Travelling to School
Travelling to School
Young people can use public transport to get to school. All buses are running, as well as most trams and trains. Use our ticket finder to search for tickets.
We’re limiting capacity to make sure public transport is as safe as possible. Everyone must wear a face covering.
Find out more about how to stay safe on public transport.
Walk or cycle if you can. This will help reduce delays and keep space on public transport for people with no other option.
We’re working with schools to help get young people to and from school safely.
If you work at a school or college then we would like to hear from you, get in touch.
Travel advice
We're working hard to keep everyone safe and there are things you can do too. Read travel advice for anyone travelling back to school or college this September.
Active travel
Cycling and walking are great ways to travel as an alternative to public transport or driving. They're both good for your health and for the environment.
Information for teachers
If you work at a school, follow this link for more information about Back to School travel.
Social distancing
It is important to keep your distance when using public transport. There are a number of measures in place to help keep you safe.
Face coverings
Face coverings must be worn on all public transport and at stops and in stations.
Information about tickets
Car sharing
You should try not to share a vehicle with those outside your household or support bubble. If you need to, there is safety guidance for you to follow.
Direct Debit
If you have suspended a Direct Debit or travel pass due to COVID-19 and have not yet reinstated it, you will need to apply online as a new customer.
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University travel information
Travelling home for the festive season? Visit our dedicated page for further information and support.
Operators
Check transport operator websites for the latest news and information on services.