How much are singles on buses?

How much are singles on buses?

A single bus fare costs £1.55 with a Pay as you go Oyster card and contactless credit/debit card.

What is a single flat fare?

Single tickets. A flat fare structure is in place in the Bristol, Bath and Weston-super-Mare Zones. This means that wherever you travel in that zone, the price of a single journey will be the same. In the West of England Zone the cost of your single ticket is based on the route distance you travel.

How much is a child single ticket?

The child-rate single fare with an 11-15 Zip Oyster is 85p (peak) or 75p (off-peak) for zones 1-6. Like the ordinary adult Oyster card, there’s a daily cap – the maximum amount deducted from the card in one day. It’s £3.70 peak and £1.55 off-peak for zones 1-2. This is the cheapest deal for 11-15 year olds.

Can you pay with cash on a first bus?

Yes, we are and there is no government advice currently to stop accepting cash, but please try to use the exact fare. However, we encourage all of our customers to buy tickets using the First Bus App or to pay by contactless card when boarding.

What is flat fare bus?

Flat fares: Under a flat fare structure the same fare is paid no matter what distance is travelled. This can be done on the basis of the passenger’s journey (best) or on the distance of the bus routes (not so good).

Do you pay for children on bus?

Children aged 11-15. Children aged 11-15 travel for free on London’s buses and at child-rate Pay as you go Oyster fares on the underground (tube), DLR, London Overground and most National Rail services IF they have an 11-15 Zip Oyster photocard.

What age do you pay for a child on bus?

Children under 11 travel free on most public transport services when accompanied by a fare-paying adult, or with a 5-10 Zip Oyster Photocard. Children aged 11 to 15 years old can get free or discounted travel with a Zip Oyster Photocard, or a Young Visitor discount.

What is a first day ticket?

FirstDay – the remainder of the day the ticket is activated. FirstWeek – the remainder of the day the ticket is activated, plus an additional 6 days.

Can you use a DayRider on any bus?

With a day ticket you can make as many journeys as you like in one day. They offer better value than buying singles or returns, as you can travel on all buses within your chosen ticket zone. Buy your DayRider tickets on the Stagecoach Bus App!

Can you use debit card on first bus?

The UK’s leading operator, First Bus, today announced a commitment to allow its customers to pay for travel through the use of contactless debit and credit cards. First Bus customers can already pay for bus travel using its successful smartcard and mobile payment (mTickets) mechanisms.

How do I buy a first bus ticket?

You can buy the most common First Bus tickets on board the bus in cash or contactless (except metrobus services – this is a buy before you board service), on their First Bus app, online on a Travelwest Travelcard or at a metrobus iPoint. Some tickets can also be bought on their website or at their Travel Shops.

How do I find live bus times and routes?

The First Bus App is the best way to get live bus times and route information. You can save favourite stops, stations and locations and revisit recently searched journeys. The map when your bus is coming and head to your bus stop just before your bus is due. Loading…

Can I buy first bus Bristol zone tickets on Metrobus?

Regular First Bus Bristol Zone tickets and Tap & Cap are accepted on all metrobus services. Below is a list of most common tickets. metrobus is a buy before you board service. You cannot buy tickets on board these services, except when using Tap & Cap. Visit the link below for more information

How do I get a group discount on a bus ticket?

Group tickets: This operator offers a discounted day ticket for groups of up to five people. Please see the First Bus website for Group fares per area. Tap & Cap uses contactless payments to cap First adult bus fares in Bristol so you’ll never pay more than £5 a day or £20 per week, no matter how many journeys you make.

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