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New Go George Bus Service Launches to Connect Rural Communities

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A new Go George bus service began operating on October 30, connecting Uniondale, Haarlem, and surrounding rural communities to central George. The service runs four days a week, with a single trip costing R110. The initiative was announced by the Western Cape Government and George Municipality, following requests from rural residents for reliable public transport.

From georgeherald.com

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The launch of the service aims to improve access to essential services, shopping, and employment for residents in rural areas. George Mayor Browen Johnson described the route as a milestone that responds to community needs and helps create opportunities.

From georgeherald.com

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