Public Transport

Stockton Council does not operate bus, train or taxi services. These services are provided by various private operators, all of whom operate on a commercial basis.

The Council is committed to improving access to the public transport network - as part of a wider commitment to improving access to jobs, education, healthcare, retail and leisure facilities within the Borough. We invest over £4 million each year in:

New Infrastructure including bus stops & shelters, bus priority schemes, CCTV cameras on buses and rail enhancements
Paying for Non-Commercial early morning, evening and Sunday 'Boroughbus' Bus Services that would not otherwise be provided - over £500,000 a year
Concessionary Fare Schemes, including the English National Concessionary Travel Scheme, with local enhancements to allow travel at any time, plus the 'Pathfinder' scheme for 16 to 19 year olds
Community Transport, including the 'Dial-a-Ride' service

Information about public transport across the Tees Valley can be found at the Connect Tees Valley website.