We ask that the old 4A and 4C be incorporated to work with the new routes so direct service is restored for the people who rely on it every day. The disruption of the direct service has made travel harder for our community, especially for those who need a simple, reliable way to get to work, school, appointments, shops, and other daily destinations.

When a direct route is lost, people are forced to spend more time traveling, make extra changes, and deal with longer waits and less dependable connections. That creates real hardship, especially for older residents, families, shift workers, and anyone with limited mobility or a tight schedule. Public transport should make life easier, not add another burden.

The old 4A and 4C are part of a travel pattern people already know and depend on. By working them into the new routes, the service can better meet the needs of the community while keeping journeys more direct and practical. This is a sensible change that would help reduce disruption and make the network more usable for everyone.

We call on the responsible decision-makers to restore direct service by incorporating the old 4A and 4C into the new routes without delay. Our community needs a transport system that is reliable, connected, and designed around real everyday needs.