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The Forrest Hill Road/Greville Reserve – Stop C Smales Farm route is served by line 842, on weekdays from 06:35 to 08:35, every ~20 min.
Bus of Auckland public transport — connects Forrest Hill Road/Greville Reserve and Stop C Smales Farm, with 13 stops per direction.The first departure is at 06:35, the last at 08:35.Departures run every ~20 min, and the ride takes ~14 min on average.
Current change on this line · 2 planned
First
06:35
Last
08:35
Departures
7
| 06 | 3555 |
|---|---|
| 07 | 153555 |
| 08 | 1535 |
Routes 842 and 843 skip certain stops on East Coast Road between 8pm and 6am during roadworks. Which stops depends on the week: stop 3278 (Penning Road) 26–27 October; stop 3276 (Marsh Avenue) 28 October–1 November and again 2–8 November; stop 3241 (Gordon Avenue) 2–8 November. Use Journey Planner to find alternatives nearby.
Routes 842 and 843 skip certain stops on East Coast Road between 8pm and 6am during roadworks. Which stops depends on the night — check which dates affect your journey, then use Journey Planner to find alternatives nearby.
Routes 842 and 843 skip certain stops on East Coast Road between 8pm and 6am. Which stops depends on the week: stop 3278 (26–27 Oct), then stop 3276 (28 Oct–1 Nov and 2–8 Nov), plus stop 3241 from 2 November. Use Journey Planner to find alternatives nearby.
On weekdays the first departure from Forrest Hill Road/Greville Reserve is at 06:35 and the last at 08:35. There are 7 departures in total.
No, there are no published weekend departures.
No. The current timetable has no Sunday departures for line 842.
Departures run about every 20 minutes (median headway between 06:00 and 21:00 on weekdays). It is denser at peak and sparser in the evening and at weekends.
The whole ride takes about 14 minutes on average — from about 12 minutes off-peak to about 18 minutes at peak.
In the Forrest Hill Road/Greville Reserve → Stop C Smales Farm direction, line 842 has 13 stops.
The route in this direction is about 4.8 km long.
Yes — there is one active change at the moment. Details are in the “Current changes on this line” section above.