Nottingham Transport

Transport to Nottingham by air takes you to East Midlands Airport which is found to the south of the city. You can then catch a bus which will transport you to Nottingham itself. Alternatively, a taxi will take you to your destination. Being located in the heart of England, transport to Nottingham by car via a number of motorway routes.

How to get around when you live in Nottingham

Transport around Nottingham by car is easy. Within the city centre there are around 13,000 secure parking spaces and plenty of on-street locations to park. If you don't have a car or prefer to leave it at home, public transport in Nottingham comes in a variety of forms!

The Robin Hood line provides transport from Nottingham's city centre by train, and on to the suburbs and other towns such as Worksop, Mansfield and Langwith. This is the preferred method of transport in Nottingham for around 3,500 people every day!

Tram lines provide transport in Nottingham to a variety of destinations throughout the city and its suburbs. The Nottingham Express Transit (NET) operates a park and ride system at a number of locations, for those who want to leave their cars behind. Tram transport in Nottingham is not expensive and you can purchase day and group tickets to keep costs down so you can spend more in the shops or on a night out!

Buses provide a cheap, efficient and convenient method of transport around Nottingham. Most buses run throughout the evenings and weekends. For people living in Nottingham, you can purchase an EasyRider card with gives unlimited transport throughout Nottingham by bus or tram!

Lastly, transport in Nottingham by taxi is also an option. Many drivers go through customer care qualifications and will display a sticker in the window.

Wherever your destination, transport in Nottingham is readily available in one form or another, just take your pick!