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Hobart (North) Bus Network Guide Effective 19 April 2015 Welcome Aboard Metro Refer to main map on page 3 for Hobart (north) This guide will enable you to understand and plan a bus detailed route journey using the comprehensive northern Hobart bus information. Bus Network network operated by Metro Tasmania. Our services Bus routes Brighton can form part of your daily travel requirements and we are committed to providing you with the best possible bus Bus interchange Honeywood Guide services to get you around. Bridgewater The map on page 3 shows all services operating in our Gagebrook Your guide to Metro bus services regular bus network and are colour coded for easy Granton in the northern Hobart region reference. The large numbers around the map are the Compton Downs route numbers shown on the front the bus. Austins Ferry Bridgewater including: Granton NORTH Departure times for these services, along with information Abbotsfield Otago • Hobart City about additional dedicated school buses, can be found by Claremont Old Beach Risdon Vale • New Town obtaining a copy of our timetables by calling 13 22 01 or Glenorchy visiting www.metrotas.com.au Chigwell Berriedale • Lenah Valley Rosny Park Rosetta Otago N • Moonah Hobart City EAST Montrose • Glenorchy Metro Tickets Jackson St Fern Tree Lauderdale • Claremont Travel on buses is based on the number of SOUTH Metro Tolosa St Merton • Bridgewater sections you travel. A full list of fares is displayed at the Glenorchy Kingston Goodwood • Gagebrook front of the bus. If you are travelling on a concession fare Springfield please ensure you show the appropriate concession Risdon Vale Channel South Arm entitlement when boarding. Moonah Lutana A Greencard is like a debit card; you top it up with travel Main Rd credit on any Metro bus (cash only), online or at a Metro agent. When you board a bus the cost of the trip is Florence deducted from your balance. Get your Greencard today Heights New Town Rd by applying online, posting a paper application form or Rosny Howrah from your local Metro agent. Park Lenah Valley For more information about fares and ticket types, including New Town details about section zones in the northern Hobart area, Tranmere call 13 22 01 or visit www.metrotas.com.au Mount Stuart Camelot Park Glenorchy to Hobart Hobart City City West Hobart The Glenorchy to Hobart City corridor is made up of a including Diagrammatic map - not to scale number of bus routes (see map overleaf) which combine to form a high-frequency service seven days a week. Travelling via Main Road, New Town Road and Elizabeth Street through Moonah, New Town and North Hobart, buses are scheduled to operate approximately every: Glenorchy to Hobart City MINS MONDAY–FRIDAY, 7am–7pm, Address: PO Box 61 MINS SATURDAY, 7am–7pm, Moonah TAS 7009 Phone: 13 22 01 MINS SUNDAY & PUB HOLS, 7am–7pm. Facsimile: (03) 6272 8770 Buses also service the corridor outside of these hours - Website: refer to individual timetables. www.metrotas.com.au 4 | 19 April 2015 TG11044 | Version Hobart City 72, 74–75, 84–86, 92–98 Route List Accessible Services Interchange 89, 451 Q Refer to the table below for the bus routes operated. A number of Metro Tasmania’s bus services are 51–56, 61–63, Murray St 67–68, 154, 888 Please consult timetables before undertaking travel operated by wheelchair-accessible buses. These are Franklin P Macquarie St to find your bus departure times. The main map on marked in the individual timetables. Please call 57–58, 156, Square O 680, 685, 690, 158, 451 page 3 shows all bus routes in detail. 13 22 01 if you require further information. M N 692, 694 44–49 shop Route & Destination Route & Destination information centre 650, 652, 660, to Glenorchy 24, 28, 31–32, D 662, 665, 668 4 City > West Hobart > Mount Stuart 100 City > Glenorchy E Elizabeth St 34, 36–40, 42, C 606, 608, 670 5 City > West Hobart > Mount Stuart 110 Bridgewater > Glenorchy > City 100, 111, F B 613, 615, 620, 6 City > West Hobart > Mount Stuart > Lenah Valley 111 City > Glenorchy > Bridgewater 117–122 G A H 625, 630, 632, 7 Lenah Valley > City 113 Gagebrook > Bridgewater 800, X1, X3, 638, 640, 644, X7–X9 648 8 City > Lenah Valley 114 Glenorchy > Otago > Bridgewater Collins St 9 City > Lenah Valley 115 Gagebrook > Bridgewater 4–6, 8–9, 11–14, 27, 180, X6 15–16, 20, 190, X4 11 City > Florence Heights > Metro Springfield 117 City > Glenorchy > Gagebrook Metro Springfield Interchange 12 City > Florence Heights > Metro Springfield 118 City > Glenorchy > Gagebrook 13 City > Florence Heights > Metro Springfield 119 City > Glenorchy > Gagebrook > Glenorchy to Glenorchy Northward Springfield Avenue 14 City > Florence Heights > Moonah > Glenorchy 120 City > Glenorchy > Gagebrook > Otago 28, 31–32, 34, 36–40, 42, 100, 111, 117–122, 15 City > Goodwood > Glenorchy 121 City > Glenorchy > Gagebrook > Glenorchy 605, X1, X4, X7–X9 16 City > Lutana > Goodwood > Glenorchy 122 City > Glenorchy > Gagebrook > Otago A 11–14, 20, 24, 20 City > Lutana > Moonah > Metro Springfield 126 Brighton > Gagebrook > Glenorchy > City 26, 180, 190 B 21 Moonah > West Moonah local loop 127 Gagebrook > Honeywood > Brighton to Hobart City 21 All stops to 22 Glenorchy > Springfield local loop 128 Brighton > Honeywood > Bridgewater C Hobart City 24 City > Springfield > Glenorchy 180 City > New Town > Springfield > Glenorchy DepotSpringfield roadway Depot 26 Metro Springfield > Glenorchy 190 City > New Town > Springfield > Glenorchy Main Road Express to Hobart City, 27 City > Lenah Valley > Glenorchy 605 Glenorchy > Rosny Park > Camelot Park 605 28 City > Glenorchy > Tolosa Street 694 Glenorchy > Risdon Vale > Rosny Park > City 31 City > Glenorchy > Jackson Street 697 Granton > Bridgewater > Gagebrook > Rosny Park 32 City > Glenorchy > Jackson Street 698 Rosny Park > Risdon Vale > Otago > Old Beach Glenorchy Interchange to Hobart City 34 City > Glenorchy > Rosetta 800 City > Brighton express t Northgate e All stops to e Shopping 35 Glenorchy > Chigwell > Claremont X1 City > Bridgewater express tr Hobart City S 27, 605, Centre ll e 694, X6 36 City > Glenorchy > Chigwell > Claremont X3 City > Bridgewater express d Main Road a 37 City > Glenorchy > Chigwell > Claremont X4 City > Granton express C G H J 38 City > Glenorchy > Chigwell > Claremont X6 City > Glenorchy express Tolosa Street E 39 City > Glenorchy > Chigwell > Claremont X7 City > Gagebrook express 15, 16, 34, C 40 City > Glenorchy > Chigwell > Claremont X8 City > Brighton express 35, 36, 37, D Express to 38, 39, 40 Hobart City 42 City > Glenorchy > Claremont > Austins Ferry X9 City > Brighton express X10 City > Austins Ferry express 14, 22, 24, 111, 114, 117, 118, 26, 28, 31, 119, 120, 121, 122, 32, 42, 180, 126, X1, X3, X4, 190 X7, X8, X9 Refer to the maps at right for Interchange departure points. routes combine for high frequency City > Glenorchy Hobart (north) Bus Network Map Effective 19 April 2015 Northward buses continue on Gage Cove M Bridgewater & Gagebrook inset E a i a n s 126 t R S d D Derwent t Granton a e r River n w fi e Bridgewater & Gagebrook inset e Compton ld n rro r t n a D D H h r w Northward buses continue S Downs Bridgewater 111 114 128 X3 Granton y X4 Cove Hill Fair 113 115 X1 on Brighton inset Sharron Dr e d H s C t 110 122 R Bridgewater e o h rc m c o 111 800 p a Gagebrook 113 117 X7 m ton e C R t ove b d B Hi Sattler St Hestercombe e 117 X1 S G ll R 115 118 Rd ld d n r Estate 118 X4 O n e Hurst S 117 u e t 697 M n t 119 X7 G c P S 119 M S o Ta y h in ylo Gagebrook n d t e r 120 X8 a Park R a R ic 120 Cr 113 120 X7 110 121 n d a Ten Mile 121 e R P X1 111 122 d C 114 121 X9 o d Gagebrook d w X7 R Hill R 117 800 115 122 127 e le e Gage Rd iff d l y rnc d 118 X1 R Albi R e 117 126 w t d A M R Eddington S t on d Ten Mile Hill Old Beach t R attler 42 o is S S H d a e t 698 c 118 697 S i Old ll 119 X7 B Arncliffe Rd u n Morrisby Rd i d S X10 n 697 v s R d r n h e 120 X8 119 X3 X4 d R a Beach e k l i s n Av a 113 119 y d 117 e t B i X1 t s e X4 R e liv M Bridgewater 119 114 120 ak St d J erwent H De C t D wy 110 T 128 L X10 as Green Point Rd 120 115 121 o n Rd 114 126 E t o d c R Hilto 117 122 697 X7 tenh mouth pper Austins 119 698 X1 East am Ply k B U F d Derwe h ou Granton 118 126 X3 X9 nt H Rd r 42 c X7 R w a d h F o 120 X3 e y e 697 y r R o Ferry A v i t C Rust Rd e s S k h n t 121 X9 h e r ip Austins Ferry Derwent n a e r H p Wakehu l Jordan o rst Rd Cassidys il e Bay 122 r L t H i n River K am r l D p u w t d Bay B River ril o a r l C b y n le St r h R o ir As d d S n o M M o k a d R t s Rusts Claremont Plaza 35 37 40 e in Granton age R a r R 114 120 X3 G s Abbotsfield d Herdsmans d H d g R Bay Bilton St 36 38 R w amm 115 126 X7 ig C era St d t y r y s R n Beedhams Cove B r u 42 S a a Southward buses continue 117 128 X9 d l g d p n St d h Bay Derwent R Herdsmans E R St r to g n t ols i on main map 119 697 lo i S C l Bilton an e X1 e Cove H n g t l River H S e P L R En a a ur Bay b o e u d d l r C s R b X4 r m M n b ha o s St r e Mitc B t n a r X10 o o e o o d f r Bilt n m u The following express routes stop A n o r b d S S R g n Brighton inset t S bo e t e d tsfield a as required at all bus stops in the A Rd n R v a d i d d 37 ll specified areas: But e e ler S Cr Claremont t S R Claremont R t Brighton l 126 128 X8 M l t p 39 d S l y 39 h a r r North of and including Main & e Cadbury Cadbury Estate R X1 Terminus i i u 127 800 X9 s u s 42 n s R 40 n o d b u R R Arncliffe Rds, Austins Ferry X8 R d l Factory o d l t i d m r H a y u x Windermere Woodville t X3 X9 North of Bowen Bridge e o C D S M ow B S nie B ind Bay Bay R St t n r d e a e an W rm X7 North of and including Main Rd cecour s v e e s R R r d c e A Brighton o O re w a D m B & Amber St, Claremont r r s e e e b r TAFE d p ac s r h y e e e R e R o l D y d d X8 From Brighton: north of and w i d R b k 36 Kan A d X4 n R H ndre b R i 800 w B n L d St u rigg e including Main & Arncliffe Rds, d t s t J a r d 39 e X10 n 2.
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