Launceston · bus timetable
Bus 110 · UTAS, Maritime Way, Kerslake Hall → Hobart Rd before Blaydon St
Line 110 runs between UTAS, Maritime Way, Kerslake Hall and Hobart Rd before Blaydon St; on weekdays the first departure is at 07:39 and the last at 18:10, every ~30 min.
- Headway~30 min
- First departure06:52
- Last departure17:51
- Average ride~30 min
- Stops25
- Departures per day25
- Route length10.1 km
- Peak~32 min
- Off-peak~25 min
- Saturday5 departures
- Sundaynot running
Bus of Launceston public transport — connects UTAS, Maritime Way, Kerslake Hall and Hobart Rd before Blaydon St, with 25 stops per direction.The first departure is at 06:52, the last at 17:51.Departures run every ~30 min, and the ride takes ~30 min on average.
Routes in this direction
Most departures take route A. Some take a different route — pick one to see it on the map, in the timetable and in the stop list.
B next to a time = that departure takes this route
Timetable
Line 110 does not run on Sundays and holidays.
Stops
- +2 min29min
UTAS, Maritime Way, Leprena Accommodation
- +1 min30min
UTAS, Maritime Way, Kerslake Hall
Frequently asked questions
When are the first and last departures of line 110?
On weekdays the first departure from Hobart Rd after Blaydon St is at 06:52 and the last at 17:51. There are 25 departures in total.
Does line 110 run on weekends?
Yes — on Saturday from 09:30 to 17:30.
Does line 110 run on Sundays?
No. The current timetable has no Sunday departures for line 110.
How often does line 110 run?
Departures run about every 30 minutes (median headway between 06:00 and 21:00 on weekdays). It is denser at peak and sparser in the evening and at weekends.
How long is the ride on line 110?
The whole ride takes about 30 minutes on average — from about 25 minutes off-peak to about 32 minutes at peak.
How many stops does line 110 have?
In the Hobart Rd after Blaydon St → UTAS, Maritime Way, Kerslake Hall direction, line 110 has 25 stops.
How long is the route of line 110?
The route in this direction is about 10.1 km long.