55 & 70: Bay to Bay Fun Run diversion

From 7.45 am until 1pm Sunday 19 June 2022 buses will be diverted away from Brisbane Water Drive between Koolewong Station & Tascott Station and Riou Street missing some stops while road closures are in place for the Bay to Bay Fun Run.

Customers can view the 55 & 70 diversion map for road closure and missed stops.

 

Region
Central Coast
Start date
Sun, 19 Jun 2022 07:45
End date
Sun, 19 Jun 2022 13:00

Updated rules for bikes on Busways buses from 11 July 2022

Cyclist walking with his foldable bike

A change is coming to Busways buses with updated rules about bicycles on board buses coming into place on 11 July.  From this date Customers will no longer be able to board a Busways bus with a bicycle unless: 

-    It is a foldable bike, folded and stowed in the baggage or wheelchair area.

Penrith now has six new electric bus charging stations to help power our growing fleet of zero emissions buses.

The new ABB chargers are part of Busways ongoing investment in infrastructure and resourcing to scale up ZEBs under Transport for NSW’s zero emissions bus program.

Charging Station Installation

Busways Managing Director Byron Rowe said it was another step in the journey to transition to electric buses.

Signal Style

Call to arms asks customers to show us your ‘signal style’!

Sarah signaling the bus driver

 

Our bus drivers meet hundreds of customers every day and so we’ve launched a ‘call to arms’ for you to step forward at the bus zone and show us your signal style.

Signalling the bus driver strongly helps them know you want to catch their bus. This is particularly helpful when you are waiting at a stop where multiple buses arrive on different routes.

Whether you’re like Sarah who gets in extra stretches on her daily commute to the gym, or Bec who busts out a Stayin’ Alive dance move to flag the bus driver, or Barbara and Pat on their girls’ day out - signalling the driver helps them see you.

Bec, Barbara, Pat and Darcey Signalling The Bus Driver

 

Looking up from your mobile phone, keeping an eye out for your bus and signalling the driver helps you get noticed and avoid accidentally getting missed.

We know there’s an urge to scroll through your social newsfeeds or check your personal emails while you are waiting at the bus stop, but you could risk missing your bus.

Adelaide, next time you’re catching the bus, why not show us your signal style!

Connect to Country Tours share stories of Dunghutti and Thunggutti culture

Starting today, Australia’s National Reconciliation Week is a time to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. Busways is pleased to share this recent story of Connect to Country tours for schoolteachers in Port Macquarie region, proudly supported by Busways.

Busways Kempsey depot operates bus services on Dunghutti and Thunggutti land and we pay our respects to their past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders. 

New school bus timetable changes across Port Macquarie region

New school bus timetable changes across Port Macquarie region

A range of school timetable changes will occur from Monday, 23 May 2022 across Busways school services in Port Macquarie, Laurieton, Kempsey and Wauchope. 

These changes were designed in conjunction with Transport for NSW for improved student safety on regional bus services.