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VIA riders can now get real-time bus arrival information delivered to their cell phones (Message and Data Fares May Apply), computers or other mobile devices. The information sent to riders will be based on the real time status of their bus not just the printed bus schedule times. Read more about Next Bus and view mobile apps.

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Moscow Bus Network

Moscow Bus Network

Moscow's crazy traffic and its excellent metro network mean that the city's buses and trolleybuses aren't the number one option for tourists .

Moscow has hundreds of bus and trolleybus routes , many of which connect the city centre with its otherwise-isolated suburban neighbourhoods. Regular traffic jams mean that the bus network has not always been the most recommendable option , especially as the metro is so efficient. 

Having said that, new bus lanes have opened up recently making it a comfortable alternative for certain routes. The bus can be a good, economical option at night , when 13 routes replace the metro after it shuts down (all starting from Kitay-Gorod metro and taking the main roads out to the edge off the city).

More modern buses have screens indicating the stops along the route, but in older ones you may well struggle knowing where to get off if relying on the Russian-language loudspeaker announcements .

If you do decide to catch the bus, tickets can be purchased from kiosks and metro stops, and the majority of lines operate between 6 am and 1 am.

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While Moscow has an efficient public transport system, you may sometimes find it more convenient to travel by taxi and prices are usually affordable. Find fares and top tips here!

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Fares for Moscow's public transport network are the same for every mode of transport making it really easy to travel. See all the different tickets here!

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Maps & Schedules

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Metro buses run throughout the Omaha metro, with service to Ralston, La Vista, Bellevue, Papillion and Council Bluffs. 

Metro buses are not in service on most major holidays .

If you need assistance finding a route, map or schedule, please contact Metro Customer Service at 402-341-0800 or 402-341-0807 (TDD) .

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View the entire Metro bus network at a glance with our interactive system map. Toggle on routes, Park & Ride lots or fare vendor locations to get started. 

Bus Maps & Schedules

Already know your bus route? We’ve compiled everything you need to know for each route in one place, including a downloadable route map and schedule.

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Fixed Routes

ORBT — Dodge Street Route 3 — North 40th / South 42nd Route 4 — Maple Street Route 5 — 90th Street Route 8 — 60th / Blondo Route 11 — Leavenworth Route 13 — 13th / L Street Route 14 — 108th / Fort Route 15 — Center Street Route 16 — East Omaha / North 16th Route 18 — 72nd / Ames Route 24 — 24th Street Route 26 — North Omaha Circulator Route 30 — 30th Street Route 35 — North 33rd Street Route 36 — South Omaha Circulator Route 55 — Q Street Green Route — Downtown Circulator (Weekdays Only) Blue and Yellow Routes — Council Bluffs

Express Routes (Weekdays Only)

Route 92 — Dodge Express Route 93 — South 84th Express Route 94 — West Center Express Route 95 — Bellevue Express Route 97 — Millard Express Route 98 — Maple Village Express

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Journey Planner

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Our Journey Planner tells you how to get to any destination from anywhere in Malta and Gozo by bus. It will also give you information on which bus stop is closest to you, the different routes you can take to arrive at your destination and the time at which buses pass from your closest bus stop. The Journey Planner is easy to use and is based on Google Maps.

First you need to enter the start and destination for your journey. You can use locality names, street names or bus stop names. The bus stop name together with the bus stop number are unique for every bus stop and can be found on the actual bus stop flag pole. The names will also show on Google Maps and on the Journey Planner for you to find the closest bus stop to you. Then you need to enter the time you plan to travel, or select “Travel Now”.

Once you click “Search”, the Journey Planner will provide you with a number of suggested routes depending on the time of travel that you selected. Each suggested route will include all the necessary information including route numbers, time of travel, interchange points and a physical map.

At this point you can choose between “Shortest Walk”, “Shortest Journey” or “Best Route”.

Once you choose your preferred option, you can select “Directions” and further details on the route you have chosen will be provided.

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MArathon runners going past Big Ben.

Thousands of people will be making their way into the capital today for this year’s London Marathon.

Crowds of people will be supporting the runners as they take on the 26.2 mile course through the city.

The course will set off in Blackheath and will take the runners past such sites as the Cutty Sark in Greenwich, Canary Wharf, The Shard and Tower Bridge, before finishing up at St James’s Park.

There will of course be travel disruptions and road closures today, so read on to find out where you can expect them and from what time.

Which roads will be closed for London Marathon 2024 and at what times?

Map showing the London marathon route

Which roads are closed for the marathon?

Here are the closures to be mindful of:

  • Charlton Way, Greenwich: 4am to 1pm
  • Shooters Hill Road: 4am to 1pm
  • St John’s Park: 7am to 1pm
  • Charlton Park Road: 7am to 1pm
  • Old Dover Road: 7am to 1pm
  • Little Heath: 7am to 1pm
  • Charlton Park Lane: 7am to 1pm
  • Artillery Place: 7am to 1pm
  • John Wilson Street: 7am to 1pm
  • Woolwich Church Street: 7am to 2pm
  • Woolwich Road: 7am to 2pm
  • Trafalgar Road: 7am to 3pm
  • Creek Road: 7am to 3pm
  • Evelyn Street: 8am to 4pm
  • Surrey Quays Road: 8am to 4pm
  • Salter Road: 8am to 4pm
  • Brunel Road: 8am to 4pm
  • Jamaica Road: 8am to 4pm
  • Tower Bridge: 8am to 7pm
  • The Highway (south side): 8am to 7pm
  • Narrow Street: 8am to 7pm
  • Westferry Road: 8am to 7pm
  • East Ferry Road: 8am to 7pm
  • Marsh Wall: 8am to 7pm
  • North Colonnade: 8am to 7pm
  • Poplar High Street: 8am to 7pm
  • Commercial Road: 8am to 7pm
  • The Highway (north side): 8am to 7pm
  • Byward Street: 7.30am to 8.30pm
  • Upper Thames Street: 7.30am to 8.30pm
  • Victoria Embankment: 7.30am to 8.30pm
  • Birdcage Walk (westbound): 6am on April 21 to May 18
  • Birdcage Walk (eastbound): 7.30am on April 22 to May 18

There will be closures right across the route of the London Marathon occurring at separate times throughout the day.

For more information on road closures, download the official guide from the  TCS London Marathon website .

London Underground on marathon day

The  London Underground , London Overground and Docklands Light Railway are running extra services throughout marathon day and are recommended as the best way to get around to keep up with the race action.

Due to the nature of the day, expect services to be busy with crowds of spectators along the route.

Stops near the Marathon route are likely to be very busy, especially the Jubilee, Circle and District lines, and the DLR.

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Buses on marathon day

Bus routes along the route of the marathon will either be diverted or will not run the length of their usual journey until the roads are back open.

If travelling by bus on the day, visit  tfl.gov.uk/bus/status  to see if your bus route is affected.

What time does the London Marathon start?

The race will kick off at around 8.30am with professional athletes leading the way.

The rest of the runners will then set off in waves from rom 10am to 11.30am, with gaps in between to allow the course ahead to clear. All start lines will be closed by 11.30am. 

Start waves and times are allocated based on runners’ predicted finish time, which will have been given to organisers ahead of time.

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Barcelona bus route removed from map apps to tackle tourist overcrowding

Residents welcome removal of number 116 route, often used to get to Park Güell

While some places will go to any lengths to attract visitors, residents of La Salut neighbourhood in Barcelona are celebrating a move to wipe themselves off the map.

For years, residents had complained that they could not get home because the number 116 bus was always crammed with tourists visiting Antoni Gaudí’s Park Güell. The park is the city’s second most popular attraction after the Sagrada Familia basilica.

Now they have the bus to themselves after the city council arranged to have the route removed from Google and Apple maps.

“We laughed at the idea at first,” said César Sánchez, a local activist. “But we’re amazed that the measure has been so effective.”

Luz López, 75, told elDiario.es: “Before, the bus was so full even people with walking sticks couldn’t get on.”

Albert Batlle, the deputy mayor of security and coexistence on the city council, said that as well as improving mobility around Park Güell, “we needed to eliminate references to the 116 on the internet”.

Batlle declined to admit or deny that the council had asked for the route to be removed, while a Google spokesperson would only say they would not delete a bus route unless requested to do so by the council.

Sánchez, who has been campaigning for eight years for the council to address the problem, joked: “The next thing we need to do is to get the whole of Park Güell removed from Google Maps.”

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If you're used to slipping downtown for a game and finding street parking near the venue, you'll need a different approach if you're coming to NFL draft events this week.

Parking spots will be at a premium anywhere near the draft footprint, which is why Detroit city officials and others involved in planning for the event have been advising folks to consider public transit and park-and-ride options instead.

The draft, which runs this Thursday through Saturday, is expected to attract about 300,000 people to Detroit, and getting around in a private vehicle will be significantly more challenging than normal because of street closures. Street parking won't be allowed in many areas.

But don’t let parking paralysis dissuade you. Just make a plan.

The Free Press spoke with Sam Krassenstein, Detroit's chief of infrastructure, about parking options and gathered answers to some common questions readers might have.

Here's a guide to avoiding the worst of parking downtown during the NFL draft:

Make a plan

We already said to have a plan, but it bears repeating. Lots of streets will be closed, and parking rules will be strictly enforced, according to Krassenstein.

What happens if you park improperly?

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Tickets and towing are what's in store for parking violations. Krassenstein said to watch for the signage, which should be very clear in announcing a "tow-away zone."

But you're not going to get away with just a $45 ticket (Detroit residents might be able to qualify for a discounted fine if they pre-register ), "we're going to tow your car," Krassenstein said.

So tack on a couple of hundred dollars and the extra hassle.

Krassenstein said he expects some folks who regularly try to push their luck with parking during games and events to try it again as the draft gets underway, but this is likely to be the week that luck runs out.

To find available off-street parking, try the Park Detroit or Park Whiz smartphone apps, where you can find and book parking ahead of time. Be prepared to pay more than you normally would. A quick search of the Park Detroit app for a couple of hours in downtown Detroit on Thursday showed some lower-price offerings in the area, $30 and $40, but others that were higher, at $75, even $125.

Beware of scams

The Office of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel issued an advisory on Tuesday warning those looking for private parking at the draft to beware, noting that "scammers take advantage of these events to sell parking spaces for lots they don’t have authority over, which could lead to cars being ticketed, towed or, even worse, stolen." The news release encouraged residents to ask for a receipt or parking ticket upon payment and to never give their keys to an attendant unless valet signs are posted and they've confirmed valet service details ahead of time.

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The release also warned of a scam involving bad actors issuing fake but authentic-looking parking tickets. "Nessel reminds residents to visit that municipality’s website directly or to call the court and verify the existence of the ticket before following the web or QR code directions."

The Better Business Bureau has a web page with more tips on avoiding the scam.

Fan shuttles are one option

Krassenstein suggested fan shuttles from three locations as a good bet that would be convenient and priced reasonably, with shuttles scheduled to run regularly between the parking areas and the draft entrance location drop-offs, 11 a.m.-12:30 a.m. Thursday and Friday and 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday.

Here are those shuttle parking locations and costs:

  • WSU Structure 1, 450 W. Palmer Ave. — $10 per car (first come, first serve)
  • Bagley Mobility Hub, 1501 Wabash St. — $15 (prepay recommended). Link to prepay here (add $1.50 service fee).
  • River East Garage, 214 Rivard St. — $15 per car (prepay recommended). Link to prepay here (add 99-cent service fee).

Park and ride is also available

In addition, numerous park-and-ride options are available for QLINE and SMART.

Detroit's streetcar, which is currently free to ride, has several park-and-ride lots available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Cost is $5.

  • WSU Lot 12 — Harper & Woodward, near the Amsterdam station
  • New Center Garage — 116 Lothrop, near the Grand Blvd station
  • Cass Garage — 6540 Cass Ave., near the Baltimore station
  • John R and Piquette — 6230 John R., near the Amsterdam station

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Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation buses are scheduled to leave park-and-ride lots once per hour between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. each day of the draft, according to the release. Buses are to return from downtown (Bricktown People Mover Station for east-side routes and Fort/Cass station for west-side routes) once per hour 1-11:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 1-7:30 p.m. Saturday. One-way fares are $2 per adult, $1 per child (5-18) and 50 cents for those older than 65 or who have a disability.

Here are the SMART park-and-ride lot locations:

  • Great Lakes Crossing, 4000 Baldwin, Auburn Hills
  • Lakeside Mall, 14000 Lakeside Circle, Sterling Heights
  • Mount Clemens Farmers Market, 141 North River Road
  • Sterling Heights Meijer, 36000 Van Dyke Ave.
  • Troy Civic Center Park and Ride lot, 520 W. Big Beaver Road
  • Oakland Community College Orchard Ridge Campus, 27055 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills
  • Southfield Civic Center bus terminal, 24350 Civic Center Drive
  • Westland Police Department, 36701 Ford Road
  • Fairlane Town Center, 18900 Michigan Ave., Dearborn
  • Lincoln Park Community Center, 3525 Dix Highway
  • Southgate Meijer, 16300 Fort St.

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