Park & Ride is the best of both worlds:
- allowing those who need to use a car the chance to leave it at an interchange location and link to public transport
- avoiding the stresses and strains of fighting urban traffic congestion
- helping to sustain the environment by using public transport and reducing carbon emissions.
Parking at a Park & Ride site:
- is cost-effective - comparing favourably with the cost of parking within towns and city centres
- has direct links with bus, train and tram facilities.
Where is your nearest Park & Ride or station car park?
- In Barnsley (PDF, 83Kb) Wombwell station has now got 47 extra spaces to the Park & Ride site at the land across the railway tracks at Foundry Gate off Hough Lane, opposite the railway station.
- In Doncaster (PDF, 447Kb)
- In Rotherham (PDF, 447Kb)
- In Sheffield (PDF, 449Kb).
Please note that from 5th January 2009 the Sheffield Park & Ride car park prices have changed.
Valley Centertainment
Please note that Valley Centertainment have an obligation to leave 200 Park & Ride spaces for free during weekdays, during busy periods of the year, Centertainment has the right to refuse entrance when these spaces are filled. Spaces will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Tesco, Abbeydale
If you work anywhere around the Royal Hallamshire Hospital or University of Sheffield, why not park at Tesco at Abbeydale and catch the service bus?
We are giving away FREE weekly Park & Ride tickets, so go on try it before you buy it. Call 0114 2211221 to get your ticket. Terms and conditions apply.
To find out timetable information download the Tesco, Abbeydale Park & Ride leaflet for further details (PDF, 108Kb).
Please note - whilst most Park & Ride sites and station car parks are open 24 hours. Waiting facilties and customer advisors will not be available, normal office hours apply.
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Location maps
We also have downloadable maps of tram based Park & Ride sites:
Traveline can also help you locate other Park & Ride sites.
New in Doncaster
Doncaster Park & Ride is the easy, low-cost way to travel into Doncaster. Download the Doncaster Park & Ride User Guide to find out more.
- park for free and take advantage of cheap bus travel
- also, you can beat the queues with bus priority measures along the A638 Quality Bus Corridor.
There are 2 Park & Ride sites in Doncaster and both sites operate free parking and bus travel into town is only £2 return.*
Doncaster North site is situated on York Road and served by bus services 50, 50A, 78 and 638.
Doncaster South site is situated at Parrot’s Corner on Bawtry Road and has bus services 638 and 55.
Service 638 is a fast limited stop service running every 15 minutes from each Park & Ride site into the town centre.
*Introductory offer
Car Care scheme
Many Travel South Yorkshire Park & Ride sites operate a FREE Car Care scheme.
- Download a copy of the Car Care scheme leaflet (including an application form, PDF, 511Kb)
Now there are even more reasons to avoid the traffic jams.
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