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Tassielink wishes to advise all customers. Monday 8th is a public holiday. All Tassielink services will be operating to the Sunday/Public holiday timetable.
Tassielink wishes to advise Route 796 Riverside Schools - Cressy has been delayed 45 minutes, passengers wishing to depart from Launceston at 3:40pm will now need to board the 796 departing at 4:05pm. We thank you for your understanding and patience at this time. Tassielink apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Greater Hobart Bus Network Review The Department of State Growth is reviewing the current Greater Hobart bus network, including urban Hobart, and outlying areas such as New Norfolk, Sorell and Southern Beaches, Richmond, Campania, and the Huon Valley. This review includes the public bus network currently operated by Tassielink, Metro and Kinetic and the Metro school bus network. No other school bus services are included. Changes coming on 3 May 2026 As the first step of the review, bus timetables in Greater Hobart will change on 3 May 2026 to better reflect actual travel conditions, and new Sunday services to and from Brighton will commence. The current Greater Hobart bus network is based on 2015 travel conditions. Timetables have not kept pace with changes in road network conditions, travel patterns, journey times, and traffic, contributing to ongoing late running. From 3 May 2026, timetables will more closely align with actual bus movements. Most public services will be adjusted by just a few minutes but have added extra to some Metro school services so students can get to school on time. You can plan future journeys using journey planning apps from 1 April 2026. Timetables will be available to preview online from 17 April 2025 at transport.tas.gov.au/bus-network review. • Please check times on the new timetables https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/public_transport/bus_timetables/hobart-timetables • Arrive at your bus stop at least 5 minutes early • Public transport is free until Tuesday 30 June 2026, so it’s a great opportunity to give it a try if you’re not a regular user. Questions and feedback • To view Frequently Asked Questions, visit the Transport website. • To provide feedback about the new timetables, or public transport generally, contact State Growth using their online form, by email at ptfeedback@stategrowth.tas.gov.au or call (03) 6166 3343 (M – F, 9am – 5pm).
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Concessions

Concessions from 19th Jan 2020

Changes to Concessions from 19th Jan 2020

The Tasmanian Government provides public transport concessions to ensure those most in need have access to essential services. Concessions are provided to students, people on low incomes, people with a disability, older Tasmanians and those who have served their country or community. As part of the changes to improve public transport a set of common concessions for adults will be applied across Tasmania, creating a fairer concession system for Tasmanians. These changes came into effect on 19 January 2020.

Previously there have been two sets of different concessions – one for urban areas and another for non-urban areas. The main change is that any concession card accepted on the urban network, will also be accepted on the non-urban network. Concession fares in non-urban areas will continue to be distance-based fares, set at half the price of a full adult fare.

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