Early Christmas Treat For Bus Users

Monday, 10 December 2012, 10:07 am
Press Release: Taranaki Regional Council

Media release
10 December 2012

Early Christmas Treat For Bus Users

People in South Taranaki and Inglewood can ride for free on Taranaki Regional Council once-a-week bus services next week (18-21 December). The promotion applies to SouthLink services connecting Hawera with Waverley, Patea, Manaia and Opunake, and the weekly Opunake-New Plymouth and Inglewood-New Plymouth services. Booked passengers will have priority over casual users, so pre-booking is essential.

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