#randomtimetablemonday - Carmarthenshire Directory of Local Bus Services and Travel Guide, Issue 16,
#randomtimetablemonday - Carmarthenshire Directory of Local Bus Services and Travel Guide, Issue 16, February 2015
This book comes as A4 size as standard… off the top of my head we’ve had a few large ones. Just like the Brighton & Hove Bus Times A4 book of timetables, it’s lightweight and not overly cumbersome.
The book is bi-lingual, with Welsh text on one side (Left) of every page, right for English. The centre pages are an A3-size map which shows all bus and train services, showing the network in an easy single view.
The book features a detailed introduction of information on the council, how to use timetables, updates and bus stop displays, and free travel for concession pass holders. There is a listing of main ticketing types, from 12 Trip and Rovers to PlusBus. There is a very good Index to Places Served, which features points outside the county in another colour and italic print.
The 12 hour timetables are comprehensive, with bi-lingual place names on the same line. Towards the end, you will also find dial-a-bus and long distance services, such as the newly rebranded Cymru Connect.
Overall, this book is very useful. It does manage to give a massive amount of information in a lightweight, portable format. You can find the individual timetable pages of the guide via http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/english/transport/buses/pages/home.aspx
This book comes as A4 size as standard… off the top of my head we’ve had a few large ones. Just like the Brighton & Hove Bus Times A4 book of timetables, it’s lightweight and not overly cumbersome.
The book is bi-lingual, with Welsh text on one side (Left) of every page, right for English. The centre pages are an A3-size map which shows all bus and train services, showing the network in an easy single view.
The book features a detailed introduction of information on the council, how to use timetables, updates and bus stop displays, and free travel for concession pass holders. There is a listing of main ticketing types, from 12 Trip and Rovers to PlusBus. There is a very good Index to Places Served, which features points outside the county in another colour and italic print.
The 12 hour timetables are comprehensive, with bi-lingual place names on the same line. Towards the end, you will also find dial-a-bus and long distance services, such as the newly rebranded Cymru Connect.
Overall, this book is very useful. It does manage to give a massive amount of information in a lightweight, portable format. You can find the individual timetable pages of the guide via http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/english/transport/buses/pages/home.aspx