 L’Islet 3 Pembroke Bay 3 Bordeaux 3 Bridge 3 Town Page 52 Town 3 Bridge 3 Bordeaux 3 Pembroke Bay 3 L’Islet 3 Grandes Rocques 3 Vazon 3 L’Eree 3 Airport 3 St Martin’s 3 Town Page 58 Streets, facilities and places index Page 62 Route maps Page 64 Key to visitor attractions 5 explore our Island with the Guernsey Vaeux The Guernsey Vaeux – Routes 91/92 – is ideally suited to help visitors explore our Island. It departs from the Town terminus and travels all round the coast of Guernsey – many visitors use it as an unguided tour of the Island. It can also be boarded at any stop along its route. Route 91 travels clockwise around the Island. Route 92 travels anticlockwise. The Guernsey Vaeux runs every hour in each direction, seven days a week – see pages 46–57 for more information. You can take a trip round the Island on the Guernsey Vaeux for the standard £1 bus fare – but why not upgrade to one of the following unlimited travel passes: Individuals Families One-day pass £4.50 £9.00 Two-day pass £7.50 £15.00 Seven-day pass £19.00 £38.00 All passes are also valid for travel on the Guernsey Vaeux round-island bus.
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