Manchester's transport system proves to be a very cost-effective and efficient transportation system. The city is smartly connected to every central transportation system within walking distance from every university. From the world-famous tram link to buses and cabs, students can explore a wide range of transport services in this city. To help you out, we have enlisted some of the major transport systems and their average fares. You should note that these fares could vary from peak to sloppy hours. Students can choose to travel via tram, train, bus or cycle.
1: Tram
The Manchester Metrolink, which connects this city to TramLink, is very extensive. The local tram link system is the largest in the UK and provides accessible transportation for all. Rides on the Metrolink usually cost £1.40, and a one-month travel card costs around £36.40.
2: Train
This city has an extensive metro rail system which covers Victoria and Piccadilly Station. These stations are well-linked to each other. Students won't have to worry about making weekend trips to neighbouring cities.
3: Bus
In this city, more than 100 buses are travelling all over the place, 24 hours a day. From the City Center, students can board buses that link to all of England's national routes. The daily bus ticket is typically between £1 and £1.20. A "Get Me There" travel card is another option that can substantially lower local transportation costs.
4: Cycle
Students can also choose to explore and commute to neighbouring areas via cycling. In the United Kingdom, cyclists must ride on the left side of the road and cannot use footpaths unless there is a clearly marked cycle lane.