Malta Public Transport has updated its summer schedules in response to the increase in passenger demand. Eleven bus routes have been revised to provide a more efficient network to travellers, a statement read.
The changes will come into effect on Sunday 7th July 2019.
The updated journeys are listed below:
Route 31 - More trips will be introduced
Route 41 - frequency will increase from 30-minuteintervals to 20-minute intervals in peak hours
Route 42 - frequency will increase from 30-minute intervals to 20-minute intervals in peak hours
Route 43 - frequency will be reduced from 20-minute intervals to 30-minute intervals
Route 48 - a slight change in the Sunday timetable
Route 53 - frequency will increase from 60-minute intervals to 30-minute intervals in peak hours
Route 212 - frequency will increase from 20-minute intervals to 15-minute intervals in peak hours
Route 221 - frequency will increase from 20-minute intervals to 15-minute intervals in peak hours
Route 222 - frequency will increase from 20-minute intervals to 15-minute intervals in peak hours
Route X1A - This route will stop operating for the Summer season
Route TD3 - this route will be extended to serve St Julian's bus stops 'San Ġiljan'.