Transport Automotive 13/03/2025 15:20

CDC NSW services continue to operate as usual across Newcastle and the Hunter

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Media statement attributable to a CDC NSW spokesperson:
CDC NSW wishes to inform passengers and the community that all of its scheduled bus services in Newcastle and the Hunter region will continue to operate as normal today.

Passengers can expect all CDC NSW services to run according to the regular timetable.

We thank the community for their continued support and want to reassure all passengers that we remain dedicated to providing reliable, safe, and efficient transport across Newcastle and the Hunter region.

For service updates or more information, passengers can visit our website at www.cdcbus.com.au

Contact details:

Candice Lester, 0401 367 343, [email protected]

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