The Malta Independent 26 April 2024, Friday
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Public transport route changes announced

Malta Independent Monday, 6 May 2013, 12:23 Last update: about 11 years ago

Transport Malta advises the general public that as part of the ongoing scheduled public transport route improvements, and following discussions with the respective local councils, a number of modifications to the existing network will come into effect as of 26 May. 

The changes are as follows: 

Route 13 – Extension of existing route (Pembroke, St. Julian’s, Sliema to Valletta)

This route is being extended in Pembroke in Triq Professur Ganado towards the hotels and past the Institute of Tourism Studies. This modification in the route provides additional services to the hotels in the area.

Route 21 – Slight Modification to existing route (Sliema, Gzira to Valletta)

In order to improve the efficiency of Route 21, a slight modification to the route is being implemented whereby the route passes through Rue D’Argens instead of Triq Testaferrata, on its way to Sliema.

Route 106 – Modification to route (MDH, University, Lija, Balzan, Attard, Ta’ Qali)

This route is being modified to include a direct service from Warda Interchange in Triq l-Imdina, Attard to Mater Dei Hospital and University. This route will no longer be serving Triq il-Pitkali in Attard and Ta’Qali since these areas are already being served with a half hourly service provided by routes 202 and 203.

Route 82 – Extension to existing route (Birzebbuga to Valletta)

This route is being extended slightly to include the Freeport roundabout before continuing with its journey to serve the area of Tal-Papa in B’Bugia.

Route 124 – Extension to existing route – Birgu, Bormla, Zabbar, Marsascala

Route is being extended to include Isla whereby with this change this locality will have a direct hourly connection to Zabbar and Marsascala

Route 237 – New route (Paradise Bay, Ghadira Bay, Anchor Bay)

This is a new route connecting Paradise Bay, Ghadira Bay and Popeye Village with (Anchor’s Bay) with an hourly service between 0900hrs and 1700hrs daily for the Summer period.

 
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