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A consultation has been launched asking residents to make big choices and give their views on proposals to speed up bus journeys along St James’s Parade and the Ambury Gyratory as well as changes to better connect cycle routes through the city centre.
Local residents, community groups and businesses are being asked to put their views and comments forward to help shape plans for public transport design improvements for Backwell.
The build of a new station entrance is part of the Bristol Temple Quarter programme, one of the largest and most ambitious regeneration programmes in Europe. Construction on the new entrance began in early October, with piling work into the ground (which will eventually form the walls of the new underpass) taking place next to platform 15.
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.
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