Free City Bus
Who is it for?
For anyone who wants to travel free in the city centre via the route below.
What is it?
The Bradford freecitybus provides free travel between key locations around the city centre.
When does it run?
Buses run every ten minutes from 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday
and 8am to 5.30pm on Saturdays.
Metro’s freecitybus links Bradford Interchange and Bradford Forster Square rail stations, businesses, shopping areas, attractions, University of Bradford and Bradford College.
These are the stops:
- Bradford Interchange stand W
- Market Street
- Canal Road - Cathedral
- Forster Square Rail Station
- Forster Square Shopping Park
- Manor Row - Register Office
- Oastler Centre - Rawson Square
- Kirkgate Shopping Centre
- Godwin Street - Centenary Square
- National Media Museum - Ice Rink - Central Library
- Bradford College
- University of Bradford
- Morley Street Resource Centre
- Alhambra / West End
Is there a cost?
No. All journeys are free.
Are the buses accessible?
Yes. Each vehicle is fully accessible and can carry one wheelchair or buggy at a time.
Who provides it?
The free city bus has been developed jointly by Metro and Bradford Council and is one of Metro’s latest MetroConnect bus services.
Where can I get more information?
This following information is available from the links below
