Worthing Brighton Bus: live buses, fares and a case for better service

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Service	Destination	Live Due	Status

Live: we can see this bus, and the time is an estimate from where it is. No dot: a timetable time.

How to read this board

Every time is when the bus is expected to leave this stop. 5 mins is how long until then. Under it, Live says the same as a time of day, and Scheduled is the timetabled time. Times an hour or more away show as a clock time.
Due means a bus we can see is under a minute away. A timetable time is never shown as Due.
A live time is worked out from where the bus is now, or from the operator's own prediction. Timetable means we can't see that bus yet, so the time is the published one. A ring means the bus is still on its previous journey, and the time is when it should get here from the end of that one.
On time is from a minute early to up to 2 minutes late. +3 mins (3 minutes late) or 2 min early say how far off it is running. Buses can make up time, so be at the stop by the timetabled time.
Not calling here means the bus runs but will not stop here, usually because of a diversion, and the notice above the board says where to catch it instead; Cancelled means the operator says it is not running at all.
Check the towards line under the stop name: stops with the same name on either side of the road serve opposite directions.
Tap a route number to see that bus on the map and the stops it calls at next.
Not listed? The board covers the next two hours. The route buttons list every bus that stops here: choose one with nothing on the board to see its next times from the timetable. For fares, see Tickets & fares; for where the data comes from, see how live times work.

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Limited services are routes that don't run every day, have no journeys after 18:00, or run less often than every 30 minutes.

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Every bus route in the area, from the operators' published timetables. Choose one to see where it goes, when it runs and which tickets it takes. Ideas for changes are in Proposals.

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Pick where you get on and off. We follow the actual route between them and check it against each operator's ticket zones.

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Ticket zones

Each operator sells day tickets valid only inside a set zone. This shows what each ticket covers across Adur, Worthing & Brighton, so you can see where one ticket stops working and another is needed.

Zone outlines drawn here are indicative. Always check the operator's official zone map (linked on each ticket) before you travel.

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Bus Performance

Experimental The Detailed view shows every measurement and filter behind the figures. It is for checking our working, and the numbers can change as data builds up.

Every journey we tracked between two stops, against the time the timetable promised. Measured from the operators' own vehicle feed.

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Travel Updates

Diversions and disruptions on the buses here, in the operators' own words, with what passengers have seen on the road. Each one says where it came from, so you can check it.

Diversions and disruptions

Notes and passenger reports

Our own notes on a change, and what passengers have noticed on the ground. Nothing from a passenger appears automatically; every report is read before it is published.

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Ideas to improve the buses

Eight ideas that would make the buses along this coast work better, each costed or measured where we can. Have one of your own? Add it under Your ideas.

The tag on each idea says how far the councils and operators have got with it, from not considered to delivered.

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