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Nottsbus ECOnnect - Nottinghamshire County Council
This is why we've introduced electric buses on the 33 route running between Sutton Cum Granby (peak journeys only), Radcliffe and Nottingham. The new Nottsbus ECOnnect 33 will continue to...
Appendix 1 - 2025/26 Capital Maintenance Programme
Access to local facilities (e.g. footway improvements and new crossings)* £ 2,717,000 Bus improvements (e.g. bus stop infrastructure and bus stop clearways) £ 410,000 Capacity improvements (e.g. traffic signal and junction improvements to reduce congestion) £ 500,000 Cycling and health £ 300,000 Environmental weight limits £ 10,000 Pilot ...
Green light given to fund 23 electric buses in Mansfield
A £13 million investment has been announced which will see 23 high quality electric buses enter service on bus routes around Mansfield as part of Nottinghamshire’s transition towards net...
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT 2024/25
These new electric buses will start operating in Mansfield from October 2025. The Authority has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 39% since 2019. To support the UK’s 2050 Net Zero target, the Authority has created a Net Zero Framework outlining its vision and strategies for reducing carbon emissions and adapting to climate change.
Nottsbus On Demand - Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottsbus On Demand is a flexible way to travel by bus - simply book your journey using the Nottsbus On Demand App in any of our seven zones. Nottsbus On Demand services do not follow a fixed...
Our activities
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....
Supporting green transport in Mansfield - Nottinghamshire County Council
Ten single deckers and 13 double deckers will replace older diesel buses on services 1, 6, 7 and 16 and are expected to be in service by 2026. The electric buses will offer improved comfort,...
2025/26 capital programme sees over £50 million of external funding
Subject to final confirmation, more than £50million will be invested into Nottinghamshire’s transport network, flood resilience, electric vehicle charging network, active travel schemes and the...
Community and voluntary transport schemes - Nottinghamshire County Council
Dial-a-Bus/Easylink services in some areas of the County provide door to door transport to for people who may struggle using the existing bus and tram services.
Plans, strategies and policies - Nottinghamshire County Council
Integrated Passenger Transport Strategy - details how the County Council will work with operators, stakeholders and the public to deliver improvements to all forms of passenger transport (including...
Public transport
141 bus service FAQs Public transport hub Parking Public transport Road maintenance Gritting Active Travel Adopted roads Road safety Licences and permits Community and accessible transport Lorries Travel in Nottinghamshire Transforming Cities Fund D2N2 Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) Electric vehicle charging in ...
Electric vehicle charging frameworks and strategies
Our Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargepoint Framework details how we aim to work with residents, partners and communities to establish a thriving public chargepoint network across Nottinghamshire.
Electric vehicle (EV) charging in and around Nottinghamshire
Electric vehicle (EV) charging in and around Nottinghamshire Mapped public EV charge points across the UK ZapMap displays a map with the locations and providers of the charge points, the type of...
Nottsbus Connect - Nottinghamshire County Council
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 villages on to...
Greater Nottingham Joint Planning Advisory Board Update
4.2 The report updated that 19 electric buses would become operational in the next financial year and support workplace link services making it the largest electric bus fleet in Europe.
REPORT OF SERVICE DIRECTOR, HIGHWAYS LOCAL SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT FUND ...
Continued investment in smartcard development, working in partnership with all local operators to introduce an improved cross-operator Citycard to provide customers with more flexible ticketing...
Transport Issues Update - Nottinghamshire County Council
Totalling 60 electric buses when operational, Nottingham will have the largest electric bus fleet in Europe, producing 30% less carbon emissions than standard Euro 3 engines.
LED streetlights change-over brings huge wins
The project is a core part of our pledge to become carbon natural as an authority by 2030 and complements other exciting initiatives like the roll-out of electric buses. Having the most...
Transport Minister visits EV Charging Pilot
Transport Minister for Technology and Decarbonisation, Anthony Browne MP, visited the county to see first-hand how the Kerbo Charge units installed as part of the Electric Vehicle Charging Cable...
Blank commitee report template - Nottinghamshire County Council
Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas (ZEBRA) funding is available to help local transport authorities outside London to introduce zero-emission buses and the infrastructure needed to support...