The new coaches feature leather seats, free Wi-Fi, USB charging points and contactless payments available on board
A new express coach service between Derry and Belfast has been launched aimed at cutting up to 15 minutes off journey times for commuters between the two cities.
With limited stops at Altnagelvin Hospital and Drumahoe Park & Ride, and capitalising on the A6 road improvements, customers can expect to see time savings of up to 15 minutes when using these more direct services.Foyle Street Service Delivery Manager Alan Young said: “We have welcomed feedback from our passengers and stakeholders who have helped us to shape these latest timetable enhancements to make this popular 212 service even more attractive and convenient to use.
“We have also introduced additional later evening services on Friday and Saturday nights which is more good news, especially for the busy Halloween period, helping more people to come to Derry~Londonderry to enjoy the biggest Halloween Festival in Europe right here in our City!
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