Safe and better journey cards
These cards have been designed for bus users who may need some extra assistance when communicating with drivers. They include messages such as “please give me time to find a seat” and “please speak slowly”.
Safe journey card 1 Safe journey card 2 Better journey card 1 Better journey card 2
A limited pre-printed supply of these cards is available from Norwich Bus Station, First’s Travel Shop on Castle Meadow in Norwich, and King’s Lynn Bus Station.
Mobility scooters
Not all mobility scooters are permitted to access buses – it varies by operator and depends on the size and type of scooter.
As a minimum, all Norfolk bus operators follow the national Code of Practice for the Use and Acceptance of Mobility Scooters on low floor buses.
To get a permit you will need to contact your local bus operator before you travel, but note that Konectbus operates a separate permit scheme.
Low floor and accessible vehicles
By law, all buses and coaches are low floor and accessible.
For more information, contact your bus operator.
Tactile map at Norwich bus station
A large tactile map that provides bus travellers with audible information is now available at Norwich bus station.
The map offers live travel information on bus station facilities, nearby bus stop locations and departure times.
Designed to be fully inclusive, the map is fitted with an RNIB React module and responds with a location message and sound when a user with a React key fob approaches. If the user presses a button on the fob, the map will announce any message that is being displayed.
Travel Norfolk car scheme and community transport
Travel Norfolk car scheme and community transport vehicles pick you up at your house, or the nearest safe place, and provide a door-to-door service.
Please visit Travel Norfolk car scheme for more information!
Giving the gift of a lift
Jeanne Heal is a Travel Norfolk volunteer driver. We asked her about the role and why she does it.