Following a review of bus routes in the Whitfield area last year, National Express Dundee is pleased to announce routes 15 and 17 have been reviewed and extended taking into account customer feedback.
The revisions to the service have already been welcomed by workers at the Technology Park and the new Tesco Superstore. The Terminus will be in the new store car park adjacent to the entrance, which will offer better access for customers. The 17 route now also gives better access to the south west of the city from Whitfield.
Lawrence Davie, Director National Express Dundee said “I gave an assurance to the residents that their concerns would be listened to, and I am pleased to say this commitment has become a reality. After extensive consultation with residents groups, elected representatives and individuals, the full route has been reviewed and the company have made the changes.
“I am confident that these revised routes meet the requirements of the vast majority of our customers.
“With the support of Dundee City Council, approval has now been received for the new service to start on Sunday 1 March.”
National Express Dundee, formerly Travel Dundee, has been part of National Express since 1997 and is proud of its long association with the City and the communities it serves.
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Notes to Editors
Key points regarding the new service:
Further Route developments:
National Express Dundee is working on proposals for developing
other routes and in particular meeting the needs of users of the 1c
and 21 services and improving the east west routes 14 & 9x
Extensive consultation is ongoing and these further changes are anticipated commencing service in early June.
The timetable is available online at www.traveldundee.co.uk. Copies can be collected from the Travel Shop in Commercial Street.
National Express Dundee, formerly Travel Dundee, has been part of the National Express Group since 1997. They employ over 350 people and operate nearly 150 vehicles in the region.
National Express is a leading bus operator in the West Midlands, Dundee and London. In the West Midlands the group provides Europe’s largest fleet of easy access vehicles operating on a single area bus network. With a fleet of over 2,000 buses, National Express provides more than 500 bus services each year and also operates the Midland Metro light railway rapid transit system from Birmingham to Wolverhampton.
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