rainbow routes

With typical return fares of £2 or less,
even if you don’t use the bus every day,
with recent increases in town centre
parking charges, leaving the car at home can save you up to £3 a day in addition
to petrol and running costs.

Many bus operators offer discounted tickets when you buy weekly or monthly passes. These offer great value, unlimited travel with that operator. For example, an Arriva weekly pass is just £8

How do I get the bus to stop and pick me up?
Raise your arm in good time for the driver to see you when you see the bus approaching the stop.

Do I need the right change every time I buy a ticket?
Don't worry if you don't have the correct fare as long as its close enough the driver will be happy to give you change.

Is it expensive for a family to catch the bus?
When you add up how much it costs to run a car the bus really does compete in price. With Explorer tickets available for families on Arriva services, its cheap and easy to catch the bus.

You can buy a single or return ticket between any two points in Aylesbury. Buy from the driver using cash. The price will vary depending on how far you travel. The list below shows some example fares on main rainbow route buses into Aylesbury town centre from the furthest point of the route.

	from Haydon Hill £1.20 single £1.70 return
	from Quarrendon £1.20 single £1.70 return
	from The Coppice £1.50 single £2.00 return
	from Walton Court £1.50 single £2.00 return
	from Hawkslade £1.50 single £2.00 return	to Stoke Mandeville Hospital £1.50 single £2.00 return
	from Fairford Leys £1.05 single £1.60 return	free travel for Chiltern Railways monthly or annual season ticket holders
	from Watermead £1.00 single £1.70 return	free travel for Chiltern Railways monthly or annual season ticket holders


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