CHECK SHEET OF TARIFF PAGES AND SUPPLEMENTS

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1 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A INC., AGENT 81st Revised Page 1 CHECK SHEET OF TARIFF PAGES AND SUPPLEMENTS All of the pages contained in this tariff are listed consecutively by number and revision number. The pages of the tariff and the supplements to the tariff listed on this page, bear issued dates which are the same as, or are prior to the issued date of this page. "0" in the revision column indicates an original page. " " indicates pages issued in this amendment. ( /16) (File ST-277-1) SECTION PAGE REVISION SECTION PAGE REVISION SECTION PAGE REVISION SECTION PAGE REVISION SECTION PAGE REVISION TITLE 0 C-6 3 F-1 30 J-9 26 N C F-2 28 J N-2 2 A-1 0 C F-3 2 J A-2 12 C F-4 2 J B-1 3 C 7 4 F-5 2 K B C-8 2 F-6 3 K B C-9 4 F-7 1 L B C-10 4 F-8 1 L B-2 1 C G-1 5 L B-3 3 C-11 1 G-2 2 L B-4 0 D-1 39 G-3 3 M B-5 2 D-2 41 G-4 4 M B D G-5 4 M B-6 1 D-3 40 G-6 2 MA B-7 2 D G-7 7 M B-8 0 D-4 43 G-8 3 M B-9 1 D H-1 2 M D-5 1 H-2 23 M B-10 2 D-6 2 H-3 24 M B D-7 0 H-4 23 M B-11 3 D-8 1 H-5 23 M B-12 3 D M P-1 0 B-13 1 D M P-2 33 B-14 2 D M P-3 31 C-1 1 D M P-4 29 C-2 2 D-13 0 J-1 2 M P-5 30 C D-14 1 J-2 27 M P-6 33 C D-15 0 J-3 25 M P-7 32 C E-1 40 J-4 24 M P-8 31 C E-2 39 J-5 25 M P-9 30 C E-3 29 J-6 27 M P C E-4 4 J-7 25 M P C-3 3 E-5 3 J-8 26 M Q-1 2 C-4 0 E-6 4 M Q-2 19 C-5 0 E-7 4 EFFECTIVE SUPPLEMENTS - NONE th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

2 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 2nd Revised Page B-5 SECTION B RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS RULE 4: STOP-OVERS Stop-overs, within the limits of ticket (or extension thereof), will be permitted at any point on the lines of the Carriers, parties thereto, upon application to an agent or driver. Proper notations must be made on, or coupons added to, the ticket by such agent or driver. (See exceptions below). EXCEPTION 1: Stop-Overs will be permitted within the Province of Ontario, Canada, only in accordance with the privileges of the local permit rights of Carriers in that province. (New) EXCEPTION 2: For account of Saskatchewan Transportation Company (SAS), stop-overs will not be permitted on optional routing except when required due to scheduling (See Rule 14). RULE 5 : RESERVATIONS (1) Reservation of seats or berths or other special accommodations will not be made except as specifically provided in Rules and Regulations published in lawful Tariffs of the Carriers offering such services. (2) The Carriers reserve to themselves full control and discretion as to seating of passengers and reserve the right of change such seating at any time during the trip; provided however, that seating arrangements will be made without regard to race, color, creed, or national origin. (3) The Carriers reserve the right, whenever operating conditions require, to transfer passengers from one vehicle to another enroute. (4) Seat space cannot be guaranteed on stop-over privileges or on sale of tickets at intermediate points and is subject to the limitations of seating capacity of motor coach passing through such points. (5) In case of insufficient seating capacity of any schedule, passengers will be placed on succeeding schedules having available space. RULE 6: LIABILITY ANot applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (See Rule 6.1) (1) Except as responsibility may be imposed by law, Carriers will not be liable for delays caused by accidents, breakdowns, bad conditions of the road, snow storms and other conditions beyond their control, and do not guarantee to arrive at or depart from any point at a specific time. The time of arrival at and departure from any point shown in their published Time Schedules is the schedule they endeavor to maintain, but same is not guaranteed. (2) Except as responsibility may be imposed by law, Carriers will not be responsible for lost or stolen tickets. (Rule Concluded on Next page) For Explanation of Abbreviations and Reference Marks, see Section A th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

3 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Original Page B-5.1 SECTION B RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS Rule 6 (Concluded) LIABILITY (3) Tickets, sold at fares shown in Tariffs subject hereto, are non-transferable and, if presented for passage by any persons other than the one for whom originally purchased, will be void and may be confiscated by any agent or authorized employee of any Carrier over which they read. (4) In issuing Tickets and Checking Baggage under authority of Tariffs subject hereto, for passage over the lines of other Carriers participating in such Tariffs, the Issuing Carriers shown in such Tariff act only as agents and do not assume responsibility for transportation over the lines of other Carriers, except as responsibility may be imposed by law with respect to Baggage. In the sale of interline, through transportation of passengers across International Border Lines, the Initial Carrier assumes no liability for the transportation by, or the acts and neglects of, other Carriers, beyond such International RULE 6-A LIABILITY Applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (1) Except as responsibility may be imposed by law, Carriers will not be liable for delays caused by accidents, breakdowns, bad conditions of the road, snow storms and other conditions beyond their control, and do not guarantee to arrive at or depart from any point at a specific time. The time of arrival at and departure from any point shown in their published Time Schedules is the schedule they endeavor to maintain, but same is not guaranteed. NOTE: Schedules are sbuject to change without notice. (2) Except as responsibility may be imposed by law, Carriers will not be responsible for lost or stolen tickets. (3) Tickets, sold at fares shown in Tariffs subject hereto, are non-transferable and, if presented for passage by any persons other than the one for whom originally purchased, will be void and may be confiscated by any agent or authorized employee of any Carrier. RULE 7 SEASONAL OPERATIONS Operations via some routes and to some destinations are seasonal in character and are subject to road and weather conditions. Carriers reserve the right to issue or honor Tickets only during the season that service is operated. A700 13th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

4 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 1st Revised Page B-6 SECTION B RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS RULE 8 OBJECTIONABLE PERSONS Not applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (See Rule 8.1) Carriers reserve the right to refuse to transport a person under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, or who is incapable of taking care of himself or herself, or whose conduct is such or is likely to be such as to make him or her objectionable to other passengers or prospective passengers, or who refuses to comply with any lawful rule or regulation of the Carrier. Such persons may be removed from the bus at any usual stopping place or at such other places as the driver may select. In the event of such removal, the liability of the Carrier shall not exceed the amount of the excess fare paid by the passenger. EXCEPTION -- This Rule does not apply to persons who are ill and accompanied by an attendant or a nurse or to a disabled person, unless he/she self-identifies themselves as needing a service normally performed by an attendant, as outlined in Rule 18, in which case carriage will be permitted provided that the disabled person is accompanied by an RULE 8.1 PASSENGER SCREENING / OBJECTIONABLE PERSONS Applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) As a condition of travel, passengers may be required to undergo a search or screening of their person or baggage for the presence of items that the Carriers have banned or restricted from carriage. Any person who does not consent to the search or screening or is in possession of such prohibited items will not be permitted to travel and will have his/her ticket refunded. Carriers reserve the right to refuse to transport a person who appears to be under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, or who may be incapable of taking care of himself or herself, or whose conduct is such or is likely to be such as to make him or her objectionable to other passengers or prospective passengers, or who is indecent, offensive, threatening or agressive or who refuses to comply with any lawful rule or regulation of the Carrier. Such persons may be removed from the bus at any schedule stop or at such other places as the driver may select. In the event of such removal, the liability of the Carrier shall not exceed the amount of the excess fare paid (less 15% per the Refund Policy) by the passenger. EXCEPTION -- This Rule does not apply to persons who are ill and accompanied by an attendant or a nurse or to a disabled person, unless he/she self- identifies themselves as needing a service normally performed by an attendant, as outlined in Rule 18, in which case carriage will be permitted provided that the disabled person is accompanied by an attendant. For Explanation of Abbreviations and Reference Marks, see Section A. A700 13th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

5 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 2nd Revised Page B-7 SECTION B RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS RULE 9: ANIMALS SNot applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp.(GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (See Rule 9.1) (1) Dogs, cats, birds or other animals will NOT be transported, except as provided in Paragraph (2) hereof; (2) A dog, trained for the purpose of and accompanying a blind person who pays the standard fare and is not accompanied by a guide, will be carried free of charge. Such dog must be properly harnessed and must lie or stand at the feet of its RULE 9.1 ANIMALS Applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (1) Dogs, cats, birds or other animals will NOT be transported, except as provided below. (2) A service animal trained for the purpose of and accompanying a blind person or hearing person (paying regular fare) and either accompanied by a seeing attendant or not will be carried free of charge. Such service animal must be properly harnessed and must lie or stand at the feet of its master. A "Service Aniaml" is an animal that is required by a person with a disability for assistance and is certified, in writing, as having been trained to assist a person with a disability by a professional service animal institution. RULE 10 : BAGGAGE (see Section C) RULE 11 : EXCLUSIVE OCCUPANCY OF COACHES (Not Applicable for account of Saskatchewan Transportation Company (SAS). Upon payment of a Minimum Charge equivalent to 32 Regular Adult Fares per coach requested or required, the Carriers parties hereto will grant exclusive occupancy of a coach to any group moving between any two points where the One-Way Adult Fare is $10.00 or more, regardless of whether a group qualifies for exclusive occupancy via other Carriers, and subject to the availability of equipment, as follows: (1) With or without advance notice for movements locally between points on the lines of one carrier. (2) Twenty-four hours advance notice must be given to the originating carrier for interline movements via the lines of 2 or more Carriers parties hereto. (3) Two Half-Fares will be considered the equivalent of one Adult Fare. (4) Under this Rule, carriers will pickup or discharge passengers at any point within the corporate limits of the Point of Origin or Destination, which they are authorized to serve. RULE 12: OPTIONAL HONORING OF TICKETS All classes of tickets good for passage between Moose Jaw and Regina, SK and North Battleford and Saskatoon, SK, will be optionally honored by EITHER Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. or Saskatchewan Transportation Company. For Explanation of Abbreviations and Reference Marks, see Section A. A700 13th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

6 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 1st Revised Page C-1 BAGGAGE RULES, SECTION C REGULATIONS AND CHARGES RULE I APPLICATION Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, the Rules, Regulations, Rates and Charges published in this Section apply to the Transportation, Storage or Parcel Checking of baggage, and other articles, as specified and defined in Rule 2, in connection with valid transportation sold over the lines of Carriers party to this Tariff. RULE 2 BAGGAGE DEFINED SNot applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL), or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (See Rule 2.1) (1) All Baggage transported in Baggage Service, unless otherwise provided, must be enclosed in receptacles, such as trunks (see exception below), valises, telescopes, suitcases, leather hat boxes, satchels or other containers specifically authorized in this Rule, which are provided with handles, securely locked, or otherwise fastened, and made of a material of sufficient strength and durability and of a quality sufficient to withstand the handling and piling incident to its transportation in Regular Baggage Service. (2) All Baggage transported in Baggage Service must have a "Luggage Identification Tag" attached showing the Passenger ' s "Destination " and "Name". The owner' s name and complete permanent address should be contained inside each piece of Baggage. (3) Baggage may be defined as either "personal" or "sample", as follows: (a) Personal Baggage consists of wearing apparel, toilet articles (except liquids), and similar personal effects, which are in actual use, and which are necessary and appropriate for the wear, use, comfort and convenience of the passenger, for the purpose of the journey, and which are not intended for use by other persons, nor for sale, but does not include or consist of any of the articles specifically prohibited herein. (See Rule 3 for Prohibited Articles.) (b) Sample Baggage consists of property for the commercial (as distinguished from the personal) use of the passenger, and is restricted to catalogues, models and samples of goods, wares or merchandise, tendered by the passenger for transportation in Regular Baggage Service, for use by him in making sales or other disposition of the goods, wares or merchandise represented thereby, but does not include or consist of any of the articles specifically prohibited herein. (See Rule 3 for Prohibited Articles). OTHER ARTICLES WHICH MAY BE HANDLED IN BAGGAGE SERVICE (4) Except as otherwise specifically shown, Personal or Sample Baggage may also contain, include or consist of the articles enumerated in this Rule, if such are not intended for other persons, nor for sale. Such articles may be accepted for transportation in Regular Baggage Service, subject to the limitations as to size, weight and value named herein, and subject to further conditions of acceptance as shown in connection with each article, when owner is a passenger presenting valid transportation. (Rule Continued on Next Page) th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

7 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 1st Revised Page C-2.1 SECTION C BAGGAGE RULES, REGULATIONS AND CHARGES RULE 2 (Concluded) ARTICLE Miner's Packs Musical Instruments Saddles Skis or Ski Poles Soldiers/Sailors: Bags; Bed Rolls; Hammocks; Kit Bags Tool Chests Towbars or Other Towing Equipment Wheelchairs BAGGAGE DEFINED FURTHER CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE when containing no explosives or inflammable materials, and when securely roped, strapped or tied. Agents must examine the contents and be certain that no explosives or inflammable materials are contained therein. (not including phonographs, radios, television sets, or combination radiophonographs.) Subject to the limitations as to shape, size and weight, musical instruments may be handled when packed in such manner as to withstand ordinary baggage handling practices, and when enclosed in trunks, or other substantially rigid containers, provided with handles and made of a material of sufficient strength and durability, and of a quality, zpto withstand the handling and piling incident to transportation in Regular Baggage Service. in bags, when securely roped, strapped or tied. when securely roped, strapped or tied. when securely roped, strapped, or tied. (containing tools) when entirely enclosed, and constructed of a material of sufficient strength and quality to withstand the handling and piling incident to loading, unloading and transportation in Baggage Service, and when securely roped, strapped, tied or locked. Tool chests must be provided with handles. (used for towing automobiles or other trucks) when enclosed in substantial rigid containers, or when wrapped in canvas, or other strong material (paper wrapping excluded), and securely roped, strapped or tied. (See also Rules No. 5 and 6.) Collapsible, at owner's risk unless fully enclosed in a rece tacle th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

8 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Original Page C-2.2 BAGGAGE RULES, SECTION C REGULATIONS AND RULE 2.1 BAGGAGE DEFINED Applicable for Grey Goose Bus Lines (GG), Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. (GLL) or Voyageur Corp (VOY) (1) All Baggage transported in Baggage Service, unless otherwise provided, must be enclosed in receptacles, such as trunks (see exception below), suitcases, back packs, duffel bags, briefcases or other container specifically authorized in this Rule, which are provided with handles, securely locked, or otherwise fastened, and made of material of sufficient strength and durability and of a quality sufficient to withstand the handling and piling incident to its transportation in Regular Baggage Service. (2) All Baggage transported in Baggage Service must have a "Luggage Identification Tag" attached showing the Passenger's "Destination" and "Name". The owner's name and complete permanent address should be contained inside each piece of Baggage. (3) Baggage may be defined as either "personal carry-on & checked", or "sample", as follows: (a) Personal Carry-on & Checked Baggage consists of wearing apparel, toilet articles (except liquids), and similar personal effects, which are in actual use and which are necessary and appropriate for the wear, use, comfort and convenience of the passenger, for the purpose of the journey, and which are not intended for use by other persons, nor for sale, but does not include or consist of any of the articles specifically prohibited herein, (See Rule No. 3 for prohibited articles.) (b) Sample Baggage consists of property for the commercial (as distinguished from the personal) use of the passenger, and is restricted to catalogues, models and samples of goods, wares or merchandise, tendered by the passenger for transportation in Regular Baggage Service, for use by him in making sales or other disposition of the goods, wares or merchandise represented thereby, but does not include or consist of any articles specifically prohibited herein. (See Rule No. 3 for Prohibited Articles.) OTHER ARTICLES WHICH MAY BE HANDLED IN BAGGAGE SERVICE (4) Except as otherwise specifically shown, Personal Carry-on Baggage may also contain, include or consist of the articles enumerated below in this Rule, if such are not intended for other persons nor for sale. Such articles may also be accepted for transportation in Regular Baggage Service, when owner is passenger presenting valid transportation. PERSONAL ITEMS: Book & Other Reading Material Camcorders / Camera Equip Cell (Mobile) Phones Cigar Cutters Change of Clothing Computers - Laptop Corkscrews Cuticle Cutters Eyeglass repair tools Eyelash Curlers Knitting & Crochet Needles Knives, round bladed (butter/plastic) CARRY-ON & CHECKED BAGGAGE Lighters & Matches Nail Clippers & Files Nursing Mother Supplies Pagers Personal Data Assistant (PDA's) Plastic Cutlery Razors Safety/Disposable Scissors Plastic/Metal (round-tip) Toiletries/Aerosols limited amount Toy Weapons - Not realistic looking Tweezers Umbrellas - After inspection (Rule Continued Next Page) ISSUED BY : Peter J. Pantuso, President NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

9 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Original Page C-2.3 BAGGAGE RULES, SECTION C REGULATIONS AND RULE 2.1 (Continued) BAGGAGE DEFINED CARRY-ON & CHECKED BAGGAGE MEDICATION AND SPECIAL NEEDS: * Note: Carrier recommends that passengers have all needed medications in carry-on baggage. Braille note-taker, slate & Stylus, augmentation devices Diabetes Related Supplies / Equipment: (Once inspected to ensure prohibited items are not concealed) including: Insulin & insulin loaded dispensing products; vials or box of individual vials; jet injectors; pens; infusers & preloaded syringes; an unlimited number of unused syringes, when accompanied by insulin; lancets; blood glucose meters & it's test strips; insulin pumps & it's supplies. Insulin in any form or dispenser must be properly marked with a professionally printed label identifying the medication or manufacturer's name or pharmaceutical label. Nitro-glycerine pills or spray for medical use: (If properly marked with a professionally printed label identifying the medication or manufactureris name or pharmaceutical label. Ostomy Scissors with pointed tips with an overall total length, of 10 centimetres (4 inches) or less, are permitted when accompanied by an ostomate supply kit containing related supplies. All prescription medication in bottles or containers with clear identifiers. Medical Oxygen Cylinders: Up to a total of four (4) cylinders per passenger are permitted as follows: Two (2) cylinders in the passenger compartment and two (2) cylinders in the cargo compartment as checked baggage (must have valve protection cap in place & properly packaged and protected against accidental discharge). Cylinders to be no larger than 12 centimeters (4.5 inches) in diameter & 66 centimeters (26 inches) in length. Maximum total oxygen load per motorcoach may NOT exceed 99 Lbs. (5) Except as otherwise specifically shown, Personal (Checked or Sample) Baggage may also contain, include or consist of the articles enumerated below in this Rule, if such are not intended for other persons nor for sale. Such articles may be accepted for transportation in Regular Baggage Service, subject to the limitations as to size, weight and value named herein, and subject to further conditions of acceptance as shown in connection with each article, when owner is passenger presenting valid transportation. ARTICLE Baby Carriages, Cribs, Baby Go-Carts & Strollers Bed rolls, Sleeping Bags, Hammocks, Kit Ba g s Bicyles Boxes CHECKED BAGGAGE OR EXPRESS ONLY FURTHER CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE Collapsible; when wrapped in canvas, or other strong material (paper wrapping excluded), and securely roped, strapped or tied. When wrapped in canvas or other strong material (paper wrapping excluded), and securely roped, strapped or tied. When they are in a box designed for bicycles and are subject to charges as outlined in Rule 5. (Wooden or metal with handles, when securely roped, strapped or tied) containing wearing a pp arel, carpenter's or other mechanic's tools. (Rule Continued Next Page) th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

10 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Original Page RULE 2. 1 (Continued) SECTION C BAGGAGE RULES, REGULATIONS AND CHARGES BAGGAGE DEFINED CHECKED BAGGAGE OR EXPRESS ONLY ARTICLE FURTHER CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE Bundles When wrapped in canvas, or other strong material ( paper wrapping excluded), and secure ly ro p ed, stra pped or tied, containin g wearin g a pparel Cam p Eq ui pment When in trunks, or other full y enclosed receptacles. Cartons When made of corrugated board, solid fibre or other material of sufficient strength and durability, and of a quality, to withstand the handling and piling incident to its transportation in Baggage Service, and when securely roped, strapped or tied so as to p rovide a means of handlin g, containin g wearin g a pparel. Club or Sporting Such as (but not limited to ) Baseball, Bow & Arrows, Cricket, Football, Golf, Hockey, Paraphernalia Lacrosse, Polo, Pool cues, Roller blades, Soccer, Skateboards, Spear guns (must be unloaded with propellant removed ), when contained in trunks, or other fully enclosed rece ptables. Glass Bottles When in trunks, or other fully enclosed receptables. Containers Guns or Firearms ( Long Owner MUST travel with the firearm. Firearm must be unloaded, bolt or bolt carrier Guns, Rifles, etc.) must be removed ( if possible ), contained in non -transparent material that cannot be broken into or opened accidentally during transport. There should be nothing on the outside of the container to indicate the contents. Metal Cutle ( Knives & Forks ) When in trunks, or other fully enclosed rece ptables. Miner 's Packs When containing no explosives or inflammable material, and when securely roped, strapped or tied. Agents must examine the contents and be certain that no explosives or inflammable material and contained therein, if not allowed to examine will be denied travel. Musical Instruments ( not including radios, cassett, tape deck, CD player or combination Radio- Cassette/CD/Tape- phonographs ) subject to the limitations as to shape, size and weight, musical instruments may be handled when packed in such a manner as to withstand ordinary baggage handling practices, and when enclosed in trunks, or other substantially rigit containers, provided with handles and made of a material of sufficient strength and durability, and of a quality, to withstand the handling and piling incident to trans port in Reg ular Baggage Service. Saddles In Bag s, when securel y roped, strapped or tied. Sharp Objects Such as ( but not limited to) Box cutters, Ice axes & picks, Knives, Meat cleavers, Razors Blades, Sabers, Scissors, Swords, Utility-knives when contained in trunks, or other full y enclosed rece ptables. Skis & Ski Poles, When securely contained in a proper plastic or ski bag. Snowboards Tools Such as (but not limited to) Axes & Hatchets, Cattle prods, Crowbars, Drills (including cordless & portable power drills), Hammers, Saws (including cordless & portable p ower drills ), Screwdrivers, Wrenches & Pliers. Tool Chests (Containing tools) when entirely enclosed, and constructed of a material of sufficient strength and quality to withstand the handling and piling incident to loading, unloading and transportation in baggage service, and when securely roped, stra pped, tied or locked. Tool chests must be p rovided with handles. Towbars or Other ( used for towing automobiles or motor trucks ) when enclosed in substantial rigid Towing Equipment containers, or when wrapped in canvas, or other strong material ( paper wrapping excluded ) and secure ly ro p ed, stra pped, or tied (see Rules No. 5 and No. 6 ). Wheelchairs See Special Needs Persons ( See Rule 18 ). (Rule Continued Next Page) th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

11 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Original Page C-2.5 BAGGAGE RULES, SECTION C REGULATIONS AND RULE 2. 1 (Continued) DANGEROUS GOODS: Except as provided below, baggage. BAGGAGE DEFINED CHECKED BAGGAGE OR EXPRESS ONLY dangerous goods must not be carried in passenger 's tagged or carry-on ARTICLE FURTHER CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE Alcoholic Beverages Alcoholic beverages, carried by passengers as tagged baggage provided the net quantity of alcoholic beverage in each receptable does not exceed 5 litres 5 qt )m Barometer (Mercurial) As carry- on baggage only, a mercurial barometer by a representative of a government weather bureau of similar official agency. The barometer must be packed in strong outer packing, having a sealed inner liner or a bag of strong leak proof and puncture-resistant material impervious to mercury, which will prevent the escape of mercu from the package irrespective of its position. Cartridges for Sporting Purposes as tagged baggage only, securely packaged, labeled and marked in accordance with the Dangerous Goods Act Regulations (see Express Rules & Regulations). Dry Ice with Perishables Dry ice when used to pack perishables in tagged baggage only, provided the package permits the release of carbon dioxide gas, and must be packaged and marked in accordance with the Dangerous Goods Act Regulations (see Express Rules & Reg ulations ). Gas Cylinder for (a) As tagged baggage, small gaseous oxygen or air cylinders required for medical Medical Use use. (b) As carry- on baggage, small gaseous oxygen or air cylinders required for medical use to ensure an adequate supply for the duration of the journey. (c) Small carbon dioxide gas cylinder worn by passengers for the operation of mechanical limbs. Also spare cylinder of a similar size if required to ensure an adeq uate su pply for the duration of the journey. Hair Curlers (catalytic) Catalytic hair curlers containing hydrocarbon gas, no more than one per passenger, when contained in tagged baggage only, provided that the safety cover is securely fitted over the heating element. Gas refills for such curlers are not permitted in tagged or carry-on bagg ag e. Medicinal/Toilet Articles Items as hair sprays, perfume, colognes and medicines containing alcohol carried in, or as carry-on or tagged baggage when the total net quantity carried by each passenger does not exceed 2 kg (4.4 lb) or 2 L (2 qt), and the net quantity of each single article does not exceed 0.5 L (1.1 lb or I pt). (Rule Concluded Next Page) ISSUED BY: Peter J. Pantuso, President NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

12 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A SECTION C BAGGAGE RULES, REGULATIONS AND CHARGES Original Page RULE 2. 1 (Concluded) DANGEROUS GOODS: Except as provided below, baggage. ARTICLE Pacemakers Smoking Materials Wheelchairs Motorized (as tagged baggage ) BAGGAGE DEFINED CHECKED BAGGAGE OR EXPRESS ONLY dangerous goods must not be carried in passenger's tagged or carry-on FURTHER CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE Surgically implanted cardiac pacemakers containing radioactive material such as plutonium batteries. Personal smoking materials intended for use by individual when carried on the person. Wheelchairs with non-spillable batteries which can be loaded in the baggage compartment, provided that the battery is securely attached to the wheelchair. Wheelcairs with spillable batteries provided that the wheelchair can be loaded, stowed, secured and unloaded always in an upright position and that the battery is disconnected, the battery terminals are insulated to prevent accidental short circuits and the battery must be removed and the wheelchair may then be carried as tagged baggage without restriction. The removed battery must be carried in strong, rigid packaging as follows: packages must be leak-tight, impervious to battery fluid and be protected against upset by securing them to pallets or securing them in cargo compartments using appropriate means of securement (other than by bracing with freight or baggage) such as by use of restraining straps, brackets or holders. Batteries must be protected against short circuits, secured upright in packaging and surrounded by compatible absorbent material sufficient to absort their total liquid contents, and these packages must be marked "Battery, wet, with wheelchair" and be labelled with the Corrosive label and with the package orientation (This Way Up) labeled. It is recommended that passengers make advance arrangements with each operator, also that batteries which are spillable should be fitted with spill-resistant vent caps where feasible th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

13 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 3rd Revised Page C-3 BAGGAGE RULES, SECTION C REGULATIONS AND CHARGES Rule 2 Baggage Provisions formerly published on this page are now published on page C-2 thru C-2.6. RULE 3 ARTICLES AND RECEPTACLES PROHIBITED OR PROPERTY CARRIED AT OWNER' S RISK IN BAGGAGE SERVICE All property, which is not included within the definitions of "Personal Baggage" or "Sample Baggage", published under Rule 2, paragraph (3), of this section, or which is not specifically named in Rule 2, paragraph (4) of this section, shall be considered as "Prohibited Articles" or "Property Carried at Owner's Risk", and will not knowingly be accepted as Baggage for Transportation in Baggage Service. (1) PROHIBITED ARTICLES: Articles listed below are classified as "Prohibited" and will not be transported by Bus under any circumstances, that is, passengers will not be permitted to carry the items in Baggage Service or to carry them on the Bus: Acids Animals or Pets, including Live Poultry, Fish and Reptiles (Snakes) Articles whose dimensions exceed the Size Limitations published in Rule 4, herein Baby Carriages or Go-carts, except as provided in Rule No. 2 herein Batteries containing Liquid Acids Barrels Bicycles -- Not applicable to Greyhound Canada, Grey Goose & Voyageur Corp. Crates Cylinders containing Compressed Gases Exception for Account of SASKATCHEWAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY (SAS): Cylinders containing compressed gases will be accepted when required for medical use provided the quantity falls within the Dangerous Goods Regulations. Explosives Films - Flammable Fireworks (Rule Concluded on Next Page) th Street N.W., Suite #575 Washington, DC

14 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT SECTION D - WESTERN CANADA ONE-WAY FARES Route numbers shown above each tare are explained in this Section following the fares. 4th Revised Page D-2.1 BETWEEN : WESTERN CANADA AND: Fq U ou o 7 U o WESTERN CANADA U L U O U x w A GLL 72/ SASKATOON, SK SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS 'STC via Alsask SAS SAS SAS 'STC via Swift Current GLL SWIFT CURRENT, SK SAS THUNDER BAY, ON / TRAIL, BC GLL VANCOUVER, BC , GLL GLL VERNON, BC WINNIPEG, MB GLL GLL 11 GLL YORKTON, SK SAS SAS SAS SAS o ISSUED BY : Peter J. Pantuso, President NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

15 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 43rd Revised Page D-4 AND: SECTION D - WESTERN CANADA ONE-WAY FARES Route numbers shown above each fare are explained in this Section following the fares. BETWEEN : WESTERN CANADA U z m m co Y 0 Y 0 0 m Y m 0 Q Q (n m y m co U) O m 0 y o y 0 o d J d C y.t C Y Y N t ^? $ Z m O a WESTERN CANADA m -1 d t J t ti O a $ /33A 42/33A Vancouver, BC SAS `STC via Alsask GLL GLL Vernon, BC GLL Winnipeg, MB SAS 'STC via Regina GLL GLL 50 Yorkton, SK SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS 'STC via Reg ina = , ISSUED BY: Peter J. Pantuso, President NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

16 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A 4th Revised Page D-4.1 SECTION D - WESTERN CANADA ONE-WAY FARES Route numbers shown above each fare are explained in this Section following the fares. BETWEEN : WESTERN CANADA m m Y U co Y 0 (,^ U) M CO to p m AND: ai ci c C J ED C6 0 O O O C C m N '^ = J Y WESTERN CANADA > m 0. 0 m 0 m C > 0 E 0 N c >.^ s > 0 ~ 46 Red Deer, AB Regina, SK SAS *STC via Saskatoon Revelstoke, BC SAS 7 Saskatoon, SK SAS Swift Current, SK GLL 16 SAS Thunder Bay, ON Trail, BC SAS Vancouver, BC GLL SAS Vernon, BC GLL SAS Winnipeg, MB GLL SAS SAS 27 GLL GLL Yorkton, SK SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS SAS m p 'C th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

17 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 33rd Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via ABERDEEN $ BALCARRES $ BORDEN $ Prince Albert SAS Regina SAS North Battleford SAS Saskatoon SAS Yorkton SAS North Battleford GLL ABERNETHY BELLE PLAINE Saskatoon SAS Balcarres SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon GLL Regina SAS Regina SAS BRADWELL ADMIRAL BETHUNE JCT. Nokomis SAS Moose Jaw SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS BREDENBURY Swift Current SAS BIENFAIT Russell MB GLL ALAMEDA Regina SAS Yorkton GLL Regina SAS BIGGAR BROADVIEW JCT. ALLAN Saskatoon SAS Regina GLL Nokomis SAS BIRCH HILLS BROCKJCT. Saskatoon SAS Melfort SAS Alsask SAS ALSASK Prince Albert SAS Saskatoon SAS Calgary AB GLL Regina SAS BRUNO Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS ANEROID BJORKDALE Yorkton SAS Moose Jaw SAS Melfort SAS BUCHANAN Regina SAS Prince Albert SAS Canora SAS ARDILLJCT. Regina Saskatoon SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS Yorkton... Regina SAS BLADWORTH BULYEA 9.70 SAS ARRAN Moose Jaw SAS Lanigan SAS Regina SAS Regina SAS Nokomis SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Swan River MB SAS BLAINE LAKE CADILLAC Yorkton SAS North Battleford SAS Moose Jaw SAS ASQUITH Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS ASSINIBOIA Swift Current SAS Moose Jaw SAS Regina SAS AYLESBURY JCT. Moose Jaw SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

18 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 31st Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via CANDLE LAKE $ CHRISTOPHER LAKE $ CROOKED RIVER $ Creighton SAS Prince Albert SAS Melfort SAS Prince Albert SAS CHURCHBRIDGE Prince Albert SAS CAN RA Balcarres SAS Regina Regina SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon... Saskatoon SAS Russell MB GLL CUDWORTH SAS Swan River MB SAS Yorkton GLL Prince Albert SAS Yorkton SAS CLAIR JCTT Saskatoon SAS CARIBOU CREEK Regina CYMRIC JCT. Creighton SAS Saskatoon SAS Nakamis SAS Prince Albert SAS Watson SAS Regina SAS CARIEVALE Yorkton SAS DAFOE JCT Regina SAS COCHIN Prince Albert SAS CARNDUFF North Battleford SAS Regina SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon GLL CARONPORT CODETTE Watson SAS Moose Jaw GLL Melfort SAS Yorkton GLL Regina GLL Prince Albert SAS DELMENY Swift Current GLL Regina SAS Saskatoon... CARROT RIVER Saskatoon D'ARCY JCT 4.00 SAS Nipawin SAS COLONSAY Alsask SAS Prince Albert SAS Saskatoon GLL Saskatoon... Regina Yorkton GLL DAVIDSON SAS Saskatoon CONGRESS JCT Moose Jaw SAS CHAMBERLAIN Moose Jaw SAS Regina SAS Moose Jaw SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon... Regina, SAS CORONACH DELISLE SAS Saskatoon SAS Moose Jaw SAS Alsask SAS CHAPLIN Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Moose Jaw GLL CRAIK Swift Current SAS Swift Current GILL Moose Jaw SAS DELMAS JCT CHELAN Regina SAS Lloydminster AS GLL Melfort SAS Saskatoon SAS North Battleford GLL Prince Albert SAS CRAVEN DENHOLMJCT Saskatoon SAS Lanigan SAS North Battleford GLL CHOICELAND Nokomis SAS North Battleford SAS Prince Albert SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon CREIGHTON Saskatoon GLL 1 11 Prince Albert SAS I _J NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

19 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Effective Date : December 16, 2008 SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN ForApplication, see Page P-1 29th Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via DENZIL $ EDAM $ FLAXCOMBE $ Saskatoon SAS North Battleford SAS Alsask SAS DILKE Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS EDGELE JCT FOAM LAKE DISLEY JOT Regina SAS Dafoe GLL Regina SAS Yorkton SAS Regina Saskatoon SAS ELFROS JCT Saskatoon GLL DRAKE Saskatoon GLL Yorkton GLL Lanigan SAS Yorkton GLL FORT OU'APPELLE Regina SAS ELROSE Regina SAS DUBUC Saskatoon SAS Yorkton SAS Balcarres SAS Swift Current SAS FOXFORD JOT Regina SAS ENGLEFELD Prince Albert SAS DUCK LAKE Saskatoon SAS FROBISHER Prince Albert SAS Watson SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Yorkton SAS GAINSBOROUGH ^ D DtRIN N ERNFOLD Regina SAS Moose Jaw SAS Moose Jaw GLL G ARRICK Regina SAS Swift Current GLL Prince Albert... Saskatoon SAS ESTEVAN GIRVIN SAS DUVAL Regina SAS Jaw... Moose SAS Lanigan SAS ESTERHAZY Regina SAS Nokomis SAS Balcarres SAS Saskatoon... Regina SAS Regina SAS GLASLYN SAS EASTEND FIELDING (JCT) North Battleford SAS Moose Jaw SAS North Battleford GLL Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS North Battleford SAS Regina SAS Shaunavon SAS Saskatoon SAS GORLITZ JCT. Swift Current SAS Saskatoon GLL Regina SAS EBENEZER JCT FIFE LAKE JCT Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Moose Jaw SAS Yorkton... Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS GOVAN 3.60 SAS Yorkton SAS FINDLATER JCT Lanigan SAS Regina SAS Nokomis SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS FISKE JCT GRAVELBOURG Alsask SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST. For Explanation of Abbreviations and Reference Marks, see Section A. ISSUED BY: Peter J. Pantuso, President NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

20 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Effective Date : December 16, 2008 SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 30th Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via RG AYSON $ HERBERT JCT $ ANSEN $ Balcarres SAS Moose Jaw GLL Saskatoon GLL Regina SAS Swift Current GLL Yorkton GLL GRENFELLJCT HOLDFAST JCT Regina GLL Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS GUERNSEY JCT Watrous SAS JCT. 106 $135 Lanigan SAS HUDSON BAY Creighton SAS Regina SAS Melfort SAS Prince Albert SAS GULL LAKE Prince Albert SAS KAMSACK Swift Current GLL Regina Regina SAS HAFFORD Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS North Battleford SAS HUMBOLDT Swan River, MB SAS HAGUE Regina SAS Yorkton SAS Prince abert SAS Saskatoon SAS KELLIHER Saskatoon SAS Watson SAS Raymore SAS HALBRITE Yorkton SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS HYAS KELVINGTON HANLEY Regina SAS Regina Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Yorkton SAS Watson SAS Saskatoon SAS IMPERIAL Yorkton SAS HARRIS Regina SAS KENASTON Alsask SAS Watrous SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS INDIAN HEAD Regina SAS Swift Current SAS Regina GLL Bra Saskatoon SAS HAZEL DELL JCT INSINGER JCT KERROBERT Regina Saskatoon GLL Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Yorkton GLL KILLALY Watson SAS INVERMAY Balcarres SAS HAZENMORE Canora SAS Regina SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS KINCAID Regina SAS Yorkton SAS Moose Jaw SAS HENDON JCT ITUNA Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Melvill SAS KINDERSLEY Watson SAS Raymore SAS Alsask SAS HEPBURN Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

21 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 33rd Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via KINISTINO $ LANGHAMJCT. $ LINTLAW $ Melfort SAS North Battleford GLL Regina Prince Albert SAS North Battleford SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Watson SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon GLL LISIEUX KRYDOR LANIGAN Moose Jaw SAS Blaine Lake SAS Regina SAS Regina... North Battleford SAS Saskatoon GLL LOCKWOOD SAS KUROKI Yorkton GLL Lanigan SAS Canora SAS LA RONGE Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS LLOYDMINSTER Yorkton SAS Saskatoon Edmonton AB GLL KYLE LASHBURN North Battleford GLL Saskatoon SAS Lloydminster AB GILL Saskatoon... Swift Curent SAS North Battleford GILL LOON LAKE GLL KYLEMORE LAURA JCT North Battleford SAS Canora SAS Alsask SAS Saskatoon... Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS LOVE SAS Yorkton SAS Swift Current SAS Prince Albert... LAFLECHE LEASK LUMSDEN SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskaton SAS Regina SAS Regina SAS LEMBERG Saskatoon SAS LANDIS Balcarres SAS LUSELAND Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon... LANG LEROSS MACDOWALLJOT SAS Regina SAS Raymore SAS Prince Albert SAS LANGENBURG Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Balcarres SAS LESTOCK MACKLIN Churchbridge SAS Raymore SAS Saskatoon... Churchbridge GLL Saskatoon SAS MACOUN SAS Regina SAS LIBERTY Regina Russell MB GLL Regina SAS MAIDSTONE SAS AB GLL LIMERICK JCT North Battleford GLL Yorkton GLL Watrous SAS Lloydminster Moose Jaw SAS Regina SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST. ISSUED BY: Peter J. Pantuso, President NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

22 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Effective Date : December 16, 2008 SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 32nd Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via MANITOU BEACH $ McGEE JCT $ MIKADO JCT $ Regina SAS Alsask SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Swan River MB SAS Watrous SAS McLEAN JCT Yorkton SAS MAPLE CREEK JCT Regina GLL MILE 62 Swift Current GLL McTAGGART Creighton SAS Walsh, AB GLL Regina SAS Prince Albert SAS MARCELIN MEADOW LAKE MILESTONE Saskatoon SAS North Battleford SAS Regina SAS MARCHWELL Saskatoon SAS MISTATIM Russell MB GLL MEATH PARK Melfort SAS Yorkton GLL Prince Albert SAS Prince Albert SAS MARENGO JCT MEDSTEAD CORNER Regina Alsask SAS North Battleford SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS MONTREAL LAKE MARGO MELFORT Prince Albert SAS Canora SAS Dafoe SAS MOOSE JAW Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS Regina SAS Yorkton SAS Regina SAS Regina GLL MARSDEN Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS North Battleford GLL Watson SAS MOOSOMIN MARSHALL MELVILLE Regina GLL Lloydminster AB GLL Regina SAS MORSE North Battleford GLL Saskatoon SAS Moose Jaw GLL MARTENSVILLE Yorkton SAS Swift Current GLL Saskatoon SAS MEOTA MORTLACH JCT MAYMONT JCT. North Batleford SAS Moose Jaw GLL North Battleford GLL Edm Saskaton SAS Reg Swif Curent GLL North Battleford SAS MERVIN MOSSBANK Saskatoon SAS North Battleford SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon GLL Edm Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS MAZENOD MEYRONNE MUENSTER Moose Jaw SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Regina SAS Watson SAS MIDALE Yorkton SAS Regina SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

23 NATIONAL BUS TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION, INC., AGENT Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 31st Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via NAICAM $ OKLA $ PLEASANTDALE $ Dafoe SAS Regina Dafoe SAS PrinceAlbert SAS Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS Regina SAS Watson SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS OSLER Saskatoon Watson SAS Prince Albert SAS Watson SAS NEILBURG Saskatoon SAS PLUNKETT JCT North Battleford GLL OXBOW Lanigan GLL Saskatoon GLL Regina SAS Regina SAS NETHERHILLJCT PALMERJCT Saskatoon GLL Alsask SAS Moose Jaw SAS Yorkton GLL Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS PONTEIX NEUDORE PARKSIDE Moose Jaw SAS Balcarres SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Regina SAS PAYNTON JCT PORCUPINE PLAIN NIPAWIN Lloydminster AB GLL Melfort SAS Melfort SAS North Battleford GILL Prince Albert SAS Prince Albert SAS PELLY Regina Regina Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon Saskatoon SAS PRAIRIE RIVER Watson SAS Swan River MB SAS Melfort SAS NOKOMIS Yorkton SAS Prince Albert SAS Lanigan SAS PENSE Regina Regina SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS PREECEVILLE NOR UAY PENZANCE Regina SAS Regina SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Watrous SAS Yorkton SAS Yorkton SAS PERDUE PRIMATE JCT N. BATTLEFORD Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS PIAPOT JCT PRINCE ALBERT Saskatoon SAS Swift Curent GLL Regina SAS NORTHSIDE Walsh JetAB GLL Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS PRUD'HOMME NUT MOUNTAIN Prince Albert SAS Regina Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS PUNNI HY Watson SAS Raymore SAS Saskatoon SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

24 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A Effective Date : December 16, 2008 SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 30th Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via QUILL LAKE $ RUDDELL JCT $ SER E A_H T $ Regina North Battleford SAS Prince Albert SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Yorkton SAS SASK BEACH JCT Watson SAS Watson SAS Regina SAS SHAUNAVON QUINTON ST. GREGOR Moose Jaw SAS Raymore SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Watson SAS Saskatoon SAS RADISSON Yorkton SAS Swift Current SAS North Battleford GLL ST. PHILLIPS SCH... SHEHO JCT North Battleford SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon GLL Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Yorkton GLL Saskatoon GLL Swan River MB SAS SHELLBROOK RAMA Yorkton SAS Saskatoon Canora SAS ST WALBURG SHIPMAN Saskatoon SAS North Battleford SAS Prince Albert SAS Yorkton SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon RAYMOREJCT SALVADOR JCT SIMPSON Dafoe SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Prince Albert SAS SASKATOON Waltrous SAS Regina SAS Swan River MB SAS SINTALUTA JCT Saskatoon., SAS Yorkton SAS Regina GLL REGINA Yorkton GLL SMEATON Saskatoon SAS SCOTSGUARDJCT Prince Albert SAS Swan River MB SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon Walsh Jct AB GLL Cal Swift Current SAS SNOWDEN JCT ROCKGLEN SCOUT LAKE Prince Albert SAS Moose Jaw SAS Moose Jaw SAS Saskatoon Regina SAS Regina SAS SOUTHEY ROSETOWN SEMANS Prince Albert SAS Alsask SAS Raymore SAS Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Watson SAS Swift Current SAS ROSTHERN Prince Albert SAS Saskatoon SAS NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC

25 Canadian Passenger Tariff No. 1-A SECTION P- SASKATCHEWAN For Application, see Page P-1 31st Revised Page P BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route BETWEEN One Route AND Way Via AND Way Via AND Way Via SPALDING $ STURGIS $ YAWN $ Defoe SAS Regina SAS North Battleford SAS Prince Albert SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS Yorkton SAS VEREGIN Saskatoon SWIFT CURRENT Regina SAS Watson SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS S PEERS TESSIER JCT Swan River MB SAS North Battleford SAS Alsask SAS Yorkton SAS SPRINGSIDE Saskatoon SAS VISCOUNT Saskatoon GLL Swift Current SAS Lanigan GLL Yorkton GLL THEODORE Saskatoon GLL SPRUCE HOME Saskatoon GLL Yorkton GLL Prince Albert SAS Yorkton GLL VONDA SPRUCE LAKE TISDALE Prince Albert SAS North Battleford SAS Melfort SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS WADENA SPY HILL Regina SAS Regina Balcarres SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Regina SAS TOMPKINS JCT Yorkton SAS STAR CITY JCT Swift Current GLL WAKAW Melfort SAS Walsh Jct AB GLL Melfort SAS Prince Albert SAS TURTLEFORD Prince Albert SAS Regina SAS North Battleford SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS Saskatoon SAS WALDECK STENEN JCT TUXFORD JCT Moose Jaw GLL Skaskatoon SAS Moose Jaw SAS Swift Current GLL STEWART VALLEY Saskatoon SAS WALDHEIM Saskatoon SAS UNITY Saskatoon SAS Swift Current SAS Saskatoon SAS WAPELLAJCT STOCKHOLM VANSCOY Regina GILL Balcarres SAS Alsask SAS WARMAN Regina SAS Saskatoon SAS Prince Albert SAS STRASBOURG Swift Current SAS Saskatoon SAS Lanigan SAS VANTAGE JCT WASECA JCT Nokomis SAS Moose Jaw SAS Lloydminster AB GLL Regina SAS Regina SAS North Battleford GLL NOTE (1): The minimum fare within Saskatchewan is $7.00. Those fares shown at less than $7.00 are add over fares which should be used when combining with other fares in Saskatchewan to build a through fare. NOTE (2): Any ticket sold over SAS is subject to an additional $4.50 (one way); $9.00 (return), before GST th Street NW Suite #575 Washington, DC