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I'm using this: https://www.atb.bergamo.it/en/google-transit

And I'm completely lost. I just discovered that buses have their "subnumbers" so line 6 has 6A, 6B, 6C and 6 - Stezzano, ok that's fine, but I'm looking at a timetable for bus 6 for example: https://www.atb.bergamo.it/en/atb-network/routes-and-timetables and how should I interpret these tables? I mean, I can see on top all kind of "sixes" that are running around and I have timetables but I don't see how any of these tables relate to any specific "six". How should I read these tables to extract the information: at which times 6B departures Porta Nuova - for example?

Łukasz Zaroda
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It's implicit in the timetables. Took me a while to figure it, too, and I'll try to explain it as best as I can.

If you look at the beginning of the timetable document, for each bus line it states all the "sublines" and where they go, and notice that each subline has a different final destination or path than the others subline.

Let's take as an example the 6C line, which start from San Colombano and stop at Stezzano Est. It's not listed explicitly in the timetable (welcome to Italy), but check the timetable row for Stezzano Est and notice that only a few columns have the time of arrival for it and the leaving time from San Colombano: those are your 6C buses. For example, on the summer timetables, the 7.12 from San Colombano is a 6C.

motoDrizzt
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