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Scheduled Daily Flex-Route
service: North Conway / West Ossipee / Wolfboro / Laconia
Door-to-door service
CARROLL COUNTY TRANSIT’S PUBLIC ROUTE SYSTEM
The Carroll County Transit “Blue Loon” Public Route
began operating in January of 2012. Tri-County CAP is
pleased and excited to announce that the 16 passenger wheelchair
accessible buses are now rolling through the county.
The Carroll County Transit system includes an all-day flex-route connector
that originates in Wolfeboro (Bus Route # 1), runs north along Route 28 to West Ossipee and continues north along Route 16, traveling to Conway, and
North Conway (Bus Route # 2). The service is provided using two buses running in
opposite directions (Bus Routes # 1 & 2). Transfer between the
bus routes takes place in West Ossipee.
The service is referred to as a "flex route" due to
the fact that the buses travel on a designated route according to a
published schedule that includes additional time to allow the buses
to deviate to serve passengers within one quarter mile of the route.
Additionally, a fixed-route connector operates twice
a day between West Ossipee and Laconia (Route #3).
The public route service, which operates 5 days per
week, is complemented by the
Carroll County Transit Door-to-Door service that began in December,
2010. The public route enables people to get to places outside of the
Door-to-Door service areas within Carroll County.
Tri-County CAP uses professional drivers with a commercial drivers license
and a passenger endorsement. All
drivers employed by Tri-County CAP Transit are criminal and driving
record checked and are trained in Passenger Assistance,
Emergency Evacuation, and Defensive Driving per New Hampshire Department
of Transportation and Federal Transit Administration requirements.
Please explore the following links to learn more
about the flex route and door-to-door services.
Scheduled Daily Flex-Route
service: North Conway / West Ossipee / Wolfboro / Laconia
Door-to-door service
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