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    Cardiff Bus alerts passengers to route changes

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryAugust 2, 2021No Comments
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    Cardiff Bus customers are being alerted to route changes as a result of the continuing Tudor Street and Riverside regeneration works.

    From 09:30 on Monday 2 August, Tudor Street will become a one-way system in a westerly direction, outbound from Wood Street Bridge towards Ninian Park Road, for 11 months.

    As a result, inbound services 4, 95, 95A, S, 8S, 8, 9, 9C, 92, 93 94, X45, Dead route from the depot to Royal Hotel & Wyndham Arcade, Dead route from the depot to Philharmonic, Customhouse Street & Hayes Bridge Road, Dead route from the depot to Park Street & Westgate Street, and Tudor Street outbound bus stops will be affected by route changes. More information can be found on the Cardiff Bus website.

    Gareth Stevens, Operations and Commercial Director of Cardiff Bus, reminds customers to plan their journeys before travelling.

    He said: “We are set to alter routes in line with the one-way system that will come into effect along Tudor Street as part of the continuing regeneration works that are taking place.

    “We will do everything possible to minimise the impact these route changes will have on our customers.  The alterations we have put in place are the shortest, and most efficient routes to minimise the disruption caused.

    “We apologise for any inconvenience these diversions may cause and we would encourage all our customers to check details before travelling.”

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