MK Connect Zone Pilot Scheme
Admin
Apr 10, 2024
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From 8 April 2024 a pilot scheme will run for six months which aims to better link MK Connect vehicles to existing bus routes and to reduce some waiting times, especially those in rural areas.
During the pilot, most MK Connect vehicles will cover one or two of three zones, rather than the whole city.
This avoids situations where, for instance, a driver drops off one passenger in the south such as in Bletchley then immediately collects another in the north such as in Olney.
For more information please see below.
AI Font Generator looks worth checking out for anyone using the service; the six-month pilot splitting vehicles into zones to avoid hops like Bletchley-to-Olney makes a lot of sense. I'll be curious to see whether rural waiting times actually drop once it starts on 8 April.
planorial.com explains how the pilot scheme aims to reduce those long waiting times for rural areas by having drivers stick to one or two zones. This sounds like a really sensible change to avoid those inefficient cross-city trips.
floor plan generator could be really useful for visualizing the new zones and how they connect to the bus routes. It's smart they're trying to avoid those long cross-city trips during the pilot to cut down on waiting times.
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The pilot scheme starting in April to link MK Connect vehicles with bus routes sounds like a sensible way to reduce waiting times in rural areas. Splitting the service into zones instead of covering the whole city should help avoid inefficient cross-city trips between places like Bletchley and Olney. I wonder how the new zones will be mapped out, maybe a grid maker could help visualise the boundaries.