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)
Medilink update: From Monday 4 January, the Medilink will serve two additional stops at the Kings Meadow Campus (LI24/LI31) and Red Cow (LI28/LI27) for the COVID-19 vaccination centre.
Linkbus Network
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Service |
Starting Location |
Route |
Timetable |
|---|---|---|---|
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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 |
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L4 |
Victoria Centre, Milton Street (J2) |
City, Ainsley Estate, Beechdale, Strelley ASDA |
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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.