Road works cause disruption to Falmouth bus routes

By Max Goodman

29th Jun 2023 | Local News

A number of bus routes will be affected by road works in Falmouth. (Image: Supplied)
A number of bus routes will be affected by road works in Falmouth. (Image: Supplied)

A local bus company has said that due to unexpected road works, they will be unable to carry out some of their services.

Those who travel on the 64. 64A, 65, and 65A bus routes may be affected as National Grid carry out 'utility assets works'. The work started on 26 Jun and is set to continue on Acacia, Oakkfield, and Beech Road until 18 Aug just before midnight.

Its currently unclear how long these works will disrupt the service.

OTS Minibus & Coach Hire said: "Due to unexpected works in the Trescobeas Estate, we are currently finding unpredictable and sporadic road closures.

"We are currently unable to serve Oakfield Shelter, Beech Road, or Fairfield Road. This may affect other stops in the estate as the day goes on. We are trying to get more information from the works contractors.

"We apologise for any inconvenience caused by these works outside of our control."

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