At Coleg Cambria, we know how important reliable and affordable transport is when you’re starting somewhere new.
From bus passes to timetables, we will help you understand your options and plan your journey in a way that suits your lifestyle.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, don’t worry – you can contact transport@cambria.ac.uk for any enquiries.
Click here or scan the QR Code below.
We’re here to help you get to and from college safely and easily. Here are answers to some common questions about transport at Cambria:
New for this year: Boarding Your Bus with ID Scanning!
To make boarding the bus quicker and more secure, our drivers will be using a new scanning system this year. Here is how it works:
The cost per term is as follows:
£90 per term for students aged 16-18
£160 per term for students aged 19 and over
There will also be an option to pay for the full year:
£270 for students aged 16-18
£480 for students aged 19+
This is a contribution towards your bus pass, with Coleg Cambria covering the remaining cost.
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If you are unsure about your designated bus stop or route, please contact Student Services studentservices@cambria.ac.uk or Transport on transport@cambria.ac.uk.
Our team can provide guidance and help you identify your correct transport arrangements.
For September 2026 entry, if you follow this link and fill in the google form, you will be sent a payment link. You can also contact Student Services for more information.
If you miss the bus: It is your responsibility to ensure you are at your designated stop on time. If you miss the bus, you will need to make alternative arrangements to get to college.
If the bus doesn’t show up: Please contact the College’s Transport Line on 01978 515454 or go to Student Services.
We will investigate the issue with the bus provider and advise you on next steps.
Yes, financial support may be available. If you are concerned about affording the subsidised transport fee, please contact Student Services.
Our team can discuss options such as the Financial Contingency Fund (FCF), Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) (for 16-18 year olds), or the Welsh Government Learning Grant for Further Education (WGLG-FE) (for 19+ learners).
Find out if you’re eligible and how to apply here – https://cambria.ac.uk/supporting-you/student-support/general-student-support/
Apply as soon as possible.
Yes, all learners travelling on college transport will be required to have a dedicated Coleg Cambria Bus Pass. This is a specific card for transport, separate from your general student ID card. You should be prepared to show this pass to the driver.
Don’t worry, you will be able to access a digital version of your ID card through the Cambria App. Please make sure you have the App downloaded.
Yes, all Coleg Cambria sites provide designated areas for secure bike parking. Please check the site maps or ask at Student Services for the exact locations of secure bike racks. For scooters, please ensure they are parked safely and do not obstruct pathways.
If you lose your college ID card (which also acts as your bus pass), please report it to Student Services as soon as possible. If you have an Arriva bus pass and it is lost, a replacement fee of £15.00 will apply. For ID card replacements, there will be a charge for your 5th and subsequent lost cards.
If you can’t find your route, don’t worry! We’re on hand to find you the quickest and easiest way to get to us. Just call us at 0300 30 30 007 and we’ll give you the information you need to travel safely to and from college.
You can also view the college bus timetables and pick up points using the handy downloads below.
