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Timetable Route B1 B-Line Mona Vale to City Wynyard B1 How to use this timetable Which Opal card is right for you? This timetable provides a snapshot of service information in Adult – Customers 16 years or older who are not entitled 24-hour time (e.g. 5am = 05:00, 5pm = 17:00). Information to any concessions and normally pay full fare. contained in this timetable is subject to change without notice. Child/Youth – For customers aged 4-15 (inclusive), or customers Please note that timetables do not include minor stops, 16 years or older who hold a NSW/ACT Senior Secondary additional trips for special events, short term changes, holiday Student Concession Card. timetable changes, real-time information or any disruption Gold Senior/Pensioner – For eligible NSW and interstate alerts. seniors, pensioners, war widows/ers and asylum seekers. For the most up-to-date times, use the Trip Planner or Concession – For eligible tertiary students, job seekers, Departures at transportnsw.info apprentices and trainees. Real-time planning How to get an Opal card You can plan your trip with real-time information using the You can get an Adult or Child/Youth Opal card over the counter Trip Planner or Departures at transportnsw.info or by at Opal retailers that display the Opal sign . To find your downloading travel apps on your smartphone or tablet. nearest retailer visit transportnsw.info/opal. The Trip Planner, Departures and travel apps offer various If you are eligible to travel with concession fares you can apply features: for a Gold Senior/Pensioner or Concession Opal card online. Visit transportnsw.info/opal for more information. favourite your regular trips see where your service is on the route Contactless payments get estimated pick up and arrival times If you have an American Express, Mastercard, Visa card or linked device, you can use it to pay for all public transport on the Opal receive service updates network. Just make sure to tap on and tap off at Opal readers at find nearby stations, stops, wharves and routes the beginning and end of your trip. check accessibility information. Always separate your cards when you tap on and tap off so your Find the latest apps at transportnsw.info/apps preferred card is charged. You will receive the same travel benefits of an Adult Opal card Accessible services when you tap on and tap off consistently with the same credit card, debit card or linked device. This includes daily, weekly and All new buses are wheelchair-accessible with low-level floors weekend travel caps, and a $2 transfer discount when you and space for wheelchairs, prams or strollers. Look for the change between metro/train, ferry, bus and light rail services symbol in this timetable. Some older buses may not have all the within 60 minutes. Adult Opal fare pricing applies. features you need. There will be more accessible services as older buses are replaced. Find out more at transportnsw.info/contactless Who is providing my bus services? Explanation of definitions and symbols The bus services shown in this timetable are run by State Transit. Wheelchair Accessible * Frequency based service, times are a guide only Fares Picks up passengers only In Sydney and surrounding regions, fares are based on: the distance you travel from tap on to tap off the mode of transport you choose whether you're eligible for a concession fare or free travel any Opal benefits such as discounts and capped fares that apply. You can use an Opal card or a contactless payment to pay for your travel. Opal cards An Opal card is a smartcard you keep and reuse. Add value before you travel and tap on and tap off to pay your fares throughout Sydney, the Blue Mountains, the Central Coast, the Hunter and the Illawarra. B1 B-Line City Wynyard to Mona Vale Creation date: 03 Dec 2020 Valid from: 20 Dec 2020 NOTE: Information is correct on date of download. Monday to Friday Service Information * * * * Wynyard Station 05:28 every 12:05 every 13:25 every 15:36 Neutral Bay Junction, Military Rd, Neutral Bay 05:37 6-10 12:15 10 13:35 6-10 15:46 Spit Junction B-Line, Mosman 05:41 mins. 12:21 mins. 13:41 mins. 15:52 Manly Vale B-Line, Manly Vale 05:50 12:31 13:51 16:02 Warringah Mall, Pittwater Rd, Brookvale 05:54 12:36 13:56 16:07 Dee Why B-Line, Dee Why 05:58 12:43 14:03 16:14 Collaroy B-Line, Collaroy 06:03 12:49 14:09 16:20 Narrabeen B-Line, Narrabeen 06:06 12:53 14:13 16:24 Warriewood B-Line, Warriewood 06:09 12:58 14:18 16:29 Mona Vale B-Line, Mona Vale 06:13 13:02 14:22 16:33 Monday to Friday Service Information * * * * * * Wynyard Station 15:42 every 16:24 16:29 every 17:17 every 18:12 18:17 Neutral Bay Junction, Military Rd, Neutral Bay 15:52 6-10 16:34 16:40 6-10 17:28 5 18:23 18:28 Spit Junction B-Line, Mosman 15:58 mins. 16:40 16:46 mins. 17:34 mins. 18:29 18:33 Manly Vale B-Line, Manly Vale 16:08 16:50 16:56 17:44 18:39 18:43 Warringah Mall, Pittwater Rd, Brookvale 16:13 16:55 17:01 17:49 18:44 18:48 Dee Why B-Line, Dee Why 16:20 17:02 17:08 17:56 18:51 18:55 Collaroy B-Line, Collaroy 16:26 17:08 17:14 18:02 18:57 19:01 Narrabeen B-Line, Narrabeen 16:30 17:12 17:18 18:06 19:01 19:04 Warriewood B-Line, Warriewood 16:34 17:16 17:22 18:10 19:05 19:08 Mona Vale B-Line, Mona Vale 16:38 17:20 17:26 18:14 19:09 19:12 Monday to Friday Service Information * * * * * Wynyard Station 18:22 18:28 every 22:03 every 23:33 every 00:33 Neutral Bay Junction, Military Rd, Neutral Bay 18:33 18:38 6-10 22:12 10 23:42 15 00:42 Spit Junction B-Line, Mosman 18:37 18:42 mins. 22:16 mins. 23:46 mins. 00:46 Manly Vale B-Line, Manly Vale 18:47 18:52 22:25 23:55 00:55 Warringah Mall, Pittwater Rd, Brookvale 18:52 18:57 22:29 23:59 00:59 Dee Why B-Line, Dee Why 18:59 19:03 22:33 00:03 01:03 Collaroy B-Line, Collaroy 19:05 19:09 22:38 00:08 01:08 Narrabeen B-Line, Narrabeen 19:08 19:12 22:41 00:11 01:11 Warriewood B-Line, Warriewood 19:12 19:16 22:44 00:14 01:14 Mona Vale B-Line, Mona Vale 19:16 19:20 22:48 00:18 01:18 Saturday Service Information * * * * * * * Wynyard Station 05:33 05:48 06:03 06:16 every 07:16 07:26 07:36 Neutral Bay Junction, Military Rd, Neutral Bay 05:42 05:57 06:12 06:25 10 07:25 07:35 07:45 Spit Junction B-Line, Mosman 05:46 06:01 06:16 06:29 mins. 07:29 07:39 07:49 Manly Vale B-Line, Manly Vale 05:55 06:10 06:25 06:38 07:38 07:48 07:58 Warringah Mall, Pittwater Rd, Brookvale 05:59 06:14 06:29 06:42 07:42 07:52 08:03 Dee Why B-Line, Dee Why 06:03 06:18 06:35 06:48 07:48 07:58 08:10 Collaroy B-Line, Collaroy 06:08 06:23 06:41 06:54 07:54 08:04 08:16 Narrabeen B-Line, Narrabeen 06:11 06:26 06:45 06:58 07:58 08:09 08:21 Warriewood B-Line, Warriewood 06:14 06:29 06:49 07:02 08:02 08:13 08:25 Mona Vale B-Line, Mona Vale 06:18 06:33 06:53 07:06 08:06 08:17 08:29 B1 B-Line City Wynyard to Mona Vale Saturday Service Information * * * * * * * * Wynyard Station 07:46 every 08:26 08:36 08:46 08:56 09:06 09:16 09:26 Neutral Bay Junction, Military Rd, Neutral Bay 07:55 10 08:35 08:45 08:55 09:05 09:15 09:25 09:35 Spit Junction B-Line, Mosman 08:00 mins. 08:40 08:50 09:00 09:10 09:20 09:30 09:41 Manly Vale B-Line, Manly Vale 08:09 08:49 08:59 09:09 09:19 09:29 09:41 09:52 Warringah Mall, Pittwater Rd, Brookvale 08:14 08:54 09:05 09:15 09:25 09:35 09:47 09:58 Dee Why B-Line, Dee Why 08:21 09:01 09:12 09:22 09:32 09:42 09:54 10:05 Collaroy B-Line, Collaroy 08:27 09:07 09:18 09:28 09:38 09:48 10:00 10:11 Narrabeen B-Line, Narrabeen 08:32 09:12 09:23 09:33 09:43 09:53 10:05 10:16 Warriewood B-Line, Warriewood 08:36 09:16 09:27 09:37 09:48 09:58 10:10 10:21 Mona Vale B-Line, Mona Vale 08:40 09:20 09:31 09:41 09:52 10:02 10:14 10:25 Saturday Service Information * * * * * * * Wynyard Station 09:36 09:46 09:56 10:06 10:16 10:26 every 11:16 Neutral Bay Junction, Military Rd, Neutral Bay 09:45 09:55 10:06 10:16 10:26 10:36 10 11:26 Spit Junction B-Line, Mosman 09:51 10:01 10:12 10:22 10:32 10:42 mins.
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