Here is a table of the new fares.
| Cambridge & Peterborough prices | |
| Dayrider | £3.90 |
| Megarider (7 day) | £13 |
| Megarider 4 week | £50 |
| Megarider 13 week | £160 |
| Megarider 52 week | £540 |
| Dayrider Plus | £6 |
| Megarider Plus (7 day) | £23.50 |
| Megarider Plus 4 week | £90 |
| Megarider Plus 13 week | £275 |
| Megarider Plus 52 week | £1000 |
| P&R return (from machine) | £2.60 |
| P&R return (on bus) | £2.90 |
| P&R Megarider (7 day) | £12 |
| P&R Megarider 4 week | £45 |
| P&R Megarider 13 week | £140 |
| Family Dayrider Plus | 6.80 |
| Family Dayrider Gold | £11.50 |
may as well get a 52 week one, cycle path is underwater for most of that time!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was working in Cambridge I had one of those direct debit plastic tickets. It was a lot cheaper then buying weekly tickets, even allowing for some weeks off when I was away on holiday. I was often using it at weekends too. But I guess it depends on how often you want to cycle. I usually cycled about once a week during March-October weather permitting
ReplyDeleteeveryday if I could, only days when I'm uncertain about the flood situation.
ReplyDeleteIn that case, don't bother with an annual ticket...
ReplyDeleteAndrew what is the direct debit tickets you are talking about? I am new to the area and am about to start work in histon
ReplyDeleteHow do you buy the longer term tickets?
ReplyDeleteHi Lizzie. The ticket you want is called Stagecoachsmart. Check out this web page on the Stagecoach website http://www.stagecoachbus.com/whatisstagecoachsmart.aspx . You pay by monthly direct debit. It's a plastic card that you swipe on the ticket machine on the bus for each journey. There's one for journeys solely within the city of Cambridge (includes trips on the busway as far out as Histon and Oakington), and there's a more expensive one which covers the whole of Cambridgeshire. Hope that helps.
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