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Transport in Brighton
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Like Oxford and Cambridge Brighton is very compact and most of the time walking is the best way to get around the city.
Buses
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The bus service in Brighton is excellent and very easy to use it is also very cheap.
www.buses.co.uk
Taxis
Ranks:
East Street
Queen's Square
Hove Town Hall
You can hail a taxi when you are walking aqround they are around all day and all night.
Cycling
Cycling is another excellent way to get around the city. It is the easiest and most convenient way of travelling to and from Language School or College. In many places there are special cylcle lanes. Make sure though that you follow all the WSS safety tips for staying safe.
When studying here in the
Many bicycles are stolen so
securing your bike is very important. Buy a strong lock and attach the
bicycle's frame and both wheels to an object which cannot be
moved, in many
Why not insure your
bike!
Endsleigh insurance
can help protect your bike. An insurance
policy is available from Endsleigh
Insurance.
If your bike has been stolen then simply report it to the police as soon as you
can, take as much detail about the bike with you.
In an accident a helmet can reduce the risk of severe head injury. Therefore we strongly advice you to wear a helmet at all times. Remember for a helmet to be able to offer you any worthwhile protection it must be the correct size AND fit. Ask your bike shop for advice.
Is it compulsory to wear a helmet?
Currently in the
Having bike lights is the law in the
The Park and Ride scheme is encouraged by the city and as much of the city is closed to public parking it is a sensible and far cheaper option.
Brighton & Hove City Council operate several off-street car parks and numerous on-street pay & display parking spaces. Click here for more information Brighton & Hove City Council
Brighton traffic news: Visit www.citytransport.org.uk for more information on traffic news, congestion, Real Time Bus information and parking.
Save money when you travel by train or coach! There are several ways to save money on rail and coach tickets so for information on railcards visit www.railcard.co.uk or for information on a coach card visit www.nationalexpress.com
