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2020 Student Bus Transport 2020 STUDENT BUS TRANSPORT Metro Bus Services Route 530 Suburbs: Herdsman Cove – Gagebrook – Old Beach – MORNING: Otago – Goodwood – Glenorchy Route 605S 7:25am – Cove Hill Fair 8:12am – Glenorchy Interchange (Stop D) Suburbs: Tranmere – Howrah – Rosny Park – Hobart – Moonah – Glenorchy **Students transfer to Route 223AM to depart Glenorchy Interchange at 8:17am 7:10am – Tranmere Terminus 7:23am – Howrah Shoreline Route 550 7:32am – Rosny Park (Stop E) Suburbs: Hobart – Lenah Valley – Glenorchy 7:33am – Rosny Hill Road (Stop 4) 7:38am – Hobart City Interchange (Stop G) 7:34am – Tasman Highway (Stop 3) 7:45am – North Hobart (Elizabeth Street) 7:40am – Tasman Highway (Stop 2) 7:49am – Augusta Road/Giblin Street 7:43am Elizabeth Street (Stop 2) 7:52am – Lenah Valley/Girrabong Road 7:49am – New Town / Augusta Road (Stop 9) 7:58am – Barossa Road/Burton Street 7:52am – New Town Road / Cross Street (Stop 12) **Students transfer to Route 223AM to depart Glenorchy Interchange at 8:17am 7:59am – New Town Road (Stop 15) 7:59am – Moonah Shops (Stop 18) Route 225AM 8:02am – Springfield Interchange (Stop 21) Suburbs: Bridgewater – Granton – Austins Ferry – Claremont – Berriedale – Montrose – Glenorchy 8:08am – Glenorchy Interchange (Stop E) 7:26am – Cove Hill Fair **Students transfer to Route 223AM to depart Glenorchy Interchange at 8:17am 7:28am – Bisdee Road 7:34am – Albion Road Route 223AM 7:40am – Green Point Road 8:17am – Glenorchy Interchange (Stop D) 7:42am – Thompson Crescent 8:19am – Tolosa Street (Stop 38) 7:45am – Gunn Street (Roundabout) 8:23am – Dominic College 7:50am – Granton – Main Road (Stop 47) Route 550 7:56am – Austins Ferry – Main Road (Stop 43) Suburbs: Hobart – Glenorchy 8:00am – Claremont – Main Road (Stop 37) 7:38am – Hobart City Interchange (Stop E) 8:04am – MONA – Main Road (Stop 33) 8:11am – Glenorchy Interchange 8:08am – Montrose – Main Road (Stop 28) **Students transfer to Route 225AM to depart 8:11am – Glenorchy Interchange (Stop D) Glenorchy Interchange at 8:17am 8:13am – Tolosa Street (Stop 38) 8:17am – Dominic College 2020 STUDENT BUS TRANSPORT Metro Bus Services Route 236PM AFTERNOON: Suburbs: Glenorchy – Rosetta – Claremont – Granton – Bridgewater – Gagebrook – Old Beach Route 242PM 3:30pm – Dominic College 3:27pm – Dominic College 3:40pm – Glenorchy Interchange (Stop G) 3:37pm – Glenorchy Interchange 3:42pm – Montrose – Main Road (Stop 28) 3:43pm – Springfield Interchange 3:45pm – MONA – Main Road (Stop 33) 3:50pm – Claremont – Main Road (Stop 37) Students who need to continue into the Hobart City Interchange can transfer to: 3:56pm – Arncliffe Road Route X20 (Express) which departs the Springfield 4:01pm – Sharon Drive Interchange at 3:50pm and will travel along the 4:04pm – Granton – Main Road (Stop 48) Brooker Highway. 4:10pm – Gunn Street Route 501 (All Stops) which departs the Springfield Interchange at 3:53pm and will travel along Main 4:12pm – Green Point Road Road. 4:13pm – Albion Road 4:18pm – Bisdee Road Route 244PM 4:23pm – Lamprill Circle Suburbs: Glenorchy – Rosetta – Chigwell – 4:27pm – Ashburton Road Claremont 4:32pm – Sattler Street 3:30pm – Dominic College 4:33pm – Deak Street 3:40pm – Chapel Street (Stop 26) 4:39pm – Jetty Road 3:42pm – Montrose – Main Road (Stop 28) 4:42pm – Old Beach (MX Mountain View) 3:46pm – Crosby Road 3:50pm – Chigwell Junction Students travelling to Devines Road, Dickson Street, 3:57pm – Adelphi Road (Abbotsfield Park) Cochrane Street, Stansbury Street and Lower Tolosa 4:00pm – Colston Street Street may board Route 503 from Warriga Road at 3:52pm 4:05pm – Edgar Street Please check Metro Website for any changes, www.metrotas.com.au or by phoning the Information Hotline on 13 22 01 2020 STUDENT BUS TRANSPORT Redline Coaches – 6214 7300 Walker Coaches – 6234 8373 Eastern Shore Oatlands Morning: Morning: 7:30am – Sorell Interchange Leaves Oatlands at 6:45am from the Corner of Main Road and Stanley Street. The arrival time in 7:37am – Midway Point – Darwin Street Kempton is 7:45am. 7:40am – Midway Point – Fenton Street Afternoon: 7:50am – Cambridge Road Departs Kempton at 4:45pm. The bus doesn’t 8:00am – Mornington Inn leave Kempton until the Creswell bus has arrived. 8:15am – East Derwent Highway – Lindisfarne The arrival time in Oatlands is 5:25pm. 8:17am – East Derwent Highway – Geilston Bay Cresswell Coaches – 6234 1818 8:35am – Dominic College Kempton – Dominic College Afternoon: Morning: 4:05pm – Rosny Hill Road (Rose Bay) Leaves Kempton at 7:25am. Travels to Brighton 4:10pm – Eastlands Interchange and does various pickups on the way to Jubilee Street, Brighton. Leaves Jubilee Street at 7:50am 4:15pm – Mornington Inn making stops in Brighton. Arrives at Dominic 4:20pm – Cambridge Road College at 8:30am. 4:27pm – Midway Point – Darwin Street **Does not make any stops after leaving Brighton. 4:30pm – Midway Point – Fenton Street Afternoon: 4:35pm – Sorell Interchange Leaves Dominic College at 3:30pm and travels to the Brighton Interchange (Seymour Street). The Ten Ride Tickets are available at the Hobart Transit bus then travels to Kempton making various stops Centre, 230 Liverpool Street Hobart. between Brighton and Kempton. Please check with Tasmanian Redline Bus Services The bus departs Brighton at 4:00pm and arrives in for connecting times Kempton at 4:30pm. Tassielink – 1300 300 520 Tea Tree – Brighton Eastern Shore Morning: 3:30pm – Dominic College 7:20am – Middle Tea Tree Road 3:35pm – GYC Glenorchy 7:31am – Crosswinds Vineyard Tea Tree Road 4:00pm – Rosny Hill Road (Rosebay High School) 7:32am – Cnr Tea Tree & Merriworth Roads Students who need to continue to the Sorell 7:34am – Tea Tree Hall Interchange to catch connecting buses will need to transfer to the Redline Tasmania Bus Service at 7:36am – Cnr Tea Tree & Back Tea Tree Roads Rosny Hill Road. 7:37am – Cnr Tea Tree Road & Summerville Place 7:39am – Ford Road Brighton 2020 STUDENT BUS TRANSPORT 7:40am – Cnr Tea Tree & Nelsons Buildings Road School Bus Only 7:45am – Jubilee Avenue 7:20am – Fairview Warner Avenue **Students then transfer to the Dominic College 7:28am – Toll House Cresswell Bus and arrives at Dominic College at 8:30am 7:30am – Blair Street Shop Afternoon: 7:40am – New Norfolk Central 4:25pm – Cnr Midlands Highway & Elderslie Road 7:55am – Granton 4:28pm – Jubilee Avenue 8:01am – Holy Rosary 4:31pm – Cnr Tea Tree & Nelsons Buildings Roads 8:15am – Guilford Young 4:32pm – Ford Road 8:25am – Dominic College 4:34pm – Cnr Tea Tree Road & Summerville Place 4:37pm – Tea Tree Hall Afternoon: 4:39pm – Cnr Tea Tree & Merriworth Roads Dominic College to Ellendale 4:40pm – Crosswinds Vineyard Tea Tree Road Public/School Bus 4:45pm – Middle Tea Tree Road 3:40pm – Dominic College **The afternoon bus does not depart Jubilee Avenue 3:50pm – Glenorchy until the last school bus has arrived. Students may be required to wait for 30mins before departing Jubilee 3:58pm – Claremont Avenue. 4:05pm – Granton O’Driscoll Coaches – 6261 4653 4:25pm – New Norfolk Central Morning: 4:44pm – Rosegarland Ellendale – Dominic College 4:51pm – Bushy Park 5:02pm – Westerway Public/School Bus 5:13pm – Ellendale 6:50am – Ellendale Fire Station 7:01am – Westerway Dominic College to New Norfolk 7:11am – Bushy Park School Bus Only 7:18am – Rosegarland 3:35pm – Dominic College 7:30am – Lawitta 3:45pm – Guilford Young College 7:40am – New Norfolk Central 3:55pm – Holy Rosary 7:55am – Granton 4:00pm – Granton 8:00am – Claremont 4:15pm – New Norfolk 8:15am – Glenorchy 4:20pm – Blair Street Shop 8:25am – Dominic College 4:25pm – Fairview Avenue 4:33pm – Toll House New Norfolk to Dominic College .
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