When moving to a new place, you must also consider the transport options available in the area. Luckily for students in Quayside, there are plenty of modes of transport that students can use. Let’s take a look at some of the different options they can check out. We’ve also included the average fares for some of the public transport modes:
1. Trains: The train fares for students vary based on factors such as age, distance, and the type of ticket. For example, the single adult rail fare for journeys on Northern Rail services between Newcastle and Sunderland is £3.30, and Metro Season Tickets are available for one week, four weeks, or a year and offer unlimited travel in the chosen zones.
2. Buses: Stagecoach offers a range of options for students, including the Unirider ticket, which is available weekly, monthly, or annually. Nexus also offers bus student season tickets, which are available for 1 week, 15 weeks, or the academic year.
3. Ferry: Network One offers a ticket for students and young people that allows travel throughout Tyne & Wear on virtually any bus, the Metro, Sunderland to Blaydon rail line, and Shields ferry.
4. Cycling: Cycling is a popular mode of transport for students in Newcastle Upon Tyne, offering a convenient and cost-effective way to get around the city. The city has a number of cycling paths in the CBD.