Stops and stations near the University of Waterloo: Route 12 Westmount (becomes Route 8 Weber at University/King)
#Universal bus station how to
Popular destinations and how to get there: Destination If your WatCard doesn't work or if your card is lost/stolen, contact the WatCard office. When you tap your card, the screen will show "UW Undergrad U-Pass" or "UW Grad U-Pass". You can also tap on the fare vending machine in the middle of the platform by selecting "Pay/validate your ION trip". Tap your WatCard on the platform validator before you board the train. There are platform card readers at each end of every ION station. Hold your card level and square against the card reader and wait for the farebox to ding. Tap your WatCard on the farebox when you board. The smart card reader is the blue-green rectangle on the lower right corner of the farebox. It's good for unlimited trips on all GRT buses and ION light rail each semester. If you're a full-time student, the U-Pass is included in your tuition and automatically added to your WatCard. The University of Waterloo has a universal bus pass (U-Pass) program. This service does not call at the Addenbrooke’s bus station, but there are several stops around the hospitals including the Outpatients Department.Your WatCard is your ticket to transit in Waterloo Region! This service routes through Cambridge from Eddington and near Madingley Park and Ride.
The Universal Bus Service also operates on the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway between Cambridge Station and the hospitals. This service only has one stop on the CBC on Francis Crick Avenue (a 8-10 minute walk to the Addenbrooke’s main reception). The Busway R service operates between Trumpington Park and Ride, the Cambridge Biomedical Campus (CBC) and Cambridge Rail Station only.
This service does not call at the Addenbrooke’s bus station, but there are several stops around the hospitals including the Outpatients Department. The service then also runs along the busway serving Longstanton and St Ives Park & Ride sites. This provides a direct, traffic-free route between the Trumpington Park & Ride site, the hospital campus, and Cambridge railway station. The Busway A service runs from Monday to Saturday. Note that fares from St Ives and Longstanton are different to fares from the Park & Rides closer to the City and the cost of traveling from Trumpington to Campus is different to the cost of standard Park & Ride services as it operates using the Busway. The Guided Busway A service routes around the site with various drop off and collection points whereas the Busway R only has one stop on the south west of Campus. Busway Aalso routes from St Ives and Longstanton Park & Rides and is a good option if you are traveling from these locations. Trumpington Park & Ride site has frequent services to the Campus, along the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway, with the journey only taking 6 or 7 minutes using the Busway A or R services. There are frequent services from Madingley Road Park & Ride site using the Universal bus service. Babraham Road also has the cheapest tickets – the Park & Ride Short Hop. This is a good option for those traveling by car and if your visit is going to last more than two hours, the Park & Ride bus fare can work out significantly cheaper than the car parking charges at the hospitals.īabraham Road Park & Ride has frequent services to the Campus (every 10 minutes), with the journey only taking 5 minutes and services on every day of the week. The hospitals have direct links with many of the Cambridgeshire Park and Ride sites.
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