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Timaru's on-demand transport service gets more funding

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T+maru was the first to use MyWay in 2020, where residents book their own van trips as needed. The trial was successful, with the service carrying between 500 and 600 weekly passengers in 2021 and 2022. Waka Kotahi confirmed it would continue to help finance the project, committing $270,000 for seating and parking bays.

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Otago Daily Times

Timaru's on-demand transport service gets more funding

The new MyWay parking bay in the centre of Timaru. Photo: Supplied A South Canterbury town is continuing to lead the national roll-out of a new public transport model.

2 years ago·Otago, New Zealand

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Tīmaru's on-demand transport service gets more Waka Kotahi funding

A South Canterbury town is continuing to lead the national roll-out of a new public transport model.

2 years ago·New Zealand

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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand 2 years ago on Sunday, March 12, 2023.

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