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‘Seamless’ travel with new ‘Knot’ ticket

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Published: April 16, 2019
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First Potteries, D&G, Arriva, Midland Classic and National Express West Midlands, with support from Staffordshire County Council, have all signed up to a new multi-operator bus ticket scheme.

It will give people the flexibility to use any bus, anytime, anywhere across the county of Staffordshire.

The new ‘Knot’ bus ticket will cost £7 and provides unlimited travel on all bus services running in Staffordshire.  

Nick Vane, Commercial Director of National Express West Midlands, says:

"National Express West Midlands is delighted to join the new Staffordshire Knot scheme and offer this great value ticket to customers using buses right across the county.

Dan Flanagan, Operations Manager at First Potteries, adds: “We are pleased to be part of the new scheme that will provide seamless travel to people who want to travel across Staffordshire using the new ticket.”

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