LibertyBus has added a new route to St Martin to its winter timetable.
Route 23A will operate six evening a week from Liberation Station to St Martin’s Public Hall, via St Saviour’s Road and Five Oaks.
The new winter timetable sees a return to full timetable, with more frequent and later services on key routes.
Routes 1A to Gorey and 12A to Corbiere have also been enhanced during the evenings.
The timetable takes effect on 21 November, with the details available online and in a printed booklet.
Boss Kevin Hart says the company has successfully recruited new drivers.
"We are very pleased to be able to resume a normal service for our customers and, together with the improved services, we hope we will see more islanders choosing to take the convenient, cost effective option by taking the bus.
Our recruitment of new drivers has gone very well which has enabled us to return to full service’ along with the continued support of our existing staff working overtime to make sure we can deliver the service to the public of Jersey.
However we are still recruiting for staff so anyone interested should get in touch to find out more and apply."
A summary of the changes made in the winter 2022/23 timetable:
• Route 23A: New Evening Service - Liberation Station to St Martin’s Hall via St Saviour’s Road and Five Oaks.
• Route 1A: More frequent evening services.
• Route 12A: New Sunday evening service • Route 22: Hourly frequency maintained from the summer into winter.
• Route 15: Returns back to 15 minute frequency.
• Route 1: Returns back to 15 minute frequency.
• Route 23: Continuing to Acorn Enterprises on an hourly basis.
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