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City buses moving to 80% timetable

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    #2
    L1011
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    80% weekday is an increase, not a decrease as they're on Saturday currently.


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    tabbey
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    Mrs OBumble wrote: »
    I see that Dublin Bus and Go Ahnead are moving to reduced Mon-Fri timetables.

    https://www.nationaltransport.ie/new-bus-schedules-for-dublin-area-to-take-effect-from-next-week/

    Wonder if the same is likely to happen in other towns and cities: I know of some routes that are now vastly over-served.

    Does this mean that one bus in five is cancelled, or is it a completely rewritten timetable with lengthened intervals.
    On less frequent routes, this could be very confusing.


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    GT89
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    tabbey wrote: »
    Does this mean that one bus in five is cancelled, or is it a completely rewritten timetable with lengthened intervals.
    On less frequent routes, this could be very confusing.

    Saturday timetable with additional morning and evening departures
    https://www.dublinbus.ie/DublinBus-Mobile/News/?depth=1&srcid=8600


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    pottokblue
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    in my mon/tues experience on my route they've not been following that timetable in the morning schedule but I'll give it another go on friday.


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