ACT Policing and ACTION buses are cooperating in a series of training exercises beginning tomorrow (Friday, August 12) at the Tuggeranong bus interchange.
These programs will simulate incidents to which ACTION drivers and staff may be required to respond, and to assess the decision-making and response of police officers.
The exercises will require areas of the interchange to be closed to the public during the day.
Between 8.30am and 4pm tomorrow, all services which would normally depart from Tuggeranong Bus Station will arrive and depart from Athllon Drive, between Pitman Street and Reed Street, on both sides of the road.
Signs have been erected to guide people to the temporary arrival and departure locations and ACTION staff will be on hand to direct people to the alternative location. Any further information on the changes to the bus arrangements should be directed to ACTION buses on 13 17 10 or visit www.action.act.gov.au
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