Getting from A to B: Case Studies

We've created some case studies that give examples of how you can use public transport if you don't have a car

Getting from A to B is a series of leaflets helping people without access to a car to travel more easily. Our case studies give examples of how popular journeys can be undertaken with public transport.

Case Study 1 - Combining hospital transport for social care and hospital visits [199.56KB]
Case Study 2 - Shopping trips for someone with mobility difficulties and impaired sight or hearing [307.16KB]
Case Study 3 - Social, shopping and hospital trips for someone with mobility difficulties and needing assistance [201.59KB]
Case Study 4 - Hospital visits for someone in a wheelchair who needs to travel with oxygen [195.73KB]
Case Study 5 - Young person travelling for Post 16 education [193.58KB]
Case Study 6 - Attending hospital appointments at Hitchingbrooke Hospital [202.16KB]
Case Study 7 - Travelling from work from March to Wisbech by bus [203.01KB]
Case Study 8 - Family railcards [265.1KB]
Case Study 9 - Whittlesey to Peterborough City Hospital using the Rivergate Bus Stop [218.7KB]
Case Study 10 - X1 for all the family [208.43KB]
Case Study 12 - Wisbech to King's Lynn QE2 Hospital [211.04KB]
Case Study 13 - Wisbech to Peterborough Hospital [236.78KB]

These case studies are also available in Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese and Russian.

Our Fenland Transport Directory [1.5MB] has further details of transport options available across the district.

Hospital journeys

We have also developed booklets to help with public transport journeys to hospital: