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West Devon Bus Times July 2020 bus times Online Only Edition West Devon Tavistock Okehampton Hatherleigh Bere Alston from Sunday 14 June 2020 @journeydevon devon.gov.uk/travel Area Guide Covers - 2020 On Line Edition.indd 6 12/06/2020 14:52:43 75A 5B Shebbear B 647 75 648 118 Winkleigh Iddesleigh 631 Meeth 647 648 B 642 Sheepwash 5 5B Broadwood Kelly 648 631 639.647 647 5B 647 Black 639 Holemoor Torrington calling: 5A 648 639.642 642 Monkokehampton Highampton Hatherleigh 647 6 639 X6 5B 639 642 648 5A 631 639 631 631 5A Exbourne 6 5A North Tawton X6 642 630 75A .631.648 188 B 639 75B Jacobstowe 5A 5 638.646 630.631.633 118 Sampford Courtenay Halwill 639 .642 Inwardleigh 630 t n Junction e Northlew w 646 m a 188 e T 6 630 k r 638 O X6 e Folly v 646 A A A r 631 i 5 .6 .75 R 633 e Gate v 75B.118.178 i 648 Line GWR Tamar Valley 188 638 R 646 630.631.633 118 6 X6 Spreyton Ashwater 648.670.671 OKEHAMPTON South 633 6 Tawton Ashmill X6 Okehampton 669 670 6 633 X6 178 638 670 South Zeal 118 279 Sticklepath Germansweek 633 178 Whiddon Belstone Ramsley 6A.118 6 .6A Down 633 .178 188 118 .279 669.671 A Bratton 6A 6 .6 .178 670 Clovelly 279 670.671 670 Sourton Throwleigh 178 118 671 Bridestowe 118 Broadwoodwidger Wonson 6A DAR TMOOR 118 188 Lewdown 118 Lewtrenchard 279 114 D A.114 D 6 188 117 Lifton 117.188 Lydford 117 A 114 6 114 y This map shows only services contained av 117 T in the West Devon Book. For full details 118 er iv 188 279 R of all local services within Devon please 118 see the Devon Bus Map Chillaton 118 123 Horndon 95 North E 114 W as 121 Brentor e t D s a 117 t 114 rt 117 Milton R Mary 122 D 188 iv a e Abbot Tavy r r Postbridge t 118 114 118 R i 117 122 v 123 188 e 279 Peter Tavy r 98 R 121 98 i v Sydenham e Lamerton 122 r 1 118 Bellever 98 Damerel 14. T 11 118 a 115 7. Two Bridges m 12 122 98 a 115 1 279 112 r 113 98 115 terminating: 112.113 1050 1247 1438 1644 1915 2130 0913 1120 1309 1514 1744 2004 1035 1232 1423 1629 1900 2115 0927 1134 1323 1528 1758 2018 1030 1227 1418 1624 1855 2110 0936 1143 1332 1537 1807 2027 1010 1207 1358 1604 1835 2050 0956 1203 1352 1557 1827 2047 1048 1245 1436 1642 1913 2128 A 0914 1121 1310 1515 1745 2005 1055 1252 1443 1649 1920 2135 0910 1117 1306 1511 1741 2001 1046 1243 1434 1640 1911 2126 0916 1123 1312 1517 1747 2007 1021 1218 1409 1615 1846 2101 79.79 TAVISTOCK 0943 1150 1339 1544 1814 2034 87.87A 1 .23.55 .56 123 Luckett 55 08457 484950 - ENQUIRIES: RAILWAY WESTERN GREAT by operated 79.79A.87.87A.98 115.119 89 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. 279 1 134 111.112.113.114.115 Princetown 115 23.56 Whitchurch 117.118.118 .119.121 98 Devon County Council 100019783. 2019 115 A 89.111.112 122.123 .188 Created by 2.4.19 www.grmmapping.co.uk 79 113.123 112 A 115.119 79.79 .119 55 113 Gunnislake 87 1 Walkhampton 123 West Devon 79 A 56 279 87 111.112 1 79 Bus route with approximately Harrowbarrow 113.114 hourly or greater service 79A Buckland 123 Dousland Calstock Monachorum Yelverton Bus route served by 5 journeys 87 For train times from 15th December 2019 phone National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950 56 a day or more 98 DRIVER/ADVISE CONDUCTOR - SIGNAL TO ON REQUEST - STOPS 2019 8th SEPTEMBER UNTIL OPERATE JOURNEYS D - THESE 55 Crapstone Bus route with 1-4 journeys a day ym Bere 55 Meavy Pl 188 Alston Bere Alston r Bus route operating a less ive than daily service 87.87A 111 R R 55.56 i v R 318i Route terminus e v e 87 Milton 98 r r Combe Certain journeys only 1 E A 87 r m v 55 Enhanced summer service o e Bere Ferrers or summer only service n Bere Ferrers Lee y Calstock PLYMOUTH - GUNNISLAKE Sundays only until 8th December 2019 only Sundays CODE: GUNNISLAKE CALSTOCK BERE ALSTON BERE FERRERS BUDEAUX Victoria RoadST KEYHAM DOCKYARD DEVONPORT PLYMOUTH 1044 1241 1432 1638 1909 2124 v Rail line and station PLYMOUTH DEVONPORT DOCKYARD KEYHAM BUDEAUX Victoria RoadST BERE FERRERS BERE ALSTON CALSTOCK GUNNISLAKE 0920 1127 1316 1521 1751 2011 a Moor T 111 . Private Railway R West Devon Bus Times Welcome to your summer 2020 West Devon Bus Times, which contains details of all local bus services in West Devon. It replaces the edition dated 26th May 2019. Due to the current fast changing situation, paper guides are not currently being printed. To help you use this guide The index lists all routes serving that point. A section of the Devon Public Transport map is included showing all services in West Devon. Town maps are included for Tavistock and Okehampton. Timetables are arranged in numeric order. Always check the days and dates of operation, as some services only operate on certain days of the week or for a restricted period. Any notes relating to individual journeys are shown at the top of each column and are explained at the bottom of each timetable. On Public Holidays a Sunday service will normally operate (where there is a Sunday service). Over the Christmas and New Year period services are normally revised with no services on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. How to obtain more information For information about public transport services in South West England telephone traveline on 0871 200 22 33 or visit www.traveline.org.uk Traveline is open every day (except Christmas Day) between 07.00 and 22.00. Calls cost 12p per minute plus network extras. Changes to this timetable Every care is taken in the compilation of this timetable. Services may be revised during the currency of this timetable. To ensure the timetable is still correct check with the operator, or Traveline. Roadworks may also cause bus services to be temporarily altered. Devon County Council cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies or omissions but would be grateful if you would advise us of any errors - our contact details are shown below. Comments and suggestions If you would like to make a comment, suggestion or complaint about a commercial service please contact the bus operator, giving as much information as possible i.e which bus service, date, time and location. If you would like to make a comment or suggestion about a financially supported service please write to: Transport Co-ordination Service – Public Transport, Devon County Council, Matford Lane Offices, County Hall, Topsham Road, Exeter EX2 4QD: [email protected] Fares & Tickets Single and Day Return tickets are available for most journeys, with the cost varying depending on the distance travelled. The Devon Day Ticket is available for use on all bus services in Devon, except those operated by First Most operators offer weekly tickets giving unlimited travel on their services, or a particular route. For more information contact the operator. You can find more information about tickets on the Journey Devon website – www.journeydevon.info National Bus Pass If you are an older person or have certain disabilities and resident in England you can apply for an English National Bus Pass. The pass entitles the holder to free off-peak travel on most registered bus service in England. The pass can be used all day on Saturdays, Sundays and public bank holidays and from 09:30 to the end of service weekdays. Certain services are excluded from the National Bus Pass Scheme in operation within the Devon administrative area. Services which are primarily operated for the purposes of tourism will no longer accept the National Bus Pass for free travel. These are currently service numbers 54, 91 (Dartmouth Park & Ride), 271, 279 and Salcombe Park and Ride. In addition, services which are non-stop or which are available to a particular category of person are also excluded. These are currently service numbers PR3, 77, 78 and school- only services. If your sole or principal residence is within the administrative area of Devon County Council contact: Concessionary Bus Travel; Room 18, Matford Offices, County Hall, Topsham Road, Exeter, EX2 4QD. Telephone 01392 383688 or 01271 383688. E-mail: [email protected] Or visit the website at www.devon.gov.uk/nationalbuspass Eligible residents of Torbay should contact Torbay Council; telephone 01803 207766. Eligible residents of Plymouth should contact Plymouth City Council; telephone number 01752 307790. School services School services are not operating at the present time and are not expected to resume until September at the earliest. For the latest position please contact the operator concerned. The following services have changed since the edition dated 26th May 2019: 1 Minor timetable revisions. 5A Revised timetable with additional morning journeys from Okehampton and 1900 from Exeter extended to Okehampton 5B 0550 from Barnstaple operates five minutes earlier. 6/6A Revised timetable. 42C Revised timetable. 55 Service now operated by Oakleys Coaches with most journeys now serving Milton Combe village again. 56 Service now operated by Oakleys Coaches. Timetable unchanged. 79/79A Revised timetable Mondays to Fridays. 87 Service now operated by Stagecoach with revisions to off-peak timetable.
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