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Commencing on May 28, the corridor will provide "faster, more direct bus routes for passengers between Miranda and Hurstville" according to State Transit's house journal "Transit Times".
$2.5 million in new satellite-based technology will be used to give buses priority at traffic signals. New "plinth" bus stops will be provided.
("Transit Times, Issue 1, June 2006)