Where does the guided bus stop at Addenbrookes?
Where does the guided bus stop at Addenbrookes?
Addenbrooke’s Hospital has its own bus station at the Hills Road entrance to the site. The majority of buses pick up and drop off here. There are further stops around the wider biomedical campus. Or call Traveline: 0871 200 2 233.
Where does the guided bus stop in Cambridge?
The buses stop at Swavesey, Longstanton, Oakington and Histon, with a request stop for the nature reserve at Fen Drayton.
How does the Cambridge Guided Bus work?
A guided busway is usually a dedicated, buses-only route with buses running on a purpose-built track. The bus is guided along the route so that steering is automatically controlled and, like a tram, the vehicle follows a set path. The bus driver controls the speed of the vehicle.
What park and ride is Addenbrookes Hospital?
The Huntingdon to Trumpington park and ride service via Addenbrooke’s Hospital runs from Monday to Saturday and provides a direct, traffic-free route between Trumpington park and ride, the hospital campus and Cambridge railway station. There are several stops around the hospital.
How does the Cambridge Guided bus work?
Can I take my bike on the guided bus?
Folding bicycles are welcome on board our buses, however we do ask that you fold them and place them in an appropriate space. If there isn’t enough space on the bus. When your folding bicycle could make the inside of the bus or its seats dirty, or could cause discomfort to other customers.
What is the point of a guided bus?
What’s the point of a guided bus? Like a railway line, the guideway excludes all other traffic, giving the bus a clear road ahead, even in congested areas during rush hours. Therefore the service is fast and reliable: at peak periods, guided buses can arrive at frequent intervals.
Can you cycle on the guided busway?
Cycling along the Guided Busway It is blacktopped over its entire length and can be used by horse riders (St Ives to Milton Road, Cambridge only), pedestrians and cyclists.
Is there a drop off point at Addenbrookes hospital?
The drop-off point is located opposite the car park outside the Cambridge Eye Unit.
Is Cambridge Park and Ride Open?
All Cambridge Park & Ride services are currently operating normally.
Is it illegal to take a bike on a bus?
You can take folded cycles anywhere, at any time on all our transport services. For buses, the driver can decide to not let you travel if it’s too busy.
Do you pay for dogs on buses?
Generally speaking, dogs are allowed on buses as long as they are kept on the lead and not allowed to ride on a seat. There may be a small charge for taking your dog on the bus, but support dogs will be allowed to travel free of charge and they are always allowed on buses.
Where does the Cambridge to Addenbrooke’s Hospital bus arrive?
Cambridge to Addenbrooke’s Hospital bus services, operated by Stagecoach in Cambridge, depart from Cambridge, station. Where does the Cambridge to Addenbrooke’s Hospital bus arrive? Cambridge to Addenbrooke’s Hospital bus services, operated by Stagecoach in Cambridge, arrive at Hospital Bus Station.
How long is the drive from Cambridge to Addenbrooke?
The journey takes approximately 7 min. How far is it from Cambridge to Addenbrooke’s Hospital? The distance between Cambridge and Addenbrooke’s Hospital is 2 miles. How do I travel from Cambridge to Addenbrooke’s Hospital without a car?
Is there a bus from Addenbrooke to Rosie?
The bus runs on a set route and will divert to an area on request if possible. Generous donations from Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT) supporters for equipment and services such as the patient courtesy bus mean that we can continue to make Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie Hospitals even better for patients.
When does the Cambridge University Hospital bus run?
The bus runs Monday to Friday between 7.30am and 4pm (excluding bank holidays). A limited service runs 4 – 5pm. The bus is scheduled to run every 10 minutes but may be delayed by other users’ needs. The bus runs on a set route and will divert to an area on request if possible.
