Bus services in the Bega Valley are set to receive improvements from next week, creating a more accessible experience for passengers.
Kicking off on May 12, there will be improved school bus services for Mirador and Tura Beach students attending Bega schools and even more bus services during school holidays.
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Transport for NSW are also increasing bus services on routes 890 and 891 servicing Bega, Eden, Pambula, Merimbula, Tura Beach and Wolumla.
A wheelchair-accessible bus will be made available on every regular route service, and there will be a reduced gap between bus services.
A simpler bus timetables will also be introduced to provide greater clarity to passengers, particularly for travel to the South East Regional Hospital.
Improvements to Sapphire Coast Buslines services required changes to some timetables and routes.
Changes by route
| Route number | Route | Changes |
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| 892 | Merimbula to Pambula Beach via Pambula |
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| 890 | Bega to Eden via Kalaru & Tura Beach |
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| 891 | Bega to Eden via Kalaru & Tura Beach |
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| 885 | Tathra to Kalaru |
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| 886 | Tathra to Kalaru |
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