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County’s first electric buses set to generate benefits for residents
The County’s first-ever electric buses are gearing up to serve local communities in Stapleford, Toton, Attenborough and Beeston from next month. The £910,000 project comes on the back of more than...
Bright sparks name new County Council electric buses
05 June 2018. Pupils from Bispham Drive Junior School in Toton, and John Clifford Primary School in Beeston were the first passengers to ride the county's first-ever electric buses after taking...
Transport funding generates four new County electric buses.
Roads and transport. 06 February 2019. Nottinghamshire is set to benefit from four new electric buses worth £900,000 - due to hit the roads in 2020. Buses Minister Nusrat Ghani announced today that...
Greener, cleaner electric bus prepares for school visit
This Wednesday, from 9.30am to midday, Nottinghamshire County Council will be visiting Radcliffe on Trent Junior School, in Cropwell Road, Radcliffe on Trent, with one of its brand new electric...
Council bids to make buses better for all
Nottinghamshire County Council has unveiled ambitious plans to transform bus services across the county. In a £98m bid to Government, the Council has included proposals to improve bus services,...
Electric vehicle (EV) charging in and around Nottinghamshire
The D2N2 electric vehicle charging point map includes information on each of the charge points installed through the project, including the 23 sites located within Nottinghamshire. For further...
Environmentally friendly bus travel arrives in Rushcliffe
Environmentally friendly bus travel arrives in Rushcliffe. Rushcliffe residents can now enjoy greener, cleaner bus journeys following the launch (Tuesday 3 May) of Nottinghamshire County Council’s...
What We’re Doing To Tackle Climate Change
Launched NottsBus ECOnnect – electric buses offering quieter, sleeker and pollution free transport thanks to zero emission bus technology. We have invested in 6 electric buses to date. Two...
Nottsbus Connect
Nottsbus Connect. Services 136, 190, 195, 200, 330, 332, 333, 334 and 335 have been replaced by two new Nottsbus On Demand services for more details please click here. Nottsbus Connect is a network of connecting local bus services, helping to improve public transport links across the county. Nottsbus Connect provides feeder routes from local ...
Nottsbus On Demand
Nottsbus On Demand is a flexible way to travel by bus - simply book your journey using the Nottsbus On Demand App. The new services to be trialled in the villages around Retford, Ollerton and...
Nottsbus ECOnnect
These two new buses join our existing electric buses that run the 240 routes running between the Berry Hill Lindhurst Development, West Nottinghamshire College and Mansfield Bus Station and the 510...
Community and voluntary transport schemes - Nottinghamshire County Council
Vehicles have been adapted to accommodate large electric wheelchairs or a small mobility scooter plus up to four passengers. Community Minibus Schemes These are schemes using wheelchair...
Electric vehicle cable channel (EVCC) pilot programme
The County Council is going to trial electric vehicle (EV) cable channels across the county. The planned trials will grant permission to eligible households without off-street parking provision to...
Travel in Nottinghamshire
Tell us about your travel habits and how well bus services suit your needs by completing our Bus User Satisfaction Survey. Bus travel. Rail. Community travel. Cycling. Walking. Car share. Report it. Problems with bus stops; ... Electric vehicle charging in and around Nottinghamshire; Covid-19 guidance for transport operators; CCTV vehicle ...
Traveling green in time for Christmas
Nottinghamshire County Council Leader, Councillor Ben Bradley MP today (10 December 2021) unveiled two new electric buses for Mansfield. The early Christmas unwrapping of the new ECOnnect buses...
Working together for a better greener journey for you
The County Council is already investing in electric buses and has six in total. The Council has also successfully bid for government funding on behalf of local bus companies for a total of 72...
Real time bus information
To request an electronic display at a bus stop, please make complete the new highways request form. Online You can find real time information on the Traveline website. Select the "Timetables" tab...
Easylink
Easylink. Easylink is a door-to-door service for people who may struggle to use the existing bus and tram services in Greater Nottingham. The service can travel anywhere within 10 miles of Nottingham City centre. It uses fully wheelchair accessible buses, allowing you to get to: you may be able to access free journeys to vaccination sites using ...