Transport information
All 23 of the college buses drop off and pick up from the campus and the return journeys follow the same routes as the inward journey, only students and staff of the college are allowed on them. Exact pick-up points, routes and arrival/departure times for September 2026 are now complete and are all in the below map and route schedule. We have added new pick-up points in Alderley Edge, Fardon, Holt and Stoke-on-Trent. Cost of the bus passes will be published at the end of May 2026. Pick- up points are carefully considered by the college, and we are not keen to alter or add stops in that academic year. Current routes are constantly reviewed with new routes developed for the following year if required; we would advise you to get in touch and let us know where you will be travelling from so, we can assess your individual needs. Whatever your transport queries, we will try to help wherever possible.
Please note that this timetable is subject to change, ensure you check the timings for your pick- up point again at the beginning of September.
Reaseheath will be subsidising transport fees by over £2.5 million to help ensure that the cost of travel remains as small as possible and that we continue to offer a cost effective, safe and comfortable method of travel to and from campus.
Our college bus service transports over 1,400 students every day from far and wide.
Reasons to travel with Reaseheath College:
- Our extensive routes reach right across the county and surrounding regions (Please see map below)
- We have a new high-quality fleet of coaches which are all fitted with seat belts
- All our drivers are enhanced DBS checked
- We pick up from several Railway stations, including Crewe Railway Station
- All Coaches are met by transport staff on arrival at college. Transport staff are also clearly visible and available to assist students to find the correct coaches for the journey home.
- Only students and staff are allowed on the vehicles
New pick-up points in Alderley Edge, Farndon, Holt and Stoke-on-Trent for September 2026.
Please see the routes schedules and map for exact locations.
Bus applications for September 2026
Please select the relevant box to you below and follow the links.
Payments are either termly or yearly. This year we are offering a 5% discount if you pay for the year.
All students must have a current bus pass with them to be able to travel on the college bus service.
By applying for the Reaseheath College bus pass, students/parents acknowledge the following: That they are committing to paying the full yearly amount of the bus pass, either in one lump sum or spread across three equal payments. The only exception to this payment obligation is if a student withdraws from the college within the first 42 days of the start of their course.
Map – Reaseheath College transport pick up points 2026/2027
To search the map you can either zoom in on or click on the top right hand corner to expand the map.
Please enter your home post code in the search bar to find the nearest pick up point. The pickup point will be shown by the following icon 
Click on the icon and the route number, stop number, pick up time and payment band will be displayed.
Reaseheath Transport Information
Please click here to view all transport routes, times and locations.
Payment Bands 2026/27
Route List 2026/27
Term 3 bus pass payment for Easter – End of year
Please click on Term 3 Transport Payment below, choose your route and stop, and then click on the blue payment link which will take you to the online store.
If you require any further information please contact the Transport Office on 01270 613209.
Bursaries
We also offer means tested bursaries which may further reduce the cost of travel. More information on this can be found on our finance page. If you are applying for a bursary to assist in paying for your travel. You must also apply for a bus pass.
Travelling by train
We also collect students from the following train stations, Crewe, Knutsford, Macclesfield, Stafford, Stockport, Wallasey, Warrington and Whitchurch.
Financial support for train travel is also available to eligible students from the Discretionary Learner Support Fund. For more information, visit our finance page.
Travelling from further afield
If you live outside of our bus routes you might want to consider residential student accommodation. For more information, visit our living at Reaseheath pages.
Behaviour Code and Terms and Conditions
Please view the Behaviour Code for Students 26/27 and the Terms and Conditions of Reaseheath Transport 26/27.
