in SN 22/8 joins Sörmlandstrafiken Sadr and praise themselves for how the new bus route via Brandkarar will “reach more passengers”.
In which universe this interpretation is correct is a mystery, but it is a planet far from our galaxy anyway. Ortvägen and its surroundings offer service that slightly exceeds that applied to the Sörmland countryside 75 years ago, when there was only one bus per day. Three buses a day is much more generous and you have to go between 9am and 1pm, in what way do you regard this as a service worth bragging about? Have you even looked at the list of tours?
And when does the bus actually leave? Enter the travel planner and choose a journey from Brandkärrsvägen Station, one of the stops on the new bus route, to Nyköping Bus Station, today August 22 at 7.50 am. There is only one bus today, 8.07am, which includes a change of bus at Hjortensbergsbadet. Last week I was offered a fun four-hour ride on the same route with three crazy bus changes.
Line 2 appears to be missing from the itinerary. So I think Prandkar residents should guess when the bus will leave.
It’s actually unacceptable that a travel planner suffers from a Brandkärr blackout, but it shows that Sörmlandstrafiken completely ignores this area.

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