IslandLink is doubling down on its new Nanaimo-Tofino bus route.
The company has announced an increase in service with two new 24-seat buses being added.
IslandLink launched its Nanaimo-Tofino service to fill the void left by WilsonB次元官网网址檚 Transportation shifting its Tofino-Ucluelet routes to a seasonal service.
Through the announcement, IslandLink said its Nanaimo-Tofino bus service has carried over 1,100 passengers since January 30.
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Beginning May 18, IslandLink will increase the Nanaimo-Tofino route frequency to a daily service, and will operate the route year-round, in both directions with daily services from Nanaimo to Ucluelet and Tofino as well as Port Alberni to Ucluelet and Tofino and twice daily service from Nanaimo to Port Alberni.
The two new buses will be maintained in Port Alberni and the company will move its base of operations for the route to Port Alberni with drivers being residents of the community, the announcement reads.
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Information about fares, schedules and availability can be found at and passengers unable to book online can pay their fare in cash to the driver, space permitting.
The company also offers an iPOINTS program to any customer who books a seat with points able to be used towards another ticket.
IslandLink is celebrating its 25th year of service this year and carries over 50,000 passengers annually with 18 buses in operation.
andrew.bailey@westerlynews.ca
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