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Horsham - Brighton Daily in 2012, West Sussex County Council Catch the Bus Bus Frequencies Travel Plan Initiatives To find out when your next bus is due visit nextbuses.mobi or 17 Horsham - Brighton Daily In 2012, West Sussex County Council w w ww.traveline.info secured £2.46 million from the Real time information, which enables you to track the Horsham Town Centre - Manning Heath - Cowfold - Littleworth - Henfield - Patcham - Brighton Department for Transport’s Local expected arrival time of your bus, is available on an increasing number of services in Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes. Sunday daytime every 120 minutes. Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF). West Sussex. A Text-for-Times service is also available in parts of the county where Operated by Stagecoach South Monday to Saturday g i Email a request with reference of where it it where of reference with request a Email Operated by Compass Travel on Sunday The County Council, in partnership you can obtain the arrival times of the next three buses by texting the bus stop with Horsham District Council, is code to 84268 or if you have a smart phone you can scan the QR code for 23 Crawley - Horsham - Worthing Daily now delivering a range of sustainable i nformation specific to your bus stop (charges apply). For further information about Crawley - Bewbush - Faygate - Horsham R - Horsham Town Centre - PARK & RIDE - real time bus information visit www.westsussex.gov.uk/publictransport travel improvements in Chichester Southwater - Ashington - Washington - Findon - Broadwater - Worthing and Horsham up to March 2015. Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes. Sunday daytime every 120 minutes (Horsham to Worthing only). The package for Horsham includes: Operated by Metrobus Monday to Saturday and by Compass Travel on Sunday • A sustainable travel network Catch the Train 51 The Common - Horsham - North Heath Mon-Sat for employers; The Coot circular service Greenway, Trafalgar Road, Redford Avenue, Merryfield Drive, The Coot - Travel by train can often work out to be cheaper than driving, particularly for Horsham Town Centre - Horsham R - Horsham Hospital - circular service Coltsfoot Drive, • A work place Cycle Challenge; regular journeys such as commuting. There are various on-line tools such as Jackdaw Lane, Holbrook Corner, Cook Road returning via Horsham Hospital, Horsham R and • A Car Club; Town Centre Google Maps that can tell you what a one-way car journey will cost. Try comparing • Greater promotion of car sharing; that with the price of a weekly, monthly, or annual season ticket to see how Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes. much you can save. You can find season ticket prices and train times at Services 51, 61 and 200 offer a 15 minute service on common parts of route. • Support for cycling in schools www.nationalrail.co.uk Operated by Metrobus and a rail education initiative; . You can also get great deals by buying your ticket on-line. Visit www.southernrailway.com to find out about advance tickets, 61 Horsham - North Heath - Horsham Mon-Sat • A new cycle route between GroupSave tickets, and details of the latest special offers. Horsham Town Centre - Horsham R - Horsham Hospital - circular service Ashleigh Road, Broadbridge Heath and R m a h s r o H Holbrook Corner, Northheath Lane returning via Horsham Hospital, Horsham and Town Centre Horsham Town Centre; Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes. • Access and interchange Services 51, 61 and 200 offer a 15 minute service on common parts of route. improvements at Horsham station; Operated by Metrobus Cycling • Traffic management measures and; 63 Hors ham - Guildford Mon-Sat d n u o r a g n i t t e G C yclin g i s a great wagy to get your recommended 30 minutes of d a ily exercise. Horsh am Hosp ital - Horsham R - Horsham Town Centre - Broadbridge Heath - Cranleigh - • Production of this leaflet. Th e West Sussex Cycle Journey Planner will help you find a fast, balanced, or qu iet S ham ley Green - Bramley - Shalford - Guildford For further details visit route to your destination including a turn-by-turn route plan. It will also tell you how Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes, 2 early morning journeys depart from Horsham www.westsussex.gov.uk/ many ca lories you wi ll bu rn and ho w much carbon dioxide you will save by cycling Rail Station and 1 early evening journey departs from the Bus Station. travelwise www.westsussex.gov.uk/cycling Operated by Arriva Kent & Surrey instead of driving. To plan your journey visit West Sussex County Co u ncil o ffe rs o ne- to-one ad ult cyc le t rain ing to national 65 Horsham - Oakhill Mon-Sat standard s up to Bikea bili ty Le ve l 3 (advan ce d). B ikeability giv es yo u th e skills and Horsham Town Centre - Horsham R - Oakhill circular service Harwood Road, Comptons Lane, R c onfide nc e to cycle in mo d e rn r oa d con dit ion s, e nabling you to m ake m ore St Leonard’s Road, Elm Grove, Orchard Road, Depot Road returning via Horsham - Town Centre Walking w jou rn eys b y b ike. Fo r further details or to book on-line vis it Monday to Saturday daytime every 30 minutes. Operated by Metrobus Walking is an activity that can be www.westsussex.gov.uk/cycletraining alternatively you can email 93 Horsham - Dorking Daily enjoyed by everyone, it’s a free and cycle.training@westsussex. gov.uk green way to increase your fitness Horsham Town Centre - Broadbridge Heath - Warnham - Kingsfold - Capel - Holmwood - North Holmwood - Dorking R levels, with a low risk of injury. Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes. Sunday every 120 minutes. Walking for just 30 minutes a day Operated by Metrobus during the working week means Carsharing 98 Southwater - Horsham - Roffey Daily reaching the Government’s recommended level of daily activity Commuters that regularly share their car journeys save around £700 per year on Southwater circular service The Copse, Cripplegate Lane, College Road - PARK & RIDE - R to improve your health. Regular average in fuel costs and cut their mileage by almost 3,000 miles. Horsham Town Centre - Horsham - Roffey circular service Rusper Road, Lambs Farm Road, Harwood Road, Crawley Road returning via Horsham R - Town Centre exercise will improve your mood, relieve depression and increase your To find a car sharing partner living near you, or on your route to work, visit Monday to Sa turday daytime every 15 minutes, evenings 30-60 minutes. w ww.w ests ussexcarshare.com . Hundreds of people have already registered Sunday daytime every 40 minutes. feelings of well-being. Operated by Metrobus on the web site, which is free to use, so there is a good chance that Benefits: you will find someone who makes similar journeys to you. 100 Horsham - Pulborough Mon-Sat • Walking one mile in 15 minutes Horsham Town Centre - Horsham R - Broadbridge Heath - Billinghurst - Adversane - Car Club burns about the same amount of Pulborough R guaranteed connections to Steyning - Henfield - Burgess Hill calories as running a mile in 8 ½ A Car Club gives you access to a car without the costs of owning one. Monday to Saturday daytime every 60 minutes. minutes; You literally pay for what you use. With y our ow n car, you have to have an Operated by Compass Travel insurance policy, keep the car taxed, servic ed, maintained and it loses value. • A single step uses up to 200 200 Horsham - Gatwick Airport Daily muscles, so not only are you doing People who don’t need a car everyday ca n th erefor e sav e money by giving up R Horsham Town Centre - Horsham - North Heath - Roffey - Bewbush - Gossops Green - a little Cardio but your toning too; (or not buying) their own car and using a C ar Club instead. People who drive less Langley Green - Gatwick Airport th an 8,0 00 m iles a year, and young drivers who face high insurance costs, can find • Walking can halve the risk of Monday to Saturday daytime every 30 minutes. Sunday daytime every 60 minutes. westsussex.gov.uk/travelwise belonging to a Car Club particularly beneficial. Services 51, 61 and 200 offer a 15 minute service on common parts of route. coronary heart disease, help Operated by Metrobus prevent the onset of Diabetes A Car Club will be launching in Horsham during 2013/14. For further details and Type 2 and some cancers. Design, digital cartography and 10.13 the latest information visit www.westsussex.gov.uk/travelwise . Routes 50, 52, 64, 70, 54, 74A, 75, 89, 108 and 921 run at irregular frequencies. print by Pindar Creative Please visit www.traveline.info or www.westsussex.gov.uk/publictransport for more information. ww w. pinda rcreative .co.uk Map H E O N DEN A R ERS L L A CL L T G A D S E A T N E T D R O E S T R L WAY S L H ER I C P Horsham Area T Map R S U D U D 264 R A H A O C O R R D F K P N RIDAY FAR IN O DURF A STR M G N OLDR L EET C D O D IM B L R T R TU O A AD A W O A VIEW I O O G RK L K G D LA Y R L KY E ES S A D V L PLA CH W RIV I S N T AT E R D TH D REENF U N G IN N N BUL CH AR A 264 L L FINC W YB A H CL AY A H H T R D @P1ndar O A D O A A N R 2 Y 6 U 61 R 4 D X A A C S WARNHAM M Y L E E O EAD E P D R H W O L W N I S N Y I F E D A A L L QU A B U R L E L A N R L L IL R W I C M A S L A U R H H O L L O C L A RB E N E C G C T P E N T N Holbrook I A I L O L I H I W C Holbrook R 93 A A O @P1ndar T TT Primary B I G N A GH Youth G A IBL AY D W E M School ETS W L A EM A S VE Centre 51 M O NU IN O L E 200 GIB GTON WAY R C LE P TS Y S H R L S E T I K A 200 R H L O S M E N O I O D A E D 61 T X W T 200 Y L E A N R A T 50 A N S E R N E O W A V L R C E 51 L S M A C W C E L I 23 D S C E L THE PITS C R L L T OP M E S O O O E E 200 S COPS L LL E N @P1ndar L E F CH O G Y T
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