Bus service registrations

Every local bus service in Great Britain is registered with a Traffic Commissioner, and so is every change to one — normally at least 42 days before it happens. These are those records: what is being withdrawn, what changes next, who runs it and who pays for it.

6,554
registrations
491
changes still to come
139
registered withdrawals
3,363
council-supported

Services registered to be withdrawn

The operator has registered the cancellation with a Traffic Commissioner, effective on the date shown. A service is sometimes re-registered before the date arrives — school and seasonal services especially — or replaced by one the local authority tenders.

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Changes registered for the coming weeks

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Recent and upcoming changes, newest first →

By operator

morebus 183Stagecoach South West 179Stagecoach Bluebird 167Go North East 152Stagecoach Midlands 145Stagecoach East Scotland 126Stagecoach Cumbria and Lancashire 125Stagecoach South East 116Central Connect 112Go Cornwall Bus 111East Yorkshire 96Lothian Buses 96Stagecoach North East 86Central Connect 78First South Yorkshire 77Arriva North East 73First Essex 71Stagecoach Merseyside and South Lancashire 67Arriva North West 66McGill's 64JH Coaches 61D & G Bus 58Northstar 56Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company 55PC Coaches 55Stagecoach East 55Arriva Midlands 52Dartline 51Stagecoach West 48Warrington's Own Buses 47

By transport authority

The council or authority each service is registered with — the body that tenders supported services in that area.

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Where this comes from

Traffic Commissioner registrations, published by DVSA as open data and refreshed here every week. A registration is a legal document about a service: it can differ from the marketing route name, and a registered change is what the operator has told the Commissioner it intends to do. Always check with the operator before travelling. All data sources →