How to Read Timetables | Maths Education

This video tutorial teaches how to read and use timetables, focusing on bus and train schedules. It explains the common features of timetables, how to interpret them, and how to use them to plan journeys. The video includes practical exercises to reinforce learning and highlights differences between bus and train timetables, such as time formats and weekday applicability.

What is the first stop for the bus according to the timetable?

• White Beach

• Green Park

• Clayton Street

• Brookfield Road

If you need to arrive at Green Park, which bus departure time from Clayton Street would you choose?

• 8:30 AM

• 7:40 AM

• 8:00 AM

• 9:00 AM

How long does it take for bus 2 to travel from Green Park to White Beach?

• 30 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 27 minutes

Which bus skips Brookfield Road and the hospital?

• Bus 4

• Bus 3

• Bus 2

• Bus 1

What is a key difference between the train and bus timetables?

• Train timetable uses 24-hour time

• Bus timetable has more stops

• Bus timetable is split into morning and afternoon

• Train timetable is for weekends only

If Tim catches the 1502 train from Montville, how many stops will he make before reaching Dover Street?

• Two stops

• Four stops

• Three stops

• Five stops

Lisa needs to be at Woodford by 7:30 AM. What time should she be at Burleigh station?

• 7:00 AM

• 7:16 AM

• 6:46 AM

• 6:30 AM