Service Updates
COVID-19 - Eastern Bay Service Update
Please read before under taking travel on public transport during LEVEL 4
At Level 4, you should not travel unless your journey is absolutely essential. Essential travel includes healthcare workers getting to and from work and people needing to get to supermarkets or pharmacies. Your cooperation is crucial if New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 is to be effective.
From tomorrow (March 26), we will be running reduced services on buses to enable essential workers in our communities to continue to get where they need to go. Public transport services to hospitals will also continue.
Journeys will be free.
Please remember to enter and exit through the back door of buses where possible to avoid contact with drivers.
If you do have to travel, please stay at least two metres apart from others and be sure to follow the expert advice on hand washing and other precautions.
We’ll continue to update you with any developments. In the meantime, please stay safe and travel only if it is absolutely essential.
122 Whakatāne to Ōhope service runs as normal
Due to Covid-19 the following buses have been cancelled - Until Further Notice.
Affected Routes:
COVID-19 Tauranga Service Update for all services
The following services have a service change due to COVID-19.
Tauranga Urban Services
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CL - City Link |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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CT - Crosstown |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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HL - Hospital Link |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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GL - Gold Line |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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1 Pyes Pa |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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30 The Boulevard |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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30X Golden Sands |
Not in Service - no buses running this route |
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33 Pāpāmoa Beach |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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36 Pāpāmoa via Maungatapu |
Not in service - no buses running on this route |
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40 Welcome Bay |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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41 Maungatapu |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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52X – The Lakes Express |
Not in Service - no buses running this route |
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55 Ohauiti |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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59 Greerton |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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60 Cambridge Heights |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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62 Bethlehem |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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70 Matua Via Ngatai Road |
Not in Service - no buses running this route |
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71 Matua Via Brookfield |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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72 Otumoetai |
Running Weekend Timetable |
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221 Te Puke |
Running normal weekday timetable |
Katikati, Omokoroa and Waihi Beach timetable services
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80 Katikati Express |
departing Katikati at 6.50 am and departing Tauranga at 5.15 pm |
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81 Ōmokoroa |
Cancelled until further notice - updated 26/3/2020 |
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85 Town Connector (Waihi Beach) |
Cancelled until further notice |
As of Thursday, March 26 school services are cancelled until further notice
Please read before under taking travel on public transport during LEVEL 4
At Level 4, you should not travel unless your journey is absolutely essential. Essential travel includes healthcare workers getting to and from work and people needing to get to supermarkets or pharmacies. Your cooperation is crucial if New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 is to be effective.
From tomorrow (March 26), we will be running reduced services on buses to enable essential workers in our communities to continue to get where they need to go. Public transport services to hospitals will also continue.
Journeys will be free.
Please remember to enter and exit through the back door of buses where possible to avoid contact with drivers.
If you do have to travel, please stay at least two metres apart from others and be sure to follow the expert advice on hand washing and other precautions.
We’ll continue to update you with any developments. In the meantime, please stay safe and travel only if it is absolutely essential.
Affected Routes:
Now until Sun 26 Apr 11:59 PM
COVID-19 - Rotorua Service Update
All Rotorua Urban services will be running to the Sunday timetable
Route 15 Murupara via Kaingaroa - Cancelled until further notice
Route 15a Murupara/Ruatahuna - Cancelled until further notice
Route 20 Mamaku to Rotoura- Cancelled until further notice
Please read before under taking travel on public transport during LEVEL 4
At Level 4, you should not travel unless your journey is absolutely essential. Essential travel includes healthcare workers getting to and from work and people needing to get to supermarkets or pharmacies. Your cooperation is crucial if New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 is to be effective.
From tomorrow (March 26), we will be running reduced services on buses to enable essential workers in our communities to continue to get where they need to go. Public transport services to hospitals will also continue.
Journeys will be free.
Please remember to enter and exit through the back door of buses where possible to avoid contact with drivers.
If you do have to travel, please stay at least two metres apart from others and be sure to follow the expert advice on hand washing and other precautions.
We’ll continue to update you with any developments. In the meantime, please stay safe and travel only if it is absolutely essential.
