Details for the Christmas services for Plymouth Citybus
Please see below our Christmas timetables for 2020. Please check back regularly as we will put up full timetables for the 24th and 31st December as they come through.
Monday 21st December: Standard school holidays
Tuesday 22nd December: Standard school holidays
Wednesday 23rd December: Standard school holidays
Thursday 24th December: Standard school holidays.There will be an early shut down with buses leaving around 8pm from major centres.
Friday 25th December: No service
Saturday 26th December: No service
Sunday 27th December: Sunday service
Monday 28th December: Sunday service
Tuesday 29th December: Standard school holidays
Wednesday 30th December: Standard school holidays
Thursday 31st December: Standard school holidays. There will be an early shut down with buses leaving around 8pm from major centres
Friday 1st January: No service
Saturday 2nd January: Saturday service
Sunday 3rd January: Sunday service
Monday 4th January: Standard school day
EARLY FINISHES ON THE 24TH AND 31ST DECEMBER
Departure times are as follows...
5A/A: Royal Parade - Saltash (1910) Saltash (Callington Road) - Royal Parade (1940)
5/5A: Royal Parade - Elburton (2000) Elburton - Royal Parade (2022)
8/9: Royal Parade - Efford (1945) Efford - Royal Parade (1957)
11: Plymouth - Bodmin Parkway (2010)
11: Liskeard - Plymouth (2000)
12: Plymouth - Launceston (1910) Launceston - Plymouth (2025)
16: Royal Parade - Kings Tamerton (1920) Kings Tamerton - Royal Parade (1938)
21/21A: Bull Point - Plympton St Maurice (1939)
21/21A: Bull Point - Royal Parade (2009)
21/21A: Royal Parade - Plympton St Maurice (2010)
21/21A: Bull Point - St. Budeaux Square (2044) (2039)
21/21A: Steer Park - Bull Point (1940)
21/21A: Steer Park - Royal Parade (2011)
21/21A: Royal Parade - Bull Point (2010)
23/24: Royal Parade - Royal Parade (1945)
27: Royal Parade - Crownhill (1848) Crownhill - Royal Parade (1850)
28: Royal Parade - Crownhill (1940) Crownhill - Royal Parade (1913)
33: Royal Parade - Royal Parade (1905)
34: Royal Parade - Derriford (1943) Derriford - Royal Parade (2020)
35A/35B: Royal Parade - Royal Parade (1905)
35A/35B: Royal Parade - Beacon Park (2000)
40/41: Royal Parade - Southway (1945) Southway - Royal Parade (1909)
40/41: Southway - Crownhill (2010)
42A: Royal Parade - Tamerton Foliot (1930) Tamerton Foliot - Royal Parade (2012)
42C: Royal Parade - Woolwell (2000) Woolwell - Royal Parade (1955)
42 group: Last bus Derriford - Royal Parade (2030)
43: Royal Parade - Ernesettle (2000) Ernesettle - Royal Parade (2005)
44: Royal Parade - Whitleigh (1915) Whitleigh - Royal Parade (1935)
50: Royal Parade - Derriford (1945)
50: Derriford - Derriford (1912)
50: Derriford - Royal Parade (2012)
51: Royal Parade - Derriford (1940)
51: Derriford - Derriford (1859)
51: Derriford - Royal Parade (2029)
61/62: Royal Parade - Transit Way (1910) Transit Way - Royal Parade (1937)
70/70A/70B: Royal Parade - Insworke (1950) Insworke - Royal Parade (2003)
70/70A/70B: Insworke - Stoke (2113)
84: Milehouse - Milehouse - Late journey does not run
85: Milehouse - Milehouse - Late journey does not run
ALL OTHER SERVICES WILL RUN TO THEIR NORMAL TIMETABLE
STILL no service on Boxing Day and New Year's Day? It's about time Citybus got with the times. Plymouth must be the one of the last few cities in the country with no service on these days.
ReplyDeleteStagecoach are running boxing day in Plymouth and surrounding areas They did run new years day a few years ago but seem to have now scaled that back to Falcon only
DeleteI dont see the point of running services on New Years Day this year. We are all supposed to be staying at home anyway so the buses will be pretty empty even if they do run. Quiet a few of the shops who would normally open have said they will stay closed this year. Let the drivers have a day off
DeleteSorry but arnt the drivers allowed to spend time with their families over the Xmas weekend. And a lot of shops are also deciding not to open on boxing day to allow their staff a bit of a break
ReplyDeleteShort answer no tho at least some operators and the railway do let staff have 2 days off.
DeleteTo your question I would in a normal year ask why? However, for this year obviously the less people in circulation in better.
ReplyDeleteKey workers still need to get about on Boxing Day and New Year's Day. There should be a service.
ReplyDeleteMany employers will arrange for transport for those that need it. Taxis etc will still be running. No point in paying out a lot of money for buses to run round empty all day.
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