Existing First paper tickets bought at Paypoint shops are also accepted on MetroBus, as are concessionary passes. Paper tickets may be purchased from iPoints using a credit or debit card (but not cash). Tickets may be purchased on the First Bus smartphone app or using a Travelwest smartcard (now known as Travelcard). MetroBus is a ‘ buy before you board’ or ‘ Tap On, Tap Off‘ service. However, the frequency of the T1 service is lower than that of the M1 MetroBus.įor information about amended timetables during holiday periods (Christmas, Easter etc.), see: Holiday Opening Hours Previous timetables The T1 service also serves all stops on Bradley Stoke Way (not just the MetroBus stops). TIP: The T1 service offers slightly faster journey times between Bradley Stoke and the city centre as it joins the M32 motorway at Junction 1 rather than serving the UWE campus and using the bus-only junction at Stapleton Allotments. Last journey back to Bradley Stoke from the city centre leaves at 00:24 (Monday to Saturday), 00:23 (Sundays and bank holidays). Timetabled journey times from the Willow Brook Centre to Bristol city centre range from 27min to 43min, depending on the time of day. Late evening (all days): Every 20 to 30 minutes.Monday to Saturday daytime: Every 12 to 15 minutes.View the full timetable downloaded from Traveline SW (shows all stops).View the timetable as a PDF file on the First Bus website (shows main stops only).View the timetable interactively on Traveline SW (option to show all stops).View the timetable interactively on the First Bus website (shows main stops only).TimetableĬurrent timetable, valid from Sunday 2nd April 2023: Related link: New M4 MetroBus service (Cribbs to Bristol via Parkway) to start in January (SGJ) Route mapĬlick to enlarge, or view hi-res PDF version. The M1 MetroBus service was initially operated by Bristol Community Transport, but was transferred to First West of England on 5th September 2022. Frequencies have since been lowered (see timetables below), partly in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Note: These are the contractual service frequencies specified in the original Quality Partnership Scheme. every 20 minutes) between 9am to midnight on Sundays and bank holidays every 10 minutes) between 6am and midnight Monday to Saturday
MetroBus operators are required to provide a minimum frequency of service to all MetroBus stops on the routes that they serve. The route runs between Cribbs Causeway, Bradley Stoke, UWE, Bristol city centre, Bedminster and Hengrove Park. M1 MetroBus vehicles at the Bristol Community Transport depot in Bedminster.īradley Stoke’s M1 MetroBus service began operating on 6th January 2019.
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