Bus Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Do you supplied printed copies of bus timetables?
2. How much do bus tickets cost?
3. What is the best way to plan a journey?
4. When are dogs allowed on buses?
5. Who do I contact to get errors in the the bus timetables section of the website corrected?
6. Why does the website not show the latest version of the current timetable?

1. Do you supply printed copies of bus timetables?

Yes. Paper copies of Worcestershire bus timetables are available on request.  If you would like a paper copy please contact us.

Certain bus operators also supply timetables for their routes. Contact details for all of Worcestershire’s bus operators can be found on our bus operators page.

2. How much do bus tickets cost?

Ticket prices vary between operator and we do not hold this information on our website. Please contact the bus operator before you travel to find out their ticket prices. General information can be found on our bus tickets, PlusBus and Sunday Rover pages.

3. What is the best way to plan a journey?

Although you can search for timetables on our bus service search page, these searches are limited to bus services within Worcestershire.

For a full journey planning service anywhere in the UK incorporating all modes of transport, please use Traveline or Transport Direct.

• Traveline (also available by telephone on 0871 200 22 33)
• Transport Direct (website only)

4. When are dogs allowed on buses?

Please contact the bus operator before you travel to make sure that dogs are allowed on the bus service you wish to travel on.

5. Who do I contact to get errors in the the bus timetables section of the website corrected?

All efforts are made to ensure that all of the bus timetable information is kept up to date. If you feel that the information shown is incorrect, or if you have any other questions regarding this section of the website, then please contact us.

6. Why does the website not show the latest version of the current timetable?

If you are expecting a bus timetable to change, but when you download the link it shows an older version, the most likely cause is that your home computer is reading the file from it’s stored memory.

To ensure that your computer is reading the most up to date version of the file, please refresh your browser by pressing Ctrl + F5 on a Windows computer. This forces your computer to download the latest version of a web page or file. If this does not work please contact us.