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between Queanbeyan CBD, Letchworth, Oaks Estate, North Terrace, Karabar, Dodsworth, Jerrabomberra
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Visit this page to gain up-to-date information about new services, service alterations and special offers available throughout the year. This page is updated regularly for your convenience.
Passengers please note that over Canberra Day and the Easter period the following changes to bus service will occur:
Canberra Day March 10, 2008
Services marked with "Y" in the timetable do not operate.
Good Friday March 21, 2008
No services operate.
Easter Saturday March 22, 2008
Sunday Service.
Easter Monday March 24, 2008
Sunday Service.
Passengers please be advised that as from Sunday, 13 January 2008 there will be an increase to our fare shedule.
December 2007 newsletter includes:
Download December 2007 Newsletter (406kb PDF)
Passengers please be advised that the services on our timetables marked with "Y" will not operate on Melbourne Cup Day.
Passengers please be advised that as from and including Monday October 8, 2007 the route 850, 5:45pm Queanbeyan to Bungendore will be discontinued due to a lack of patronage.
March 2007 newsletter includes:
Download March 2007 Newsletter (306kb PDF)
Passengers please note that the fare schedule will change from Sunday 21 January 2007.
DBL Awarded Industry AccoladeThe Bus & Coach Association (NSW) has awarded Deane’s Buslines the 2006 Environmental/ Innovative Operator Of The Year Award for introducing innovative practices in the workplace.
The award is another demonstration of the commitment that Deane’s Buslines has in working hard to ensure that it is delivering quality, accessible and innovative transport services to the people of Southern New South Wales.
Passengers please note that a new Queanbeyan timetable starts on 11 September 2006 and will be available on Monday 4 September 2006.
Deane's Buslines announces an exciting opportunity for the residents of Bungendore to comment on all aspects of the bus services operating in their region.
The Bungendore and Elmslea Public Transport survey will be delivered to households over the next two weeks and will give residents and community groups the opportunity to voice their opinion on the matters such as what would entice them to use bus services and the type of service they require.
Deane's Buslines has been an innovative transport supplier in Queanbeyan for over 15 years, but only supplies school bus services to Bungendore. Even though its knowledge of Queanbeyan is extensive, Bungendore possess new timetabling challenges.
Operations Supervisor James Singer said "with the rising cost of fuel, Deane's Buslines want to provide the most efficient services possible to ensure that the service is user friendly and viable. Deane's Buslines is asking the residents of Bungendore and Elmslea Estates to comment on various aspects of their household as well as their current and future needs for a bus service."
"At this stage Deane's Buslines is considering both a limited local town service as well as a commuter service to Canberra. The survey will help set the direction for development. Deane's Buslines needs input from the public on the times and type of service they would like. Without input from the travelling public, Deane's Buslines might start a service in which does not suit the majority of passengers." said Mr Singer.
Some of the innovations that Deane's Buslines provides in the Queanbeyan area like contactless debit cards and disabled services are examples of services that could be provided in Bungendore if the survey deems them necessary.
Deane's Buslines is urging all households to complete the survey honestly so they can develop the best bus service possible for Bungendore.
The survey was launched by Member for Monaro Steve Whan on October 17 2005. Completed surveys should be returned using the reply paid service by close of business on the 17 November 2005.
Download the survey (53kb PDF)
