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New online tool to help you plan your bus ride

A new and easier way to take the bus is now available.

BC Transit has launched its new Transit Trip Planner tool for Prince George residents to access.

Executive Director of Business Development Erinn Pinkerton says people can use Bing or Google Maps to find routes.

“One of the benefits that we have decided to introduce is by having the trip planner embedded in the Prince George Transit webpage,” says Pinkerton, “it allows people to know exactly where to go, and they only have to to go to one website.”

Pinkerton says the site can be accessed through smart phones, and tablets.

To find the site head to: http://preview.bctransit.com/prince-george/

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