Combined bus and tram tickets to be rolled out as part of the Bee Network this Autumn: What do people think?
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The first Bee Network buses will start operating in parts of Greater Manchester from September 2023. The yellow buses will be rolled out from September 24 this year and a new combined bus and tram ticket will be around 20 percent cheaper than paying separately for these journeys.
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Hide AdGreater Manchester will become the first area outside of London to bring buses under local control in almost 40 years. Eventually, the Bee Network will be Manchester’s one-stop shop for all journeys using public transport and active travel - streamlining people's journeys from A to B - similar to the current system running in London.
Low bus fares have also been extended until 2024 and a contactless payment trial for some local train journeys will be going ahead in 2025.
We asked people in Manchester what they already know about the plan for a London-style integrated transport system and how they think it will benefit people.
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