These are scanned copies of the Hsinchu Free Bus Time Schedule that I got from the Hsinchu Foreigner Assistance Center. I will try and scan some better looking copies if I get the chance. As you can tell I use my free bus schedule a lot. All of these buses you can ride free of charge!
Weekdays (平日) = Monday-Friday
Weekends (假日) = Saturday, Sunday, and any government holidays
Bus 50 Weekdays:
Bus 50 Weekends:
Bus 51 Weekdays:
Bus 51 Weekends:
Bus 52 Weekdays:
Bus 55 Weekday
Bus 55 Weekend
Bus 56 Weekend
Bus 71
Bus 72 & Bus 73
Bus 75 & Bus 76
Bus 77
Bus 78
Bus 79 & Bus 80
Some additional free bus routes in Chinese. Photos courtesy of Greg HD:
Bus 60 and 61 are the free busses we've ridden in Zhubei. I'd be happy to share the photos I took of the bus stop sign with the route. Times are approximately 20-30 min apart.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that would be cool. Thanks. :)
DeleteMy email is abcsguide@gmail.com
DeleteBusses 1, 2 and 3 all originate in the Science Park district of Hsinchu and circulate to the northern suburb of Zhubei (Chupei).
ReplyDeleteHelpful info as we just arrived...any one have bus 57...we have been winging it :)
ReplyDeleteThe Hsinchu Foreigner Assistance Center might have an English bus 57 schedule...if not they can look it up for you online. They are very helpful, especially for people who are new to Hsinchu.
DeleteDo you have the bus no. 5 schedule?
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ReplyDeleteBus 65 arrived at mayuan instead of 08:01, but 08:22.. While we're all waiting at shed and at the same time raining.
ReplyDeleteCan you send me bus route 3 map in english
ReplyDeleteHoping there is english translation for the maps and schedules. Thanks.
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