BUS You don’t nave to pay full fare when you travel on C.T.8.; Buses. ? ; Adults busing off-peak can save 50% by paying cash fares. Half price off-peak fares are available between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Friday (excluding Public Holidays). sjjSiS* Use a Concession Card and your fare will be 25% cheaper than the cash fare for that journey. You’ll find these cards convenient as you won’t have to worry about having the right money for your bus fare. t Concession Cards are on sale at the Transport Board Kiosk as well as at Local Ticket Agents. If you’re a serious bus user (spending $lO or more a week on Concession Cards), then a Monthly Pass is the cheapest way to travel. This pass allows a month’s unlimited travel •within the Transport Board’s rating area; unless used in conjunction with a Resident’s Permit when you may travel on any C.T.B. . bus route. At $37.50 a month, the more you bus, the more you save. Monthly Passes are on sale at the Transport Board Kiosk. C&EgSS CHRISTCHURCH TRANSPORT BOARD
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