Brighton & Hove Buses

We have been in the public transport business since running horse buses in the 1880s and at the start of the 21st century we now have one of the most modern fleets of state-of-the-art vehicles. Many of our buses come equipped with easy access low floors so that push chairs, prams and wheelchairs are welcome aboard.

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Southern Railways

Southern provides train services between London and the South East coast - through South London, Surrey, East and West Sussex, and to parts of Kent and Hampshire.

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Thameslink

We operate a rail service from Bedford in the north, via central London, to Brighton in the south. We also serve the London suburban area on the Wimbledon - Sutton - Carshalton line. There are two important airports on our route – London Luton and Gatwick

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Virgin Trains

From the South Coast to Birmingham, Northern England and Scotland...

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Taxis

A quick way to get around the city, taxis are available 24 hours a day and there are plenty of taxi ranks throughout Brighton & Hove. The main ranks are in East Street, Queens Square near the Clock Tower and outside Hove Town Hall.  You can hail a cab on the street.  Many are wheelchair accessible and can be booked through local taxi companies.

Cycling

Cycle lanes are provided across the city, including along the seafront, Victoria Gardens and Lewes Road and there are many bike racks sited conveniently throughout the city. To hire a bike:

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Visiting Motorists

Arriving in Brighton by car means dealing with congestion and queues! Parking in Brighton means paying NCP carparks a hefty price. Unless your hotel has its own parking facilities... on-street parking is for residents only! If you must drive - it's worth checking this council website for information on roadworks, congestion & where to park...

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