Travel, transport and road safety

Information on transport options, bus passes, travelling to school and cycling.

Cycling, walking and skating

Cycling
Resources for cyclists including maps, recommended cycle routes, parking, rider training and how to report abandoned bikes.
Walking
Whether you're looking to do more short trips on foot or for new routes as a keen rambler, we can help you make the most of walking in Brighton & Hove.
Skating, blading and scooting

Information about training for children and local areas where you can enjoy skateboarding and scooting.

Public transport

Buses

Information about bus services operating in Brighton & Hove.
Bus gates
Find out what a bus gate is, where they are and how to make sure you don't get a fine for using them.
Older person’s bus pass
Who can apply for an older person's bus pass and where you can use it. How to apply for your first pass or get a replacement pass, change your details and update your photograph.
Disabled person’s bus pass
Who can apply for a disabled person's bus pass and where you can use it. How to apply or renew your pass, get a replacement pass, change your details and update your photograph.
Trains

Information about travelling by train to and from Brighton & Hove.
Taxis

How to find a taxi, complain about a taxi journey or express interest in becoming a taxi driver.
Beryl BTN Bikes

Find out more about Brighton & Hove’s cycle hire scheme with Beryl BTN Bikes.
Park & Ride
Find out how to get around the city using public transport.
Valley Gardens bus gate enforcement areas map

A map showing vehicle access around Valley Gardens.

Local transport plans and documents

Brighton & Hove Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP)
The council and its partners have secured £28 million to improve bus travel through improved services, simpler ticketing and lower fares.
Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) 2025 Refresh
Read our updated version of the 2021 BSIP to learn about the progress of the original BSIP.
Brighton & Hove Bus Passenger Charter 2025 to 2026
Find out about our commitments to bus passengers and how to give feedback about bus services.
Local projects and documents

Learn more about our local travel, transport and road safety projects.
Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP)
A strategic network for active travel (walking, wheeling, cycling) in Brighton & Hove.
Local Transport Plan
Find out more about Our City Transport Plan 2035, our fifth Local Transport Plan, and get information on previous Local Transport Plans.
Enhanced Partnership
The Enhanced Partnership is an agreement between the council and bus operators setting out commitments to improve bus services.

Travelling through the city

Accessible transport

Accessible transport options for people with have difficulty with mobility.
Plan your journey

Help with planning your journey through the city.
School Travel
Advice for making the school run simpler and safer.
Road safety

Advice about using the roads safely in Brighton & Hove. How we're prioritising road safety improvements in Brighton & Hove.
Drive and ride

Information for cyclists and motorists for getting around the city.
Concessionary travel

Find out how to apply for an older person's or disabled person's bus pass, and taxi vouchers.
Electric vehicle (EV) charging
Find out about electric vehicles, charging points, and what we're doing to improve electric vehicle infrastructure.
Red Routes
Find out where our Red Routes are, what they are, and how we enforce restrictions.
Car clubs
Information about what car clubs are and how they benefit the city.

Active and inclusive travel projects

Move for Change
See what we're working on to promote active travel and provide better walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure for people in Brighton & Hove.
Cycle to Work Day
Find out more about Cycle to Work Day 2025, what's going on, and how you can get involved.
One Journey Better
Projects we're working on to support active, inclusive and sustainable travel in the city.
eCargo Bike Accelerator Project
We support local businesses and organisations to start using electric-cargo bikes. Your business could be eligible for a £125 subsidy to help make this change.
Hanover and Tarner Liveable Neighbourhood project
The Liveable Neighbourhood is a pilot project which aims to minimise the amount of ‘through’ traffic in residential areas.
A vision for Valley Gardens
Find out more about our ongoing development of Valley Gardens.
Cycle hangars
Find out more about cycle hangars, where they are, and how to apply for a space in one.
School Streets
Find out what School Streets are, how they work, where they are in Brighton & Hove, and who is exempt from restrictions.