Is there a park and ride scheme in Cambridge?
There are 5 Cambridge Park and Ride sites, located on the periphery of Cambridge City Centre. Find out which site is closest to you by viewing the network map. Each Park & Ride service also has its own colour, so you’ll be able to spot your bus easily!
What time does Park and Ride start in Cambridge?
The BABRAHAM ROAD PARK & RIDE bus (Cambridge) has 12 stops departing from St Andrew’s Street, Cambridge and ending in Babraham Road Park-And-Ride, Cambridge. BABRAHAM ROAD PARK & RIDE bus timetable overview: Normally starts operating at 07:15 and ends at 20:05. Normal operating days: everyday.
Are there toilets at Babraham Park and Ride?
Standard Toilet(s) (Park & Ride Office / Waiting Area) The female and male toilet facilities that were surveyed are located to the right as you enter. The female and male toilets are approximately 12m (13yd 4in) from the entrance.
Where can I park for free in Cambridge?
Free Disabled Parking Facilities in Cambridge
- Adam and Eve Street Parking (for 2 Hours)
- Gwydir Street Parking (for 2 Hours)
- Castle Hill Parking.
- Grafton East Parking.
- Riverside Parking.
- Park Street Parking.
- Queen Anne Terrace Parking.
- Grafton West Parking.
Why is Milton Park and Ride closed?
Milton Park-and-Ride is set to temporarily shut from May 10 because of the rules which require busier services to provide social distancing for passengers. In a statement, Stagecoach – the company behind the service – blamed ‘government restrictions’ for the move.
How do park and ride schemes reduce traffic congestion?
In developed countries, cities have tried to manage this problem by introducing traffic management schemes. Park and ride schemes – people park in car parks on the edge of a settlement and catch public transport into the centre. Car-pooling – encourages people to share cars only driving when they really need to.