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Using the bus Te whakamahi i te pahi

Everything you need to know about using Taranaki buses. Learn about fares, planning your trip, transfers, bikes on board and accessible services - making it easy to travel with confidence on Te Pahi services.

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    How to plan your bus trip

    Kā rawe! Now you’re ready to take the bus, planning your trip is simple. Use our website to find routes, check timetables and track buses live, with handy tips to help you plan and travel with confidence.
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    Getting on and off the bus

    Get on and off the bus with ease. Learn how to signal the driver, board safely, tag on and off with your Bee Card and access wheelchair-friendly services for a smooth and comfortable journey with Te Pahi.
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    Paying for your bus trip

    Paying for your bus trip is easy with Te Pahi. Use a Bee Card loaded with credit or pay with cash. If you’re eligible for a concession, you may travel for a discounted price with a registered Bee Card - just remember to tag on and off.
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    Transferring buses

    Sometimes your journey will require more than one bus. Learn how to transfer smoothly, use your Bee Card or cash and navigate your trip with ease across Taranaki with Te Pahi.
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    What you can take on the bus

    Know what to bring on your bus trip. From luggage limits to safety rules, make sure your journey across Taranaki is smooth, safe and comfortable for you and others on board Te Pahi.
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    Behaviour on the bus

    Everyone’s journey on Te Pahi should be friendly, safe and inclusive. Please take responsibility for your behaviour, respect others and enjoy a smooth bus trip across Taranaki.
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    Bikes on buses

    Travelling with your bike? Discover Te Pahi’s bike rack rules, eBike limits and safety tips to make your bus journey across Taranaki easy, safe and hassle-free.
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    Accessible transport

    Te Pahi supports accessible travel for all. Discover wheelchair-friendly buses, service dog guidance and Total Mobility services to ensure your bus journey across Taranaki is safe, comfortable and stress-free.
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    Total Mobility

    Total Mobility supports Taranaki residents with disabilities or impairments who can’t use public buses. Enjoy subsidised, door-to-door taxis and services to make every journey safe, easy and reliable.