Park & Ride
A convenient, cheap and easy alternative to driving into the centre of Bristol or Bath
- Portway, North West of Bristol
- Long Ashton, South West of Bristol
- Brislington, South East of Bristol
- Lyde Green, North East of Bristol
Park & Ride service updates
(when available)
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Start: 18/10/20 - Finish: TBC
Bus service changes in the West of England
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Start: 25/07/20 - Finish: TBC
Road Closures/ Service Diversion: Bristol Bridge Project
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Start: 01/06/20 - Finish: TBC
Changes to Bath Bus Station services from 1st June 2020
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Start: 13/05/20 - Finish: TBC
Anchor Road Improvement works, road closures and bus diversions
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Start: 25/03/20 - Finish: TBC
Travel advice for key workers during the COVID-19 outbreak
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Start: 17/03/20 - Finish: TBC
Coronavirus Travel Advice
News
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Get on board the bus on Clean Air Day
First West of England is celebrating Clean Air Day (8 Oct) with some two million miles covered and over 3,000 tonnes of C02 emissions – or the weight of around 290 double decker buses – saved so far by its latest fleet of carbon neutral biomethane buses that entered service since January this year.
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Active October starts today! Let’s get going to win some fab prizes
And we're off! Let us know how you travelled or how you got active on your working from home days for a chance at winning some fab prizes. Prizes this week for getting started include restaurant vouchers, local attraction vouchers and shopping vouchers.
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Join Active October to win prizes in this year’s Travelwest Challenge
Pre-registration is now open for Active October, this year's Travelwest Challenge. Register early for a chance at winning a £30 shopping voucher.
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Back to school travel advice
In our new back to school travel advice page you can find all the information you need to travel safely to school.
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Helping to tackle the climate emergency in the West of England
The West of England Combined Authority has pledged to ensure that clean growth is an integral part of the region’s recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic.
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North Somerset Council’s Local Plan 2038: have your say
Local people, community groups and businesses are being urged to help shape North Somerset’s future by getting involved in the development of North Somerset Council’s new Local Plan for the area.