Community Transport

What is it and can it help me?

Community transport is a term used to describe a service, or network of services, that provides essential journeys for those who have difficulty accessing conventional public transport. This may be due to lack of mobility or the limited availability of public transport i.e rural areas.

Community transport helps to fill the gap between social isolation and accessing essential services. Most community transport is provided by volunteers, each giving up their time to help others.

Information provided on our pages:

Special Educational Needs Transport - Information and eligibilty

Concessionary Fares - Bus pass information

Railcard -

Discounted Young Person's, Senior, and Disabled Person's Railcards allowing 1/3 off many rail journeys

Community Link Services -

Door to door minibus service operated by Peterborough City Council

Dial-a-Ride -

Providing a door to door accessible transport service operated by Octane

Community Car Schemes -

For those who have difficulty using or accessing mainstream transport

Travelchoice Centre - Based at Queensgate Bus Station providing all your travel information and services