Latest Network updates

Feb 27, 2020 2:37 PM

CRESSY , LONGFORD, PERTH to LAUNCESTON UPDATE Due to route 795 departing Cressy at 7:20am experiencing delays within the Launceston CBD, we are trialing a new route which travels directly to Launceston College and then stops further along at Brisbane St (stop D2). This service will not be able to stop on York St (stop C1), but passengers wanting to travel to the CBD can get off the bus at stop D2 which is a short walk to the Mall and to St John St. There are also other school buses departing Launceston College that students can catch. Alternatively passengers can catch Route 796 departing Cressy at 7:33am which will stop at York St (C1). We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

Feb 26, 2020 4:02 PM

Just a reminder that our Hobart - Launceston -Devonport service finishes this Saturday 29th February Thank you to all that have travelled with us on this service over the many years .

Feb 25, 2020 8:46 PM

Tassielink Perth passengers please read the following important update on access to Drummond Crescent.

Concessions

Bus Routes and Concessions are changing in Tasmania as a result of the bus network review undertaken as part of Project 2018.

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.