Getting Around Brighton & Hove By Bus

Brighton and Hove buses are very frequent, with many day, week or monthly saver tickets available making them an easy and cost-effective way to explore the city & beyond!

They are also award winning and environmentally friendly, with some of the lowest bus exhaust emissions in the world. Prices start from just £2 but as fares can change we recommend checking the Brighton and Hove bus website for latest details and prices.

Breeze up to the Downs

Breeze up to the Downs is a network of three bus services linking the city with some of its most popular countryside destinations. A green and cost effective way to see the countryside around Brighton and Hove, you can find out more on the Brighton and Hove Council website.

Brighton and Hove Buses – Accessible for everyone

Brighton and Hove buses are committed to ensuring their buses are accessible for everyone and they run a number of services to assist people. All buses have ramps for wheelchairs, scooters and buggies and if for any reason a wheelchair cannot board the bus then a complimentary taxi will be provided instead. Brighton and Hove buses also operate a Helping Hands scheme which is a discreet way to inform the driver of any special requirements, for example if you need the driver to face you so that you can lip read.

Brighton Talking Bus Stops

Brighton & Hove is also part of an award winning Talking Bus Stops scheme, which allows visually impaired people to electronically access travel information.

Hi-tech signs allows people with visual impairments to receive spoken information on services and travellers can hear which bus stop they are at, which buses are coming and when they will arrive.

Up-to-the-minute information also appears in writing on real-time signs.

Name that bus

Many Brighton & Hove buses are named after one of the city's famous residents. So depending upon where you’re headed you could find yourself aboard Max Miller, Zoe Ball or the Earl of Egremont!

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