The general public can and indeed do, use both the U1 and U2 services ...well if they can get on . Students at the Uni travel free, members of the public use their ENCTS pass or pay a flat fare of £2. I did notice that about the Benedicts School services. The general public would have to get off at the stop before the school as they cannot go into the school grounds.
By closed door, do you mean that it is not accessible to the general public?
Unusual choice of word. The Benedicts are accessible to the public to /from the Broadway Hotel... I do wonder if any public passenger actually ever uses it?
Shame about 462. I was secretly hoping it’d get preserved.
The unibus’ are open to the public, not under the £2 cap though.
The fare has always been £2 hasn't it?
I understand there was an auction for it, but....
The unibus services have a separate page on the Notts & Derby website:
The first impression one might get from that link is that in August, it is a holiday and there might be no service. You look down and see the September timetable, not one for August..But as we know, the U1 and U2 are currently inter worked, hourly U1 from the railway station at 00.30, to the Uni, 00.50 then on U2, then 00.10 U1 back to the railway station. Imagine just clicking on the date period and getting the current timetable.The unibus services have a separate page on the Notts & Derby website:
Although I don't think it's properly clarified by the operator, what @Trainman40083 says is correct
I've used U1 previously myself, despite not being a student, to get from the Railway Station into Derby City Centre
Maybe it is more about managing expectations..If for example, it is full, as it often can be during term times, far paying passengers might not get on... Ideal bus for getting to the Florence Nightingale Community Hospital. Caught the U1 from the Railway Station to the Uni today. Dinky Enviro 200MMC 271.
If you are travelling from the railway station to the City Centre, be aware that one operator does not charge as much as £2 single.
It was mentioned in the TM travel thread.
That'll be why. I'm struggling to keep on top of all the threads
I would think that is a fair assumption, maybe with time to check them over. I don't even know when the schools go back.
Yeah they might of got a bit battered in the peaks
Yes it came back from the Loughborough area painter when 1403 went down.
No, company on the Hayhill industrial estate
