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APPLICATION FORM FOR TRURO COLLEGE BUS PASS AUTUMN 2020 Please read the Terms and Conditions on the back of this application form before applying for your Bus Pass. Please apply by Wednesday 12th August 2020 Annual Pass £530 Autumn £210 Spring Term £160 / Summer Term £160 Payments can be made by: - Online -please look at https://intranet.truro-penwith.ac.uk/apps/external/ for further details Card - please telephone on 01872 267003 or 01872 267000 Cheque - made out to ‘Truro and Penwith College’ and posted to: - The Transport Centre, Truro and Penwith College, College Road, Truro, TR1 3XX Cash - in person at the Transport Centre in Mylor Reception. Please complete all sections of the application form below: For further information please call: 01872 267003 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- APPLICATION FORM FOR TRURO COLLEGE BUS PASS – (Full Year 2020/21 or Autumn 2020) Surname: Forename: ID Number: Date of Birth: Tel: Hom e Address: Postcode: Please select the bus number you will regularly use to travel to college. A complete list of routes accompanies this document Bus Start Point Tick Bus Start Point Tick Bus Start Point Tick No No No 211 Launceston 223 Bodmin 234 Portleven 212 Boscastle 224 St Newlyn East 235 Coverack 213 Polzeath 225 Newquay (via 238 Long Rock (via Cubert) Marazion) 214 Fowey 226 Newquay (via 239 Castle gate (via Mitchell) St Ives) 215 Holmbush 227 St Mawes 241 Polgigga 216 Mevagissey 228 Callington 243 Portreath 217 St Austell 230 The Lizard T1 Penzance 219 Padstow 231 Falmouth T1/T2 Camborne (via Redruth) 222 Stenalees 233 Flushing R1 Looe NB - All routes detailed above may be subject to change For office use Cash/Cheque/Card Amount Paid……………. Date……………. The Truro and Penwith College Transport Scheme is available to all students. All of the buses used are service buses; a bus pass on this scheme offers flexibility of travel at a considerably reduced rate. First will provide main route bus services to arrive at the College by 9 am and to depart after 16:15. Students will need to make their own way to and from home to the nearest bus stop. The Truro College Bus Pass can also be used on evenings, weekends and holidays after 09:00am for any FIRST Service in Cornwall. Truro & Penwith College has no control over changes to normal service routes, or loss of routes, this responsibility does not lie with us, but we will make every effort to assist if this happens. FIRST will allow all Truro & Penwith College students in possession of a College Bus Pass to use the service as per Terms and Conditions below. TRURO & PENWITH COLLEGE STUDENTS SEASON TICKET SPECIAL CONDITIONS ACADEMIC YEAR SEPTEMBER 2020/21 CONDITIONS OF USE TC1. The travel pass can be used between the inclusive dates shown. TC2. Students will be expected to travel to College on the ‘200’ series of services where such Services are operated, as these are provided on behalf of Truro & Penwith College as part of a contract. Travel will however be permitted on other First local services where a ‘200’ route provided but only after 0900 hours. TC3. Where no ‘200’ series service is available for travel to/from Truro & Penwith College a normal First service may be used. TC4. Notwithstanding conditions TC2 and TC3 the holder of a Truro & Penwith College Travel pass may use the pass at any other time. TC5. The College uses another operator to run its R1 (Looe) route. The terms and conditions for the Truro College Bus Pass also apply to these routes. TC6. Truro & Penwith College Travel pass holders will be permitted to use the pass during the holiday following the term for which the pass has been used but it will EXPIRE before the new term commences. This facility will also apply during the summer holiday break where an expiry date of 31st August will be applied. TC7. The Travel pass must be shown to the driver on every journey. If no pass can be produced at the time of travel, then the ordinary Adult single fare must be paid. Altered, defaced or damaged tickets will not be accepted and will be withdrawn. TC8. The ticket is NOT transferable and does not give the holder priority over other passengers. It is issued subject to the rules and regulations of the company. TC9. First will refuse to allow travel to any passenger who is abusing the rules and regulations of the Company. NOTE: Your receipt can be used on the bus on the first day of term as proof of purchase First day of term is Thursday 5th September 2019 (First Year students only) Friday 6th September 2019 (Second Year ‘A’ Level, IB and Extended Diploma students) Passes can be picked up at College; we do not post bus passes to students. Out of date passes will not be accepted by First Group This pass can only be used on First buses, not trains Lost Passes: If you lose your Bus Pass please inform Truro College Transport Office immediately. Please note: – The loss must be reported to the police at reportmyloss.com for a reference number. A CHARGE OF £15 WILL BE MADE FOR ANY REPLACEMENT. Refunds: Refunds will be considered by Truro and Penwith College ONLY in the event of a student withdrawing from College or changing address. NB - All routes detailed may be subject to change ALLET 222 GOONHILLY 235 ASHTON (U4 &CONNECT) 230 234 235 GRAMPOUND 214 215 216 BLACKWATER 243 GRAMPOUND RD 217 BODIEVE 213 GREENBOTTOM T2 T1 BODMIN 223 GWENNAP 46 BOLVENTOR 211 HALESTOWN 239 BOSCASTLE 212 HAYLE 238 241 BREAGE (U4 & CONNECT) 230 234 235 HELSTON BLUE ANCHOR 234 BRIDGE 243 HELSTON TESCO 230 234 235 BRIGHTON CROSS 219 222 HEWAS WATER 217 BUCKSHEAD 226 HOLMBUSH 215 BUGLE 223 ILLOGAN 46 47 CHURCHTOWN CALLINGTON 228 INDIAN QUEENS 211 219 CAMBORNE T1 T2 KNIGHTS MILL 219 CAMELFORD 212 LADOCK 219 CARBIS BAY 239 LANIVET 223 CARHARRACK 47 LANNER 46 CARNKIE 234 LAUNCESTON 211 CARNON DOWNS 231 230 234 235 LEEDSTOWN 238 CASTLE GATE 239 LELANT 239 CHACEWATER T2 T1 LISKEARD 228 CHIVERTON 224 213 239 LONDON APPRENTICE 216 CONNOR DOWNS 239 LONGDOWNS 235 COVERACK 235 LONGROCK 238 CRANTOCK 225 LOSTWITHIEL 228 CROWLAS 241 MABE BURNTHOUSE 235 CUBERT 225 MARAZANVOSE 211 CULDROSE 230 235 MARAZION 238 CURY 230 MAWGAN 235 DELABOLE 212 MEVAGISSEY 216 DEVORAN 235 MITCHELL 222 226 DOBWALLS 228 MOUNT CHARLES 215 FALMOUTH 231 MOUNT HAWKE 243 FEOCK 233 MOUSEHOLE 241 FIVE LANES 211 MULLION 230 FLUSHING 233 MYLOR 233 FOUR LANES (via Redruth) 37 NANCLEDRA 239 FOWEY 214 NANPEAN 222 FOXHOLE 222 NEWLYN 241 FRADDON 219 NEWQUAY 225 226 FROGPOOL 46 PADSTOW 219 GOLDSITHNEY 238 PAR 214 GOONBELL 224 PARK BOTTOM 47 GOONHAVERN 224 PAYNTERS LANE END 47 PELEAN CROSS 231 234 ST COLUMB MAJOR 213 PELYNT ROSELYN ST COLUMB MINOR 226 PENRYN 231 ST DAY 47 PENTEWAN 216 ST DENNIS 222 PENWITHICK 223 ST ERME 226 PENZANCE 241 ST ERTH 241 PERRANARWORTHAL 230 233 234 ST HILARY 238 PERRANPORTH 224 ST IVES 239 PERRANWELL 231 234 ST JUST IN ROSELAND 227 STATION PLAYING PLACE 231 233 ST KEVERNE 235 POLDUE COVE 230 ST MAWES 227 POLGIGGA 241 ST MERRYN 219 POLZEATH 213 ST NEWLYN EAST 224 PONSANOOTH 231 ST STEPHEN 222 PORKELLIS 234 STENALEES 222 PORTH FOUR TURNS 226 STICKER 217 PORTHLEVEN 234 STITHIANS 234 PORTHTOWAN 243 SUMMERCOURT 211 PORTREATH 243 THE LIZARD 230 PORTSCATHO 227 THREEMILESTONE T2 T1 PROBUS 227 215 216 TINTAGEL 212 PULLA CROSS 46 TREGONY 227 QUINTRELL DOWNS 226 TRESILLIAN 215 216 217 RAME CROSS 230 235 TRISPEN 226 REDRUTH T1 T2 TROON 47 T2 T1 REJERRAH 225 TRURO T2 T1 RELUBBAS 238 TRURO TRAIN T2 T1 STATION ROCHE 222 TYWARDREATH 228 ROCK 213 WADEBRIDGE 213 RUAN HIGH LANES 227 WENDRON 234 RUAN MINOR 230 WHEAL ROSE 243 SCORRIER T1 T2 WHITEMOOR 222 SCORRIER (DALES) 243 ZELAH 212 SENNEN 241 SHORTLANESEND 222 ST AGNES 224 ST AUSTELL 216 217 (TRINITY ST) ST AUSTELL (BUS 215 217 STATION) ST BLAZEY 228 ST BURYAN 241 ST COLUMB 219 .
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