It’s easy – Just park at one of 4 Park&Ride sites on the ring road and our express buses will take you directly to the heart of Oxford. It’s great value – Kids go free! With our combined parking and bus ticket you will pay no more than £5 for family parking and bus travel.
Do you have to pay for Oxford Park and Ride?
You can pay for parking and a day return bus ticket using the machines onsite. For car parking and one traveller £4.00. For car parking and two adults £5.00. Up to three children (under 16) can also travel using either of the Park + Bus ticket options.
Can you use Park and Ride bus pass Oxford?
Park and ride buses
You can use your bus pass to travel on the Oxfordshire Park and Ride services. You will have to pay for parking at all of the park and ride car parks.
How much is the Park and Ride in Oxford?
East of Oxford, 15 mins from city centre (400 bus to city centre and 700 bus to hospitals). Thornhill park and ride is run by Oxfordshire County Council.
Parking only charges.
| Time | Cost |
|---|---|
| Up to 1 hour | Free |
| Up to 16 hours | £2 |
| 16-24 hours | £4 |
| 24-48 hours | £8 |
How do you pay for Seacourt Park and Ride?
This car park accepts payment by RingGo, our chosen pay by phone parking provider. Just call 01865 989000 or download the RingGo App. More information on RingGo. You can now pay automatically at Seacourt using the Hozah system.
How does Park and Ride Oxford work?
Park and ride is the easiest way to get into Oxford by car. There are five park and ride sites located around Oxford’s ring road, with regular bus services to the city centre, and – from some car parks – to the hospitals. It is easy to use. You simply park your car and use a bus to get to your destination.
How do you pay for buses in Oxford?
You must buy a ticket (by cash or contactless card payment) or show a pass when you get on the bus. It is usually cheaper to buy a return than two single (one-way) tickets. Children under the age of five travel free on all Oxford buses within the city and to London, and children aged 5-16 pay a reduced fare.
Where is the cheapest parking in Oxford?
Where you can get the cheapest parking in Oxford
- Broad Street.
- Gloucester Green car park.
- Oxford Train Station (Becket Street)
- Oxpens car park.
- St Giles.
- Westgate car park.
- Worcester Street car park.
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Can I use my OAP bus pass on National Express?
You can travel for free anywhere in England, including London on local bus services. It’s not valid for journeys within Scotland or Wales. Free travel is not available on tourist buses or coach services like megabus.com and National Express.
Can I use Oyster to Oxford?
Can a Visitor Oyster card or Oyster card be used in other cities like Bath, Edinburgh, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and Cambridge? No, it is only eligible for travel on public transport in London.
Where does the Park and Ride drop you in Oxford?
Park&Ride sites
Redbridge is located off the A34 to the south of the city. Postcode: OX1 4XG. The park&ride300 service takes you to Oxford City Centre in around 10 mins. Pear Tree can be reached from the A40, A4260, A34 and M40 in the north of the city.
Is there a charge to drive in Oxford?
For any non-compliant vehicle that drives in the zone, the charge is between £2 and £10 per day depending on the emissions of the vehicle. The charge will be payable via an online portal, similar to that of the Dartford Tunnel or London Congestion Charge. By 2025, this charge will increase to between £4 and £20.
How do you pay for parking at Oxford Parkway?
This car park accepts payment by RingGo, our chosen pay by phone parking provider. Just call 01865 989000 or download the RingGo App.
Can I use my London Freedom pass in Oxford?
Freedom Passes will be valid to use on all of the Elizabeth line including stops outside of London.
How does Park and Ride work UK?
Park and ride Summary. Park and ride is a form of integrated transport that allows private transport users to park their vehicles at a large car park and travel into the city centre using a public transport mode.
Where is it best to park in Oxford?
City Centre Car Parks
- Broad Street – no parking available (except for some Blue Badge parking bays)
- Gloucester Green Car Park.
- Becket Street Car Park (Train Station)
- Oxpens Car Park.
- St Giles (on-street parking)
- Westgate Oxford Car Park.
- Worcester Street Car Park.
Does Parkingeye take you to court?
Parking Eye can take you to court and have an order put against you to pay the fine. If you don’t receive the court paperwork and reply, they could ask for a default CCJ against you. This is possible if you moved home recently.
Is parking in Oxford free on Sunday?
To avoid the traffic and parking charges Oxford city centre, use the park and ride.
Zone 2.
| Charging hours (Monday – Sunday 8 am to 10 pm) | Parking period | Parking charge |
|---|---|---|
| 6.30 pm – 10 pm | Any length of stay | £5 |
| Sunday 8 am – 10 pm | Any length of stay | £5 |
Is it free to park in Oxford Street on Sunday?
You do not have to pay the charge on weekends, English public holidays, designated non-charging days, or between 18:00 and 07:00.
How much is the bus from Oxford to London?
How much is the coach from Oxford to London? A one-way journey from Oxford to London is available from £16.20*.
Do buses in Oxford take contactless?
Contactless payments up to £100 are now accepted on all our services. We accept cash payment on all our Oxford Bus Company and Thames Travel services.