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Fare free Fridays and MyWay+ are here

Fare free Fridays have started. Tap on and off with your preferred payment method and you will not be charged any fees on Fridays during the 12 month trial.

Set up your MyWay+ online account, download the MyWay+ app or get a new MyWay+ travel card. For help using the system view our tutorial videos.

We are working with our supplier, NEC, to make ongoing improvements. Please see the latest MyWay+ update. This includes information on the use of QR codes and working with NEC to rectify a delay in the delivery of MyWay+ travel cards.



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Each route timetable includes a downloadable map. You can also search via the real time journey planner for arrival/departure times.

Network maps

Get an overview of all the routes servicing Canberra.

Network maps
Weekday all services map (PDF 1.6 MB)
Rapid map (PDF 103.7 KB)
Park and Ride map (PDF 1.1 MB)
Bike and Ride map (PDF 716.5 KB)

Region maps

Region maps
Belconnen map (PDF 536.4 KB)
Gungahlin map (PDF 436.8 KB)
Inner North map (PDF 520.9 KB)
Inner South map (PDF 490.4 KB)
Woden, Weston Creek and Molonglo map (PDF 521.5 KB)
Tuggeranong map (PDF 474.6 KB)

Walking and cycling maps

Walking and cycling maps
Bike and Ride map (PDF 716.5 KB)
Canberra walking and cycling map (PDF 31.6 MB)

Bus interchange maps

Find your service location or platform at a bus interchange.

Bus station maps
Cohen Street map (PDF 93.3 KB)
Belconnen Westfield map (PDF 83.0 KB)
Belconnen map (PDF 115.2 KB)
Dickson map (PDF 85.5 KB)
City map (PDF 110.2 KB)
Gungahlin Place map (PDF 83.6 KB)
Woden map (PDF 116.4 KB)
Tuggeranong map (PDF 87.2 KB)
Erindale map 2022 (PDF 127.9 KB)
Barton map 2022 (PDF 108.8 KB)
Cooleman Court map (PDF 87.3 KB)

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Find a school service or rural service. You can search by route number or school name.

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

To see how we are building stronger relationships with the Traditional Custodians of the ACT view the Reconciliation Action Plan.