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Getting around Hull

Summer Holiday Rider with Stagecoach in Hull

Good news for those of you who want to get out and about during the summer holidays… The Holiday Rider is back!
 
From Saturday 18th July 2009 to Sunday 6th July 2009 if you’re aged 5-16 years you can have unlimited bus travel between 9.30am and 10pm for a bargain £1.

You can buy your Holiday Rider from the bus driver when you show your Future Card. Download the leaflet below to apply for a Future Card. If you're aged 5-11 and accompanied by an adult you don't need a Future Card.

 

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“Getting the bus into town is ace. You get to see loads of things out the window and Mum doesn’t get stressed about finding a parking space!!”

Kyle, 10

Different ways of getting around

Bus routes

Using buses with your friends can be fun but always make sure an adult knows where you’re going.

Check out the bus routes and times for getting around Hull on the Hull City Council website (link opens in new window).

If you’re aged between eight and 16 and live in Hull find out more about if you can get money off or even free bus travel to your school. Call (01482) 300 300 and ask to speak to the Welfare Benefits Team or email studentsupport@hullcc.gov.uk.

Cycle routes

If you stay safe, cycling can be a fun way to get about!

It’s really important that your parent or carer always knows where you are going with your bike.

Check out the Hull ‘Go Cycle’ map that has loads of cycle routes around the city that you can use.

Safer cycle routes to school are being developed in Hull to make it safer and easier to cycle to school.

There are cycle parking spaces throughout the city where you can lock up your bike.

Check out the road safety page of this website for more top tips to keep you safe and cool ideas to blinging your bike! Here are a few reminders…

  • Be trained in how to ride a bike safely and keep in control of it
  • Always wear a well fitting helmet
  • Check your bike is in good condition
  • Make sure you and your bike can be seen – wear bright clothes and use lights after dark.
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