Hull is a flat city. A city that offers accessible transport for all modes of travel. There are a number of ways you can get around Hull. 

As the city’s transport network evolves to include more active forms of travel, we want people to be equipped with the right tools in order to make informed travel choices.

The vision for Hull is to create a sustainable transport network that is accessible for everyone.

For shorter journeys by making the choice to walk, bike and bus.

You’re not only helping the environment, but also improving your health, avoiding congestion and making cost savings in the long-term.

News

Find out about the latest news and information on travel in Hull.

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Travel cards

The Hull card can be used on any bus, 7 days a week across Hull.

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Traffic and travel

Following detailed inspections by our Bridges and Highway Structures Team, with support from external structural engineers, we’ve launched a major five-year programme that will significantly improve the city’s bridges, statues, monuments and fountains infrastructure. Road closures are anticipated which you find on the bridges and structures page.

Use the map below to find out where the current roadworks and road closures are taking place, along with live traffic issues.

Hull SEND

For more information on transport and support services, for young people aged up to 25, with a special education need or disability living in Hull.

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