It is connected to London and other major UK cities by road and rail, and to the world by sea and air: road, by the M5 and M4 (which connect to the city centre by the Portway and M32); rail, via Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway mainline rail stations; and Bristol Airport. What is …
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The Bio-Bus provided a regular service in Bristol during the city’s European Green Capital year and started a global debate on how biomethane buses running on renewable sources could significantly reduce air emissions in cities around the world. Why was the poo bus made? The “poo bus” initiative was led by Wessex Water’s renewable energy …
The readers accept debit and credit cards, including pre-paid debit cards. You can also use Google or Apple Pay on your mobile phone or smart device – but remember to use the same device every time or you might get charged extra. How do you pay for buses in Bristol? You can buy tickets in …
The Bristol Bus Boycott was considered by some to have been influential in the passing of the Race Relations Act 1965 which made “racial discrimination unlawful in public places” and the Race Relations Act 1968, which extended the provisions to employment and housing. What were the consequences of the boycott? Lasting 381 days, the Montgomery …
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A merchant account is not a bank account – it’s what we use to route funds from your customers’ accounts to your business bank account. We provide a merchant account as a part of the Braintree Direct setup. What is this merchant account? A merchant account is a type of business bank account that allows …
If you’ve landed a place to study in Bristol, congratulations – you’re in for a brilliant three years. With all-round friendly vibes and a particularly buzzing student community, unbeatable nightlife, cracking culture and a renowned foodie scene, we’re certain you’ll love your soon-to-be second home. Is Bristol a nice place for students? Bristol’s two universities …
Bristol’s outstanding nightlife has everything from cosy pubs to stylish clubs. Many are close to campus and host regular student nights. With a thriving music scene, venues range from quirky gig spaces to world-class concert halls. Where do Bristol Uni students go out? The Clifton Triangle is home to a collective of cheap and cheerful …
Road users that can use bus lanes Buses. Cyclists. Motorcycles. Taxis. Who can use bus lanes in Bristol? Bus lanes are dotted all over the city and only buses, cyclists, taxis and motorcycles are permitted to use them, although some are only in operation at certain times. Motorists could face a fine of up to …
No vehicles are banned from entering Bristol’s Clean Air Zone but older and more polluting vehicles will have to pay a daily charge. Is there a charge for diesel cars in Bristol? Pay a charge From Monday 28 November, you will need to pay to drive within the zone if your vehicle does not meet …
There are limited types of vehicles that can use a designated bus lane. Primarily, as the name suggests, they are for buses – but not just any bus. The bus must have a minimum of 10 seats. You’ll also see local licensed taxis in a bus lane and police cars. What kind of vehicle can …
