We also set cookies to collect information which helps us improve your experience of this site and the services we offer. For specific advice on bus fares, lost property or disruptions to services, see the bus contacts page. We have recently introduced QR codes on plates and in timetable cases at over 500 bus stops across the county. The QR codes will allow you to get instant information on the next bus due at your stop via your smartphone.

Please note that from 1 April 2023, Lugg Valley and Yeomans Travel are no longer part of this government scheme.Herefordshire Council public transport team can assist with complaints about bus stops and shelters.

vehicles (or their ticket machines), created purely as a by-product of the live bus tracking system. The bus runs every 2 hours, 7 days a week and will provide an evening service on Friday and Saturday. An Enhanced Partnership is a formal agreement between a local transport authority and local bus operators to work together to improve local bus services. Much of the information will be in 'real time' so you can see exactly when your bus is on its way – making it easier to travel in the county.