Here is your weekly travel update in Nottingham
5 June - 12 June
 Latest advice on the Coronavirus:
Before you travel as yourself if your?journey necessary?
If you need to travel to work or make an essential journey, you should cycle or walk if you can. If you have to use public transport please consider if your journey is necessary and if you can, stay local.?
If you need to use public transport, you should follow the?safer travel guidance for passengers.
We can all help to control Coronavirus:
- Stay at home as much as possible
- Work from home if you can
- Limit contact with other people
- Keep your distance if you go out (2 metres apart where possible)
- Wash your hands regularly
If you have to travel by public transport please:
- Travel off-peak if you can
- Use contactless payment where possible
- Always wash/sanitise your hands?frequently and?before/after your journey
- Maintain a 2 metre distance where possible, including when waiting to board
- Use a face covering, if you can, when you will be close to others
Do not travel if you are showing any symptoms of Coronavirus. For more information on Coronavirus symptoms and guidelines please visit?https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
Please check with your local operator before travelling for the latest information.
The latest travel updates
- From Monday 8 June on-street parking charges will recommence. Key workers can be exempt from parking charges by applying for an online permit.
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Trent Barton will be introducing some timetable changes from Sunday 7 June. Please check with the operator for more information.
- You can now check how busy or quiet your NCT bus is before you travel with the?capacity checker?
Active travel
Great news for cyclists!
The Government has announced ?2.5m of new funding to introduce temporary measures to encourage walking and cycling as Covid restrictions are eased, which will help?make social distancing easier as more people return to work and shops and cafes begin to reopen.
Find out what?temporary measures Nottingham City Council plan to use the Government funding for?here...
 #BikeMonthUk
This Bike Month we've teamed up with Love to Ride?to encouraging as many people as possible to set themselves new bike goals.
Thousands of new and returning riders have taken to their bikes since the beginning of the Coronavirus crisis. Bike Month aims to help them continue to use their bikes so that we can build a cleaner, greener and more active ?new normal?.?
Register on lovetoride.net to start tracking your miles.
Head?over to the?Love to Ride Nottingham page to find out what services we can offer to support both new and experienced cyclists.?
 Upcoming Roadworks
Monday 20 April - TBC: Lace Market Car Park
Car park closed until further notice while urgent maintenance and repair works are carried out.
Monday 4 May - Wednesday 24 June: Wollaton Road
Lane closure from 320 Wollaton Road, across Crown Island to the junction with Canterbury Road due to gas mains replacements.
Monday 25 May - Sunday 14 June: Beechdale Road
Lane closure due to new footway/carriageway surfacing works.
Monday 25 May - Monday 8 June: Triumph Road
Two way lights in operation outside Jubilee Campus while gas vavle maintenance takes place.
Tuesday 26 May - Friday 19 June: Upper Parliament Street
Lane closure between no.7a-100 due to emergency excavation on collapsed brick culvert.
Monday 1 June - Friday 12 June: Radford Road
Lane closure from no.114-122 for new water connection.
Monday 1 June - Friday 12 June: Lower Parliament Street
Lane closure at the junction with Pennyfoot Street due to electrical works.
Monday 1 June - Friday 26 June: Water Way Street West
24hr lane closure from the junction with Wilford Road to Traffic Street while new water main is placed in carriageway
Saturday 6 June - Sunday 7 June: Castle Road
Lane closure at the junction with Castle Boulevard for new electrical supply.
Sunday 7 June: Talbot Street
Road closure from the junction of Wollaton Street to the junction of Clarendon Street due to crane operations.
Clifton Bridge A52
As traffic levels slowly begin to increase, be aware Clifton Bridge continues to operate under one eastbound and three westbound lanes. Highways England are continuing investigations.
For more information read more...
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