Can you pay cash on a bus in Reading?

Use cash, contactless or your mobile to pay on the bus. Buy in advance online, from our shop, or on your mobile and save. Reading Buses is proud to offer cheaper travel for those people who are out of work and actively seeking employment.

How many bus routes are there in reading?

Reading Buses

Alexander Dennis Enviro400 MMC in Claret livery at Reading station in October 2014
Routes 92
Destinations Reading Bracknell Newbury Wokingham Slough Windsor Maidenhead Fleet Henley-on-Thames
Fleet 192 (December 2018)
Fuel type Diesel Natural Gas Hybrid

Are dogs allowed on buses reading?

Dogs are welcome on all Reading Buses with a Doggy Rover Day Ticket, which allows unlimited travel on our network for your four-legged friend. Guide dogs, hearing for the deaf dogs and accessibility dogs all travel free.

What is bus timing?

A bus timing diagram is a architectural design tool that shows the states of bytes as they are transferred through the system bus and memory. The concept is similar to the raising and lowering of flags on a ship: when a flag is raised, a given activity can occur; when lowered, another activity starts or stops.

What does SCH mean on a bus timetable?

school day
The timetables will show some times with the codes ‘Sch’ or ‘Coll’ above to show if they are school day or college day only journeys.

Do London buses take cash?

Cash can no longer be used on any of London’s buses in a move that Transport for London (TfL) says will save £24m a year. Passengers will need a prepaid or concessionary ticket, Oyster card or a contactless payment card to travel.

How do I contact reading buses?

You may contact our customer services team at the Bus Shop in the Broad Street Mall or on 0118 959 4000 if you have any queries or complaints about this policy.

Do Reading Buses take contactless?

Contactless – we now accept contactless payments on all our buses. Simply ask for your ticket from the driver and pay by tapping your card on the reader.

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