Armagh Area Ulsterbus Strategic Review
Armagh Area Strategic Review
Key Benefits of the Improved Services in Your Local Area.
(Changes effective from 19th February 2007)
Armagh City Services
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New simplified and standardised modern route network, designed to meet customer needs
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Hourly frequency throughout the day
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Simplified clock face timetabling to ease understanding
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Accessible low floor vehicles
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Introduction of Saturday services
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New Smartcard promotions - free cards (initial £1.50 charged waived)available until the 25 March
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Promotional fare of £1.70 for unlimited day travel
WHAT CHANGES ARE BEING MADE?
A timetable has been agreed for the complete re-organisation of all Ulsterbus services throughout Northern Ireland. This will involve the ‘grouping’, where possible, of all services into particular categories, such as:
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Town services
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Inter-Urban services
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Key County services
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Rural services
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School services
The Coleraine area was the first to benefit from the Ulsterbus Strategic Review, April 2006, followed by Londonderry and Derry City’s new and improved services along with Limavady and Strabane in September 2006. The successful implementation has been well received by passengers and stakeholders. These new and improved services have resulted in passenger growth in all areas. In November 2006, Omagh, Enniskillen and Dungannon new services were implemented. We are currently monitoring passenger figures but these have been well received so far.
COUNTY KEY ROUTES
Increased frequency and more regular services on the following routes:
- Armagh - Portadown
- Armagh - Newry
- Armagh - Keady
- Armagh - Monaghan
GOLDLINE ENHANCEMENTS
251 Armagh - Belfast
- hourly frequency
- new double deck coaches
FURTHER INFORMATION
For further information or to make a comment, please contact John Kidd, District Manager, Translink 028 8772 2251 or e-mail john.kidd@translink.co.uk
To receive this document in a different format please phone Translink Call Centre 028 90 66 66 30
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