The last time we introduced the basic Keynesian bus ride, it is no longer a problem. But if you use buses more often than not in Keynes, we have to understand:
How to take a bus can save more money.
Ride interval
To save money, first we have to figure out how Keynes's bus is calculated. Here we are going to mention the concept of "interval".
Keynes was divided into 11 segments, each with its own number, that is, a Zone,. For example, downtown is Zone 20, Skyrail Smithfield station is in Zone 3. And the bus ticket price is based on crossing a few intervals to determine.
The road map of each line will have a division of each Zone (see dashed lines and gray labels). From Zone 3 to Zone 20 will pass through Zone 3, 4, 5, 20 altogether four intervals.
There will also be a quick look-up table of how many intervals on a circuit diagram. Find your starting interval on the left (for example, 3), and then on the right to find your end interval (for example, 20), you can get four Zone..
This table is the fare required for the number of passes through the range, and the four Zone is A $3.80.
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Most of Keynes's bus terminals are in the heart of Zone 20, which is probably enough for most visitors. But we don't rule out rare cases, such as taking a bus from the coconut vacation park in Zone 7 to the north of palm bay in Zone 1, which involves a transfer in the city.
Of course, it's not impossible to buy a new ticket when you transfer. It costs A $3.20 from Zone 7 to downtown and A $5.70 from downtown to Zone 1, a total of A $8.90. But if you really think about it, from Zone 7 directly to Zone 1, there are only seven intervals, and you can do it with a $6 ticket.
In fact, Keynes' one-way ticket can be transferred to a vehicle. You just need to tell the driver when you get on the first car which Zone you end up going to (it may not be the end of the car), and then you can go up and down freely in this direction. It is only important to note that the transfer time is within 2 hours of the first ticket, so it is not possible to waste too much time in the middle of the transfer.
Pay attention to the information in this ticket, the top is the ticket time, that is, the transfer until 19:05 on the same day. Below is the Zone 20 / 5, which allows you to change cars from Zone 20 to Zone 5.
One-day and one-week coupons
But if you go out by bus, you'll probably come back again. It's better to buy one-day coupons every time you buy a one-way ticket at this time.
As its name shows, one-day coupons are tickets that can be used repeatedly within the day, at the same price as a round-trip ticket, that is, twice as much as a one-way ticket. One-day coupons are not limited to the direction of the bus, but there are also interval limits. So when you get on the bus for the first time, you need to show the driver where to get the one-day ticket. If you buy a one-day ticket from Zone 7 to Zone 1, you can take a bus from Coconut Park to downtown, from downtown to Skyrail Smithfield Station, and even take a stroll in Palm Bay, and then sit back all the way back. But as we said earlier, because of the small number of Keynesian buses, it is likely that there will be a long wait.
Multiple transfers can be calculated in advance according to the timetables of each route, and Keynesian bus schedules can be downloaded here: http://www.sunbus.com.au/cairns/bus-timetable
One-week coupons are about the same as one-day coupons, but they can be used for seven days from the date of purchase, at eight times the price of a one-way ticket, or four back and forth. In other words, if you take the same route four days a week, it's more cost-effective to buy a week's coupon. But it's mainly for people who have to go to school every day. After all, there aren't many tourists going to the same place every day.
Keynes, most of the buses arrive at the central stop in the city center.
These are the advanced versions of the Keynesian bus ride. Have you learned? The concept of interval Zone is a little complicated, but once understood, it is easy to grasp and use skillfully. Keynesian buses are small, but the city itself is small, and the first two years of turkey's arrival have been rife by buses. Although it may not be so convenient, it is also an experience that must not be experienced in a big city.
Author: Skyrailcairns, social app official account: Skyrail
