There are a number of alternative although less direct routes across the city that avoid the bus lanes and you must use these unless in an emergency or you have an exemption.

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If you receive a fine, in the form of a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) you can either pay it, or appeal it. Find out how to:

There are other bus lanes in Brighton & Hove for example on London Road and the A259. These will be clear to see as they have signs and road markings to let you know where they start and end.

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Bus lanes are lanes for buses and taxis only. These run alongside general traffic lanes. Most bus lanes are also open to cyclists, and some are open to motorcyclists.

It is your responsibility as a motorist to ensure that you have checked the signage and taken the appropriate action to avoid entering restricted areas.

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Find out where our bus lanes and corridors are, who can use them, and what to do if you receive a fine for being in a bus lane.

Bus corridors are roads which are for buses, taxis and cyclist only. These are monitored every day. We can issue a Bus Lane Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) and the police are able to issue penalties on the spot.

Each year around 45 million trips are taken by people travelling around the city on buses. Bus services are a fundamental part of the city's transport system and we need to ensure that bus lanes and corridors are free from unauthorised vehicles so that buses can provide a reliable, efficient and attractive service to the city's residents and visitors.

You can view any photographs taken by the Civil Enforcement Office or CCTV prior to deciding whether you want to pay or challenge the Penalty Charge Notice. Photographs can be viewed 24 hours after the ticket has been issued.

This scheme was introduced in 2003 to improve the traffic management in the city giving priority to buses, taxis and cycles. Blue Badge holders are not permitted to use the bus corridors, motorcycles can only use the two routes described below.