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Ever thought about using the buses in Taranaki but don’t know how?
Plan:
Type your start and end location into the online Journey Planner and view your options: www.planmybus.nz
Or pick up a physical timetable (from any i-SITE, the Bus Centre in New Plymouth and most Taranaki libraries).
… View moreEver thought about using the buses in Taranaki but don’t know how?
Plan:
Type your start and end location into the online Journey Planner and view your options: www.planmybus.nz
Or pick up a physical timetable (from any i-SITE, the Bus Centre in New Plymouth and most Taranaki libraries).
Pay:
Purchase a Smart Card from any of the locations listed above.
SuperGold card holders , WITT students and children under 5 years of age travel free. Discounts are also available for children, tertiary students, Community Service Card holders and Senior Citizens.
See taranakibus.info for further information.
What are you waiting for? Get on board!
The New Zealand Transport Agency will start a six-week storm water renewal project along State Highw…
July was wet in Taranaki with some sites receiving almost twice the normal rainfall. It was also w…
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