Bus services will be severely affected
Major roadworks by Wales & West Utilities in Exeter will cause significant disruption to Stagecoach South West bus servicesfrom 21 July to mid-August, with a further phase due to begin from 15 September.
The works, taking place around Magdalen Road, Fore Street, and Heavitree Road, involve road closures and traffic restrictions that affect multiple key bus routes on the busiest bus corridor in the city.
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Peter Knight, Managing Director at Stagecoach South West, said: "We’re working closely with Devon County Council and other stakeholders to minimise disruption and keep our services running as smoothly as possible during these essential works. We’ve developed a number of changes to our network to minimise the disruption caused as far as possible, on what is Exeter’s busiest bus corridor. We thank our customers for their patience and understanding while these roadworks take place."
Summary of Key Service Changes:
Passengers may experience slight delays, but all stops remain accessible.
Passengers may purchase a single fare from the University of Exeter to travel anywhere along the Service 4 route, and vice versa, without incurring any additional cost.
This service will continue to serve Honiton Road Park & Ride, providing a reliable option for those switching from Sowton Park & Ride.
Also operating via Honiton Road Park & Ride for continued accessibility.
This revised routing avoids the Heavitree corridor while maintaining coverage for key areas.
This revised routing avoids the Heavitree corridor while maintaining coverage for key areas.
Stagecoach South West encourages all passengers to:
Please note that some of our systems may not reflect these temporary changes immediately.
We appreciate your understanding and recommend checking our website or social media channels for the latest updates.
Stagecoach South West apologises for the disruption and thanks customers for their patience and understanding.
The company will closely monitor the impact of the ongoing works on its services and will implement further changes where necessary.
To help minimise delays, additional buses and drivers will be deployed throughout the duration of the works.
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