Poor and tired, two words that aptly describe the life of a tertiary education student. While this phase of life can be difficult at the Most Unexceptional of times it’s nice to know that there is at least one answer to these two problems, Public transport. Within Central Queensland, Young’s Bus … [Read more...]
Newbies Guide to Catching a Bus
Step1: Which bus do I catch? Look for Timetables to locate a route. Select your route and view timetable. Locate departure point – choose from the stops listed. Find departure time – read across the page for all the times that services will depart from that point. Note: Columns read from top to … [Read more...]
Safe boarding when you travel with us
Getting on and off the bus Wait at bus stop where you can signal and be seen by the bus driver. Stand back from road. Do not lean or walk into path of oncoming traffic. Have your ticket or fare ready also valid concession card if applicable. Wait for bus to stop and allow passengers to … [Read more...]
Lost Property
Before leaving the bus, check that you have all your belongings with you. The most common items found on buses are wallets and mobile phones. To report lost property: Email: or contact us online via this link and provide us with the following details • A full … [Read more...]
Catching a Bus – The 1, 2, 3’s
When you see your bus approaching, signal the bus driver with a wave and stand back away from the road. Wait for bus to stop and passengers to alight before boarding. When boarding the bus always advise the driver of your final destination and show concession card if applicable, before the ticket … [Read more...]
Accessibility
Accessible vehicles are designed with low floors, wide doorways and aisles, brightly coloured handrails, wheelchair ramps and space for 2 wheelchairs. This makes for easier access for those passengers with strollers, prams, wheelchairs, the visually impaired or any person with a disability or … [Read more...]
Travelling with Pets
Young’s Bus Service welcomes passengers who have a seeing or hearing guide dog; a guide dog in training; a police dog; a police dog in training or a disabled person’s authorised assistance animal on their services at all times. For those other pets such as dog, cat, bird or any other animal that … [Read more...]