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Children travel for free

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Published: November 28, 2017
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Children can now travel for free on Brighton & Hove Buses every weekend until Christmas Eve.

Free bus journeys are available for up to three children under 16 or Bus ID holders who are accompanied by an adult.

The scheme comes in a bid to reduce congestion caused by cars at a busy time of year.

Brighton & Hove Buses Managing Director Martin Harris says: “We want to help people to leave their cars at home and opt for public transport in order to reduce congestion on our streets. A full bus can take 75 cars off the road which frees up our roads and helps to reduce emissions.

“We also want to thank our customers for bearing with us during the recent diversions of city centre services while roadworks took place.

“We know this was a tough time for some of you and we want to thank you for your patience.”

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