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Newcastle fares: buses rise, ferry fixed | newcastleonhunter.com

16 hours ago ago from newcastleonhunter.com

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Tempe City Council approves first round of bus cuts

3 hours ago ago from Tempe in Motion

Valley Metro and Orbit bus routes will be eliminated or restructured in Tempe. Full Story: azcentral.com | tempe

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Commuters unhappy with DTC buses

17 hours ago ago from newzstreet noida

Even though crores are being spent on giving the city’s public transport a boost, commuters remain unhappy with the service. Questions are being raised as to whether DTC’s swank makeover is all show and no substance. Commuters are fed up with the increased fares, lack of change, tardy timings and the unwaveringly sloth work culture of the DTC buses. Samyukta Singh, a resident of Malviya Nagar says, “Bus fares have increased by almost 150%, so ...

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Concessions & Faresa study

17 hours ago ago from Omnibuses

Sometimes, the Comments attached to this blog's posts box take unexpected twists. Under the recent post No Room for Sentiment about the demise of yellow open tops in Bournemouth was a comment about concessionary fares on the Isle of Wight, related to the removal (by the council) of free travel on the noted Southern Vectis Island Coaster bus route-come-tour. As for many bus operators, concessions are an issue. The Isle of Wight council has ...

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Crossing the border

19 hours ago ago from Joanna's Singapore adventures

Singapore is connected by bridge to the south end of peninsular Malaysia. Crossing the border into Malaysia is quite a different experience of international travel than what I’m used to. The Singaporean public bus network doesn’t just cover Singapore, it also extends several kilometres into Malaysia. A trip from a train station in northern Singapore a bus terminal a few kilometres into Malaysia costs S$1.21 (AU$0.95, US$0.87). Coming from ...

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