Launch date for Service 360

Published

17th August 2018

Xplore Dundee’s revealed its brand new, electric bus route will launch just after the opening of the V&A.

• Xplore Dundee’s new city centre loop to start 17th September
• Service to feature the city’s first electric bus

Service 360 will begin running on Monday 17th September, two days after the new museum opens its doors to the public.

The brand new route will boast the city’s first electric bus, operating every 20 minutes around the city centre, stopping at major points of interest as well as key travel connections.

Managing Director Christine McGlasson said:

“Dundee is already the electric capital of the UK – now Xplore Dundee is investing in the city’s first ever all-electric bus.

“Visitors coming to Dundee for the first time will step out of the train station to see a brand-new, quiet, emissions-free vehicle ready to take them around town.

“And for Dundonians, the new City Circle service 360 will provide a better-connected city by opening up the waterfront and linking the bus and train stations."

Service 360’s route will take in the railway station and bus station, and link visitors and local people with important cultural attractions, including McManus Galleries, Verdant Works and, of course, the new V&A Dundee.

Managing Director Christine McGlasson says they’re actively seeking partners for this new and exciting transport venture:

“We’re welcoming discussions with any business or organisation which is interested to join us in launching and shaping this innovative project.”

“We believe it’ll be a real boost for the city centre and the final piece of the puzzle for the Waterfront, helping visitors to navigate the city and to connect all of the new attractions in that area with the rest of the city centre.”

Xplore Dundee

As Dundee's principal public transport provider, we fulfill around 35,000 passenger journeys every day. Our service is part of the fabric of the city - carrying people where they need to be, and employing more than 300 people.

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