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Fifth night bus route for Reading starts operation

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Published: 16 January 2017
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Yellow 26 to Calcot has become the fifth Reading Buses 24/7 all-night route as part of timetable changes this week.

None of the timetables has changed their overall frequency and most adjustments are minor, to cope with worsening traffic congestion.

Also, Orange 13 to Woodley has a trial of evening buses, running until 0300hrs, to help people make the most of their night out.

Whilst Yellow 26 increases its late night buses, the Pink 23/24 final two journeys of the evening on Friday and Saturdays will be withdrawn due to “very low usage.”

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