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Torrevieja bus routes offer direct city centre journeys from southern neighbourhoods

Bus passengers in southern Torrevieja can now travel directly into the city centre without changing buses at the hospital, following […]

Torrevieja bus routes offer direct city centre journeys from southern neighbourhoods

Residents in southern Torrevieja now have the convenience of traveling directly to the city centre via bus without the need to change routes at the hospital. This improvement has been implemented across three urban routes: lines 1, 2, and 8. The changes primarily affect the connections for neighborhoods like Los Altos, Punta Prima, Los Balcones, and others in the southern part of Torrevieja.

Lines 1 and 2 will no longer require passengers to disembark at Torrevieja University Hospital before continuing their journey to Avenida Doctor Gregorio Maranon 7 in the city centre. Both services will continue to stop at the hospital, but passengers can now remain on the same bus for the entire trip into the city centre. Line 1 serves the areas of Los Altos, Punta Prima, and Rocio del Mar, operating from early morning until 10:10 PM.

Line 2 connects Los Balcones and Lago Jardin to the hospital and city centre, with revised routes along Avenida de la Asuncion and Avenida de Torrevieja, with the final services departing at 10:30 PM.

The updated route for line 8, which links central Torrevieja with La Mata along the coast, has changed due to redevelopment work at Paseo de Los Locos. Although this change is a result of the ongoing roadworks, the new Line 8 route will become permanent. The council advises all passengers to review their routes, timetables, and stops before travelling, especially those who rely on the affected services.

Passengers should pay close attention to the revised stopping arrangements on Line 8 and the updated connections available on lines 1 and 2.

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