Due to essential repairs to a drain at the Viking Bus Station, from Sunday 13th April to Thursday 17th April inclusive, there will be adjustments to Services 4, 6, 12, 19 and 23.
Service 19 will operate to a temporary timetable from Monday 17th February until Saturday 1st March.
Timetable changes for Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th January 2025.
Details of service provision over the period of 23rd December 2024 to 4th January 2025 inclusive.
ZetTrans has announced today that a trial will begin this evening of a six-day per week 19:00 departure from Lerwick to Sumburgh Airport.
To allow for essential repairs to a sewer in Commercial Road, Lerwick, part of the junction at the northerly end of King Harald Street will be closed to all traffic from Tuesday 3rd September.
ZetTrans, Shetland’s transport partnership, will host sixteen drop-in sessions across Shetland over the next six weeks as it seeks the views of everyone about the public bus network.
Service 24V will operate to the Saturday timetable throughout May due to a single vessel service on Yell Sound.
Timetable changes for Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st January 2024.
Details of service provision over the period of 24th December 2023 to 5th January 2024 inclusive.
Due to a road closure, Service 13 will have a temporary timetable in place from 4th September 2023 until 22nd December 2023 inclusive.
Due to the Esplanade being closed from 07:30 on Wednesday 26th July until 10:00 on Sunday 30th July, a number of local bus services will be operating with diversions.
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