University of Exeter Bus Route Subsidy

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University of Exeter

Value

£199,780

Suppliers

Stagecoach Group Limited

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Public road transport services
Road transport services

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Published

1 year ago

Description

This payment is to subsidise the existing public bus route provided by the local bus network operator in Exeter.  The route is accessible to the public as well as to University of Exeter staff and students.  The subsidy ensures discounted tickets for staff and students, as well as providing the services at a greater frequency and extended hours.

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