Great value bus travel continues, with single journeys capped at no more than £3*
Bus travel is still a great value way to get from A to B
We’re taking part in the National Bus Fare Cap Scheme which means that from 1st January 2025, a single bus journey in England will be capped at a maximum of £3 - yes that’s less than a cup of coffee from a high street cafe.
Will all single journeys cost £3?
£3 is the maximum you will pay. Lots of our fares will cost less - in fact most single journeys across England will be less than £3, offering great value on everyday trips especially within towns and cities. For those longer journeys, the fare cap ensures you will never pay more than £3 for a single trip. Where could your £3 take you?
What are the ticket prices across Merseyside, Cheshire & South Lancashire?
*Liverpool City Region - Great News... Single fares throughout the Liverpool City Region will remain at just £2, with the offer now being extended until September 2025 - so jump on board and take advantage of low cost fares - You can find out more here!
*Variations and Exclusions apply on some routes.
Fares from 1st January 2025
*Liverpool City Region - Great News... Single fares throughout the Liverpool City Region will remain at just £2, with the offer now being extended until September 2025 - so jump on board and take advantage of low cost fares - You can find out more here!
Variations and Exclusions apply on some routes.
Examples of fare price on journey's in Lancashire...
- Preston to Royal Preston Hospital £2.00
- Preston to Penwortham £2.50
- Preston to Leyland £3.00
- Chorley to Chorley Leisure Centre / Aldi £2.00
- Chorley to Chorley Hospital £2.50
- Chorley to Adlington £3.00
If you’re travelling between areas, longer-distance fares are always capped at £3.00.
These new simpler fares apply to most services, but there will be exceptions where Stagecoach does not set the fares, e.g. Park & Ride and some contracted services operated for local authorities.