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'''Route 66''' | '''Route 66''' was a high capacity bus route operated by [[Transport for Brisbane]]. In 2019, it was Brisbane's busiest bus route.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/national/queensland/brisbane-s-busiest-buses-revealed-and-how-many-people-were-left-behind-20190923-p52u38.html|title = Brisbane's busiest buses revealed ... and how many people were left behind|last1 = Stone|first1 = Lucy|date = 23 September 2019|publisher = Brisbane Times}}</ref> Most buses that operated on the route are articulated buses such as [[Volvo B8RLEA (Transport for Brisbane|Volvo B8RLEAs]], with lower capacity buses being used during off-peak periods. This route was succeeded by [[Brisbane Metro|the Brisbane Metro M2]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:01, 19 April 2025
Route 66 was a high capacity bus route operated by Transport for Brisbane. In 2019, it was Brisbane's busiest bus route.[1] Most buses that operated on the route are articulated buses such as Volvo B8RLEAs, with lower capacity buses being used during off-peak periods. This route was succeeded by the Brisbane Metro M2.
History[edit | edit source]
Route 66 was one of several bus routes impacted by a major overhaul performed to UQ Lakes busway station; during this period, the route was modified so that it would operate as a "loop" back to RBWH.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Stone, Lucy (23 September 2019). "Brisbane's busiest buses revealed ... and how many people were left behind". Brisbane Times.