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Transport in Oxford

Getting about in Oxford is best done on foot, by bike, by bus or by taxi. Car parking is notoriously difficult, though possible if you are determined, but a good alternative is to use one of the city's Park and Ride facilities. Buses from these into town (as well as along the other major bus routes) are frequent and run quite late. There isn't really a night bus service, but then Oxford is a lot smaller than London and doesn't really open late enough to merit one. For any late-night needs there are taxis in abundance.

Getting to London from Oxford and backis very easy, as there are direct fast trains very regularly, and two rival direct coach services. To and from anywhere else in the UK when starting at Oxford you will need to proceed via Reading/London (the east, south east and north east), Bristol (Wales), Birmingham (the midlands and north east) or Basingstoke (the south). Links to all the info you'll need are below.

Journey planning

Buses

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Bikes




OxonCarts
is Oxford's very own bicycle rickshaw firm, with five two-person pedicabs available for hire, seven days a week.





Planes

Oxford Airport (www.oxfordairport.co.uk) is at Kidlington, 6 or so miles north of Oxford, and handles air taxi and other private charter services (as well as being a centre for pilot training). Full details of their services can be found on their comprehensive website.

...AIRPORT TAXIS and other automobiles can be found here.

Last updated 22/06/11