Intercity Bus Application Notice
Greyhound Canada Application No. 256-17
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Approved as set out in the Decision
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Update |
News Release of JUL 11, 2018: Board to Fast Track ICB Applications
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| Decision |
256-17 Decision of FEB 20 2018
- Decision Backgrounder
- 256-17 Decision Amendment of April 25 2018:
- To correct a clerical error regarding notice requirements in Section VII "Notice Requirement for Route and Route Point Eliminations" (p. 22) of the Board's February 20, 2018 decision on application 256-17.
- Decision 6 of Section VI "Decisions and Rationale" (p. 20) states that Greyhound must provide 7 days' notice to reduce minimum frequency on Routes A, B1, B2, C, D, E, G, N, P and S1. Section VII of the decision states that the notice period was 14 days and this has been amended to reflect the requirement of 7 days.
- There are no other changes to the decision.
- PT Board Decision of April 30, 2018 on a Reconsideration Request
- Grounds for reconsideration not established
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| Applicant |
Greyhound Canada Transportation ULC |
| Proposal |
Eliminate the routes listed below:
- I1: Dawson Creek - Fort Nelson
- I2: Fort Nelson - Yukon Border & Highway 97
- J: Dawson Creek - Prince George
- K: Prince George - Fort St James
- L1: Prince Rupert - Prince George
- L2: Prince George - Albert Border & Highway 16
- S2: University Endowment Lands (UBC) - Whistler
- T: Victoria - Nanaimo
- Y: Victoria - Vancouver
On all other routes, as listed below, reduce minimum route frequency to two trips weekly in each direction and eliminate some route points:
- A: Alberta Border - Vancouver
- B1: Kamloops - Kelowna
- B2: Kelowna - Penticton
- C: Vancouver - Osoyoos
- D: Kelowna - Alberta Border & Highway 3
- E: Prince George - Vancouver
- G: Alberta Border & Highway 2 - Dawson Creek
- N: Alberta Border & Highway 16 - Vancouver
- P: Kelowna - Vancouver
- S1: Vancouver - Pemberton / Mt. Currie
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Documents |
Posted February 23, 2018
Posted February 21, 2018:
Posted December 11, 2017:
Posted December 1, 2017:
Posted November 29, 2017:
Posted September 13, 2017:
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