Nottingham City Transport is Good to Go!
We've achieved Visit Britain's official industry standard, confirming we're following government guidance to keep staff and customers safe.
Facial Coverings on Public Transport
From 15th June, it is mandatory to wear a facial covering on public transport.
Safer Travel Guidance for Customers
The Dept. for Transport has published Safer Travel Guidance for Passengers, which you should familiarise yourself with before travelling.
NCT Launches Capacity Checker
Check how busy or quiet your bus may be, to help you plan your journey.
Ensuring You Get the Travel You Paid For During the Coronavirus
Details of how to pause the travel on your Easyrider or University ID card or claim a refund.

Oh ‘appy days!

Save money and avoid the hassle of finding cash to pay on the day by paying for your bus travel using your smart phone.

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Things to Do

Arboretum
Nottingham’s oldest public park, and only a short walk from the city centre.
Arnot Hill Park
A great place to enjoy a walk and for the kids to play on the new adventure playground.
Brookfields Garden Centre
Brookfields Garden Centre offers a delicious coffee shop and many types of flowers and garden items to spruce up your garden.
Bus Detective
Grab your magnifying glass and head out for a quizzical adventure!
Colwick Country Park
Offering a large, diverse area of water, woodland and meadows, Colwick Country Park provides the perfect backdrop for a variety of activites
Forest Recreation Ground
Enjoy a variety of recreation facilities, including play areas, sports pitches and leisure walks.
Gedling Country Park
Gedling Country Park is 580 acres of open space, footpaths and wildlife for you to enjoy with stunning views over the surrounding area.
Green's Windmill and Science Centre
Green’s Mill is a restored and working 19th century tower windmill in Sneinton.