Help for parents planning pupils’ bus journey to school

Brighton and Hove buses have set up a web page for parents to plan their children’s journeys school.
Brighton and Hove Buses offer a selection of special fares for children with a bus ID cardBrighton and Hove Buses offer a selection of special fares for children with a bus ID card
Brighton and Hove Buses offer a selection of special fares for children with a bus ID card

Brighton and Hove buses have set up a web page for parents to plan their children’s journeys school.

They can enter a start point and school destination at www.buses.co.uk/plan-your-journey and a web page is dedicated to planning travel to every Brighton & Hove secondary school.

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Safety measures including extra cleaning using hospital grade products, window blockers to keep windows open, on-board hand sanitiser and anti-virus air filters are also still in place.

The bus company’s busID scheme for young people aged 5 to 18 means children can make a one-way journey any time or day for 50p when travelling with an adult and unaccompanied children can use busID on selected journeys.

To get a busID card, visit 1 Stop Travel or Head Office at 43 Conway Street, Hove, BN3 3LT with proof of date of birth, (these can be copies). You can bring a passport photograph or a photo can take be taken at the office. BusID is processed on the spot.

Alternatively, download the form from the bus company’s website - most secondary schools have them as well - and post proof of your child’s date of birth and a passport photograph to Head Office. This can take up to five working days.

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