New bus schedules for the Intermunicipal Transport Service of the Coimbra Region take effect from September 4. The changes focus on connections between Góis and Coimbra, and Góis and Serpins, to facilitate transfers to the upcoming metrobus service.
Why it matters
If you commute between Góis, Coimbra, or Serpins, your regular bus timings will change starting September 4; check the updated timetables for the new daily departure slots.
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