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How can we make travelling between Bristol and Bath better on foot, by bike or by bus? That’s the question residents who live near or travel along the A4 are being asked, to help shape transport improvements along the route.
Launched back in October 2020, the West of England Combined Authority’s e-scooter trial has now passed the one million rides milestone, with over three million kilometres travelled on e-scooters around the region. E-scooter operator Voi estimates that around 370,000 car trips have been replaced since the beginning of the trial, reducing over 200 tonnes of C02 emissions.*
Ambitious plans to make it easier for residents to choose active travel options locally have been given the green light.
You can park your car and ride a bus in comfort to your destination. Parking is free, all you pay for is the bus ticket, and each site provides hundreds of car parking spaces. Services can operate as frequently as every 12 minutes.
metrobus adopts ‘buy before you board‘ ticketing and limited stopping at key destinations for faster boarding and shorter journey times.
Distinctive metrobus stops feature iPoints, which allow passengers to buy tickets, plan journeys and view live running information for onward services.
RT @HighwaysSWEST: @AvonFireRescue #M5 Northbound between J20 #Clevedon and J19 #Gordano the fire has been extinguished and all lanes are r…
Due to flooding Services 1 & 2 will start & finish at Crow Lane, Services 3 & 4 will start and finish at Station Rd until further notice. A shuttle service is currently in operation. Please contact your operator for further help. LP #twbus
Temple Way/Avon Street is seeing deep standing water. Approach with caution #twTraffic #Bristol AB
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