Malta Public Transport announces changes in bus schedules over Festive Season
Malta Public Transport will be operating a reduced schedule during the Christmas period starting from Monday 26 December 2022 till Saturday 8 January 2023.
Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
All bus routes will operate based on the Sunday schedule with service being suspended between 12:00 noon and 15:00hrs to allow Malta Public Transport employees to enjoy some festive rest with their loved ones. On both days bus routes will depart from Valletta and other localities between 11:00hrs and 11:30hrs and will then resume between 15:00hrs and 16:00hrs according to their respective schedules. The last bus trips on both days will be between 20:00hrs and 20:30hrs depending on the length of the trip. Bus Route 13A will be extended till 23:00hrs and the Night Service N13 route will be provided. The other Night Routes will not be in operation. Special Services will operate on New Year’s Eve.
Malta Public Transport ticket booths and the Call Centre will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
Malta Public Transport would like to take the opportunity to wish its customers a happy festive period and a prosperous New Year.
- December 23, 2022 No comments Posted in: Press Launches Tags: Christmas, bus schedule
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