UPDATE:
From Monday 8 June, all Locallink buses will be back in operation. The L1, L2, L4, L5, L9, L11 and W1 will operate their normal timetables, whilst the L10, L12 and L14 will operate their Saturday timetables until Monday 28 September.
Please note that for paying customers, the Locallink services and the Medilink are exact fare only if you want to pay with cash. For fares information please visit CT4N's website here.
The Linkbus network maintains routes through areas of the city that would otherwise not be served.
The Linkbus network consists of:
- Medilink
- Nine Locallink services (L1, L2, L4, L5, L9, L10, L11, L12 and L14)
- Worklink (W1)
|
Service |
Starting Location |
Route |
Timetable |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Medilink |
Queens Drive Park and Ride |
Queens Drive P&R, QMC, Wilkinson Street, City Hospital |
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|
L1 |
George Street (H8) |
City, Wilford Lane, Wilford Village, Silverdale |
|
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L2 |
Victoria Centre, Milton Street (J2) |
City, QMC, Nottingham Business Park, Assarts Farm |
|
|
L4 |
Victoria Centre, Milton Street (J2) |
City, Ainsley Estate, Beechdale, Strelley ASDA |
|
|
L5 |
Victoria Centre, Milton Street (J2) |
City, Castle Marina, Wollaton Estates, Charlbury Road |
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L9 |
Queen Street (Q3) |
City, Mapperley, Sherwood, Arnold, Bestwood Park |
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L10 |
Victoria Centre, Milton Street (J2) |
City, Wollaton, Bramcote, Beeston Interchange |
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L11 |
Bulwell Bus Station (BU08) |
Bulwell Bus Station, Beechdale, Beeston Interchange |
|
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L12 |
University, East Drive (UN37) |
University of Nottingham, QMC, City Hospital |
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L14 |
Burton Street (T8) |
City, Basford, Bulwell, Norwich Gardens, Bulwell Hall |
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|
W1 |
Mount Street (X1) |
City, Castle Marina Retail Park, Lenton Lane Industrial Estate |
Face coverings on public transport
From Monday 15 June, wearing a face covering on public transport in England became mandatory. However, some people may be exempt.
The requirement to wear a face covering does not apply:
- if you have a physical or mental illness or impairment, or a disability that means you cannot put on, wear or remove a face covering
- if putting on, wearing or removing a face covering would cause you severe distress
- if you are travelling with, or providing assistance to, someone who relies on lip reading to communicate
- if you are travelling to avoid injury or escape the risk of harm, and you do not have a face covering with you
- if you need to remove it during your journey to avoid harm or injury or the risk of harm or injury to yourself or others
- if you need to eat, drink, or take medication you can remove your face covering
- if you are asked to remove your face covering by a police officer or other official, for example to check your railcard
- to children under the age of 11
- to a constable, police community support officer, emergency responder (e.g. paramedic) or fire officer acting in the course of their duty
If you are exempt from wearing a face covering, please tell the driver as you board. You do not have to explain why you are exempt.
For those who do not have to wear a face covering, we have produced Journey Assistance cards that can be shown to drivers when boarding public transport. These can be found and downloaded below.