Fast routes into Leicester. Every 15 minutes.

• Payment by contactless card is now available. Where passengers need to pay by cash, it is requested that the exact fare is given to minimise contact with drivers. To assist with this, a flat rate of £3 for a day or group ticket is in operation. Concessionary passes can also be used.
• Free travel for NHS workers – NHS workers can continue to use the Park and Ride service free of charge.
• The requirement to wear face coverings is once again compulsory on public transport.
• New EV charging points are now operational at all three P&R sites. 

 

We’ve launched a short survey so that you can share your views on our Leicester Park & Ride service.

Whether you’re a regular user, an occasional traveller or a first-time user, we’d love for you to tell us what you think of the service.

And if you’ve never used Leicester Park & Ride, we’d like to hear why you don’t use it and what we would need to do to encourage you to get on board!

We’ll use your comments and suggestions to make the service even better – to ensure Leicester Park & Ride is providing the service to best suit your needs.

Just click on the link to complete our short survey and tell us what you think.

https://surveys.leics.gov.uk/snapwebhost/s.asp?k=163048694454

 

About the Park and Ride service

Services operate from 7am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday, with buses running every 15 minutes. Parking is free for bus service users at each of the Leicester Park & Ride sites, located at Enderby, Birstall and Meynell’s Gorse.

Each site has a highly secure car park with on-site security & CCTV. Facilities include disabled parking spaces, on-site toilets and baby changing facilities (Birstall and Enderby only). Our bus shelters are covered and all services are operated using low-floor buses with wheelchair/ buggy spaces available to customers. Customers should note that some on-site P&R facilities are unavailable as a result of Coronavirus safety measures being in place.

Please note that overnight parking is not permitted at any of the Park and Ride sites.

Download the standard service timetable.  

Electric buses were introduced on the Park and Ride services on 24 May 2021. This significant change is part of the wider Greenline Electric Bus Project, aimed at improving air pollution, relieving congestion and improving accessibility on key bus routes. Find more information about the Greenline Electric Bus Project and view a film of the new vehicles on YouTube