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Nottingham City Transport will be adding to their current list of services from 31st May to prepare for a potential increase in demand.
Nottingham City Transport
Nottingham's award winning transport company will introduce additional services beginning from Sunday 31st May following the governments latest advice to return to work if you cannot work from home. The new services will provide extra capacity for potential increases in demand as more people return to work and current government restrictions are gradually lifted.
Government advice remains that you MUST NOT travel on our buses if you:
Here is the latest information:
Navy 48X between City, The Meadows, Queens Drive and Clifton will double in frequency to run every 30 minutes during the daytime. An hourly evening service will be introduced
Navy 49X from City at 05:30 has been operating with three buses in recent weeks to allow customers to space out and this will be made permanent. The extra bus will commence from Angel Row at 05:35 through to Boots at Beeston.
The following services will be introduced:
The frequency of buses between Central Avenue Shops, Trent Bridge, the Railway Station and the City Centre will increase to generally every 15 minutes during the daytime and half-hourly during the evening.
Brown 16 from City to Rise Park via Hucknall Road and City Hospital will be introduced.
Double deck buses will be used, with buses every 30 minutes during the daytime and hourly in the evening.
The frequency of buses between City Hospital, Hucknall Road and the City Centre will increase to approx. every 15 minutes during the daytime and half-hourly during the evening.
Lilac 25 from City to Arnold via Carlton, Westdale Lane and Mapperley will be introduced.
Buses will operate hourly and serve Arnold between approx. 07:45 and 17:45.
In the evenings, buses will operate hourly between City and Mapperley via Westdale Lane.
The frequency of buses between Carlton Tesco, Carlton Road and the City Centre will increase to approx. every 15 minutes during the daytime, with a regular half-hourly service during the evening.
Pink 30 from City to Wollaton Vale via Ilkeston Road and Bramcote Moor will be introduced.
Double deck buses will operate hourly between approx. 07:00 and 19:00.
The number of buses between Crown Island/Jubilee Campus, Ilkeston Road and the City Centre will increase to 3 per hour.
Orange 36 from City at 06:35 has been operating with an additional bus in recent weeks to allow customers to space out and this will be made permanent. This additional bus will operate as a 36B, terminating at Beeston Interchange.
Red 44 from City at 05:32 has been operating with an additional bus in recent weeks to allow customers to space out and this will be made permanent.
The following services will be introduced:
Between Mansfield Road (The Vale), Sherwood and the City Centre, the number of buses operating will double to 4 per hour during the daytime.
Turquoise 77 from Strelley at 06:02 has been operating with an additional bus in recent weeks to allow customers to space out and this will be made permanent. The additional bus will start from ASDA at 06:05 to City.
Turquoise 79 will be reinstated between Bulwell and Arnold via Rise Park, Top Valley and Bestwood Park, running every hour during the daytime.
Purple 87 from City to Arnold via Sherwood and City Hospital will be introduced.
Double deck buses will operate hourly, including evenings.
The number of buses between City Hospital, Edwards Lane and the City Centre will increase to 3 per hour during the daytime.
Need more information? Visit https://www.nctx.co.uk/
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