Coronavirus: Travel information and advice

Do not travel if you have coronavirus symptoms, you're self-isolating, you've been told by the NHS Test and Trace service to self-isolate or you're living with someone who has symptoms

Last updated 4 November - updated in line with Government guidance on National restrictions from 5 November

We’re following the Government's safer travel advice to help control the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) when using public transport and to help you travel safely. From 5 November to 2 December national restrictions are in place which mean you must:

Stay at home but if you need to travel try and walk or cycle if you can.
If you need to travel you should avoid travelling into or out of your local area and aim to reduce the number of journeys you make.
Due to social distancing, there will be reduced space on transport services and you may have to wait.
Be patient and flexible when you travel, avoid peak times and consider others.
You must wear a face covering when using public transport unless you're exempt, keep a safe distance, wash or sanitise your hands frequently and use contactless payment or buy your ticket in advance.

For the latest Government advice and information on national restrictions please visit the Gov.uk website

You must wear a face covering in interchanges and stations, as well as on board public transport, unless you're exempt. You will be breaking the law if you fail to do so and you could be fined.

Travelling on public transport

What we’re doing to make travel safer for all.
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Service Changes

Check the latest timetable changes across our South Yorkshire network.
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Social distancing

How we’re helping you to social distance at stops and in interchanges.
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Try walking and cycling

Support to help you keep going with walking and cycling
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Help for vulnerable people

Assistance and information for vulnerable and disabled passengers.

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Our interchanges

Interchange staff holding sign that says 'Stay Safe'

What’s open and how we’re working to keep everyone safe

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How to pay for travel

Pay contactless if you can, buy tickets in advance or use exact fare in cash.
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Avoiding peak times

Download the latest bus operator capacity checker apps to see if there's a seat free onboard.
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School travel

Tips on walking or cycling to school where possible to avoid any unnecessary journeys on public transport. More information on school bus services. More information >

Coronavirus update - new national restrictions are in place

Stay at home. For your essential journeys, public transport is available - plan ahead and travel safely.