Garrison Shuttle Buses Late

BOTTOM LINE: All garrison shuttle buses are running 30-60 minutes late due <br />to problems near Robinson Barracks. <br /> <br />Cars can enter/exit Robinson Barracks at this time, but there are several <br />Stuttgart city buses that have had



By US AFRICOM Public Affairs U.S. AFRICOM Public Affairs STUTTGART, Germany Dec 06, 2010
BOTTOM LINE: All garrison shuttle buses are running 30-60 minutes late due
to problems near Robinson Barracks.

Cars can enter/exit Robinson Barracks at this time, but there are several
Stuttgart city buses that have had accidents/problems near Robinson Barracks
that have caused traffic jams.

The garrison shuttle buses are stuck in those traffic jams and the drivers
estimate they will be running 30-60 minutes behind schedule.

Information provided by the USAG Stuttgart IOC
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