Smartcities card application form
Southampton City Council ‘smart’ card that can be your bus pass, donor card,
library card, leisure card and Itchen Bridge Toll card.
Smartcities
Form
valid fro
Septemb m
er
2012
Apply online www.southampton.gov.uk/smartcities
1. Welcome
2. Choose your services
The Smartcities card is a ‘smart’ card that can be used for a number of
different services. Simply choose what you would like to go on your card
from the list opposite, fill in the appropriate sections and apply at one of
the venues given on page 15.
Which services would you like to go onto your Smartcities card?
Personal details
*Gender M
Senior Citizens please complete section 3
Itchen Toll Bridge
If you would like to use your Smartcities card or concessionary bus pass to
pay toll charges on the Itchen Toll Bridge please complete section 5
*Title
Mrs
Concessionary bus pass for residents of the City of Southampton
Eligible disabled residents please complete section 4
Please complete in block capitals in black/blue ink. *Mandatory fields.
Mr
Please tick the boxes below and complete the relevant sections.
Miss
F
Master
Ms *Date of birth
Other, please state
/
/
Age
*First name(s)
*Last name
National Insurance Number
*Which town/city were you born in (Should you need to contact us,
we will use this to verify your identity)?
Get Active - Do more for less!
For residents applying for the discount scheme please complete section 6*
PASS Proof of age - The National Proof of Age Standards Scheme. If you
need to be able to prove your age please follow the instructions in section 7
NHS Organ Donor Register
If you would like to join the register please complete section 8
Library card number - Tick here if you would like to use your
Smartcities card in any Southampton City library.
If you already have a Library card please enter your number here and we
will transfer your membership.
*Address
Leisure Venues card - Please indicate if you would like to use your card
in the Southampton leisure venues.*
If you already have an existing Leisure Venues card please enter your
number here.
*Postcode
Telephone (inc area code) Please provide at least one of the following
if possible:
Existing Smartcities card - If you already have a Smartcities card or
*Daytime No.Mobile
Bus Pass issued by Southampton City Council, please enter your account
number here.
**Email
** If you want to manage your Itchen Bridge account online, you must provide an email address.
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* Participating venues include: The Quays Swimming & Diving Complex, Bitterne and
Chamberlayne leisure centres, Southampton City Golf Course.
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3. Concessionary bus pass
4. Concessionary bus pass
For Southampton residents of pensionable age
For eligible disabled Southampton residents
I am of pensionable age.
The date when a woman becomes eligible for her state pension
is also the date when men and women become eligible for their
concessionary bus passes. Please see one of the following:
• Bus pass age qualification leaflet available in Southampton libraries, local housing offices or in Gateway at One
Guildhall Square
• www.smartcities.co.uk
• Or telephone Smartcities on: 023 8083 3008.
Companion Pass*
If you are unable to travel alone on a bus at any time due to medical
reasons and require a companion pass, you will need to provide two
documents. The first being one of the following:
A letter from the Department for Work and Pensions confirming
that you are receiving the higher rate of the care or mobility
component of Disability Living Allowance or Attendance Allowance.
An official letter confirming that you are in receipt of war
pensioner’s mobility supplement.
A registration card stating that you are registered as blind,
partially sighted, deaf or without speech.
And also
A letter from a medical practitioner confirming that you are
unable to travel alone on a bus for medical reasons.
Applicants who are eligible disabled and under pensionable age can apply
for an English National Concessionary* bus pass by completing this section.
(Please note that in addition to the qualifying evidence required in this
section we also require the documents listed in the checklist in section 11).
I am blind and provide my
registration card.
I am partially sighted and
provide my registration card
or my Certification of Vision
Impairment (CVI).
I am profoundly or severely deaf
and provide my registration card.
I am without speech and
provide my registration card.
I am in receipt of the higher
rate of the mobility component
of Disability Living Allowance
and provide a recent letter from
the Department for Work and
Pensions confirming this.
I have been refused a driving
licence on medical grounds and
provide a recent letter from the
DVLA confirming this.
I have a learning disability and I
am registered with Southampton
Day Services or Southampton
Learning Disabilities team and I
provide a letter to confirm this.
I am in receipt of War
Pensioner’s Mobility Supplement
and provide my award letter
from the Service Personnel and
Veterans Agency.
I enclose a completed 09MQ
form, signed and stamped by a
medical practitioner, confirming
my eligibility.
Proof of eligibility required for a Local Southampton Bus Pass*
For eligible disabled Southampton residents
I am in receipt of the lower rate of the mobility component or any rate of
the care component of Disability Living Allowance and provide a recent
letter from the Department for Work and Pensions confirming this.
The Local bus pass entitles you to free off-peak local bus travel within
the Southampton City Council boundary.*
Please see section 3 if you require a companion pass.
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*terms and conditions apply
*terms and conditions apply
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5. Itchen Toll Bridge
Concession and Payments
Southampton Residents
Eligible Disabled Persons
A concession is available to residents of the City of Southampton. The
concession applies to cars and light vans in class 2 vehicles only.*
Eligible disabled non-residents living outside of the City of Southampton
wishing to apply for a Smartcities card, enabling them to pass through the
toll system easily and travel free in their class 2 vehicles, will need to be
in receipt of the Higher Rate of the Mobility component of Disability Living
Allowance and provide a photocopy of both sides of their Blue Badge.
Applying for a Smartcities card will allow you to make prepayments on your
Itchen Bridge account and have the residents’ concessionary toll deducted
at the time of crossing.
I am a resident of the City of Southampton i.e. I live in a property where council tax is paid to Southampton City Council.
Eligible Disabled Southampton Residents
Eligible disabled residents wishing to apply for a Smartcities card or
concessionary bus pass enabling them to pass through the toll system easily
and travel free in their class 2 vehicles will need to be in receipt of the
Higher Rate of the Mobility component of Disability Living Allowance and
provide a photocopy of both sides of their Blue Badge.
□
I am an eligible disabled resident living within the Southampton City
Council boundary. I provide a letter from the Department for Work and Pensions confirming that I am in receipt of the Higher Rate of the Mobility component of Disability Living Allowance.
and
□ I attach a photocopy of both sides of my Blue Badge.
*Class 2 vehicles are cars and light vans with a height measured at the first
axle of no more than 1.33 metres
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I am an eligible disabled applicant living outside of the Southampton City
Council boundary. I provide a letter from the Department for Work and
Pensions confirming that I am in receipt of the Higher Rate of the Mobility
component of Disability Living Allowance.
and
I attach a photocopy of both sides of my Blue Badge.
Please note that only residents of Southampton City Council can be issued
with a concessionary bus pass which can also be used on the Itchen Bridge.
Non-residents will be issued with a different card for use on the Bridge.
Non-residents:
There are no concessions for non-residents. However, the Smartcities card
will enable you to make prepayments on your Itchen Bridge account and
have the toll deducted on each crossing removing the need to have the
exact change.
I live outside of the Southampton City boundary and do not pay
council tax to Southampton City Council.
Note: If you are a local Southampton business and would like to
apply for a Smartcities card, please request a commercial concession
application form by telephoning 023 8083 3008, or visit our website at
www.smartcities.co.uk
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6. Get Active
The Get Active subscription* entitles you to a discounted rate on a range
of non-instructed activities at off-peak times at the following Southampton
leisure venues:
Active Nation venues: The Quays Swimming & Diving Complex, Bitterne and
Chamberlayne Leisure Centres, Southampton Outdoor Sports Centre.
For more details see www.activenation.org.uk
Mytime Active venue: Southampton City Golf Course.
For more details see www.mytimegolf.co.uk
Discounted activities include*:
Swimming, use of fitness suites, badminton, tennis court hire, 9 holes
of golf, new age curling, bowls and other activities.
Allotments - The Get Active subscription* will also give you a 50%
discount from your rental on your allotment plot if you are not already
receiving a discount.
For a full list of discounted activities please visit our website:
www.smartcities.co.uk and click on Get Active on the left hand side.
When applying for Get Active, please be aware that you will need to
renew your membership every 12 months in Gateway at One Guildhall
Square and evidence of entitlement will need to be produced at the
time of renewal. Renewals will be activated remotely on your existing
Smartcities card.
Please indicate which benefit you are receiving on the list on page 9 and
provide evidence of your entitlement.
Housing Benefits
Housing Benefits - Notification letter on headed paper.
Income Support/Guarantee Pension Credit
Correspondence from DWP or Job Centre.
Council Tax Main Benefit
Council tax bill, letter from council tax benefit.
Job Seekers Income Based
Award letter, stamped letter from DWP or Job Centre.
Incapacity Benefit /ESA
correspondence from DWP or Job Centre.
Severe Disablement Allowance **
Correspondence from DWP.
Disability Living Allowance/Attendance Allowance **
Correspondence from DWP.
Unwaged spouse/partner
Proof of relationship with the main applicant receiving benefit e.g.
marriage certificate, official documentation.
Unwaged Child Under 18
Proof of relationship with the main applicant receiving benefit
e.g. birth certificate.
** These benefits are for individual claimants only.
Therefore partners/children may not be eligible for Get Active.
Please note that the Get Active subscription is only available to residents
of the City of Southampton.
*Please check with the venues for off-peak times. Terms and conditions apply.
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7. PASS - Proof of age
The Proof of Age Standards Scheme (PASS) is a UK-wide accredited proof
of age scheme, backed by the British Retail Consortium, the Home Office,
Trading Standards Institute, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO)
and Southampton City Council to help retailers stay within the law when
selling age-restricted goods. Southampton City Council and the applicant’s
verifier are obliged to certify the holder’s date of birth and identity.
Applicants applying for PASS must supply Smartcities with a recent
passport quality photograph showing a clear likeness of the applicants
head, shoulders and face. Applicants may not wear a hat or dark glasses.
You will need to take your photograph, an original form of identity e.g.
passport, birth certificate or photo style driving licence) and a photocopy of
the identity document to your verifier. The verifier will need to certify the
back of the passport photograph as well as sign and date the photocopy
of your personal identification document and complete, sign and stamp
section 6 in the application form.
The verifier must sign and date the
back of the photograph confirming
that this is a true likeness of the
applicant and complete the
following table.
Please sign
the back of the
passport sized
photograph
Verifier please complete
Title & first name
Official stamp:
Surname
Occupation & professional title
Work address including postcode
Full work phone number (including area code) no home or mobile numbers are acceptable.
To be completed by the verifier
To be able to act as a verifier, you must be over the age of 25 and be one of
the following:
Careers/connexions adviser or librarian, dentist, doctor, optician,
pharmacist or vet, elected local authority councillor, judge, sheriff,
magistrate, barrister, solicitor, bank manager or accountant, MP, MEP,
AMW, AMNI, or MSP, minister or other official of religion, police officer
or police civilian staff, trading standards officer or staff, teacher, tutor or
lecturer, established civil servant.
Verifiers may not be close relatives of the applicant or have Guardian,
Foster Parent nor Carer status in relation to the applicant.
If the verifier knows the applicant sufficiently to verify their identity and
age, passports, birth certificates or photo style driving licences can be
provided as proof of identity.
• I have seen the applicant’s passport, birth certificate, photo style
driving licence (delete as appropriate) and have signed and dated
the photocopy
and
• I have verified the back of the photograph as shown above
Declaration:
I confirm that the details the applicant has given are true as far as I know
and that the photograph represents a true likeness of the applicant.
Verifier signatureDate
In the case that the verifier does not know the applicant at all, only
passports or photo style driving licences are accepted as proof of identity.
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Any verifying person who knowingly attempts to aid a fraudulent application by giving incorrect
or false information may be liable for prosecution and the application will not be valid.
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8. Organ donation
9. Future initiatives, events and discounts
Organ transplants are one of the most miraculous achievements of modern
medicine, but they depend entirely on the generosity of donors and their
families who are willing to make this life-saving gift to others. One donor can
save or improve the lives of up to nine people and restore the sight of two
others.
We hope to run a number of new initiatives in the future. Please indicate
anything that might be of interest to you and we will let you know if and
when they are happening.
Thousands of people’s lives are saved each year by the generosity of organ
donors. However, right now, more than 10,000 people in the UK need a
transplant and of these 1,000 will die waiting, as there are not enough
organs available.
By signing up to the NHS Organ Donor Register you are joining 19 million
kind-hearted people who have registered their wish to be a donor.
Don’t forget to let your family and friends know about your wishes. Talk to
them now so they know exactly what you want if the time ever comes.
Leisure centre offers/promotions
Events and activities at libraries
City events
(such as the Boat Show and events on the Common and parks)
Travel related initiatives
(such as peak discounts on bus or reduced entrance fees
at venues reachable by bus)
Even if you currently carry a donor card, it is important to register your
wishes. If you want to find out more call the Organ Donor Line on
0300 123 23 23 or visit www.organdonation.nhs.uk.
New services
(which you can access with your card)
If you wish to amend or withdraw your record from the NHS Organ Donor
Register you can do so by calling the Organ Donor Line number above.
High Street discounts
My wishes
Contacting You
I would like to donate:
(Please tick the boxes that apply)
Please let us know the best way to contact you about the services on your
card by indicating all ways in which you are happy to be contacted.
A. Any of my organs or tissue
Contact by: (Please tick the boxes that apply)
or
Email
B. My kidneys
liver
heart
eyes
lungspancreas
for transplantation after my death.
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Data Protection Assurance Completion of section 8 is for
the sole purpose of recording your wishes on the NHS
Organ Donor Register. All data processed by NHS Blood and
Transplant (NHSBT) is in accordance with the provisions
of the Data Protection Act 1998. Your details will only be
used for administration purposes by NHSBT staff or agents
and will not be released to any third party without your
written consent. The data you provide may be processed
on our behalf in a country not normally covered by EU data
protection law. If so, we will ensure that the data will be
protected in accordance with EU requirements.
Home phone
Mobile phone
By Text (on mobile phone)
Letter
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10. Complete and sign
11. Application check list
My ethnic origin
For all applications please include:
• A recent colour passport photograph of yourself on a light background.
• Proof of your address in your own name not older than 3 months (e.g. a
utility bill, bank statement or any other official letter).
• Proof of your personal identification containing your date of birth (e.g. a
passport, driving licence or birth certificate if in your current name).
Additional documents are also required for the following services:
• Concessionary bus pass for residents under pensionable age - one proof of
qualification as stated in section 4.
• Itchen Bridge Disabled Concession - eligible residents and non-residents
need to provide a Disability Living Allowance award letter stating that they
are in receipt of the higher rate of the mobility component and provide a
photocopy of both sides of their Blue Badge.
• The Get Active subscription - proof of being in receipt of one of the benefits listed on page 9.
• PASS Proof of Age applications - a copy of your personal identification document which has been signed and dated by your verifier and your verified photograph must be attached to the application form.
White: British
(Please tick the boxes that apply)
Irish
Other
Mixed: White/Black Caribbean
White/Black African
Other
Asian or Asian British: Indian
Bangladeshi
White/Asian
Pakistani
Other
Black or Black British: Caribbean
Other ethnic categories: Chinese
African
Other
Other
Not stated
By signing this form you are agreeing to the current terms and conditions
of the services you have selected and declaring that the information given
is correct. Applicants under the age of 14 will need a parent/guardian to
countersign the form. For further information, please visit
www.smartcities.co.uk, telephone the Smartcities team on 023 8083 3008,
or email [email protected].
Signature Signature of parent/guardian
Please apply in person at any library or local housing office in
Southampton or in Gateway in One Guildhall Square.
Applications by post are not accepted.
Copies of documents confirming eligibility need to be taken and attached
to the application form.
(under 14’s only)
Office use only
LocationReceived by
Date received Date
Date
The ID document seen
The proof of address seen
Image cap number
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Get Active application only:
Benefit seen (circle)
IS JSI/ESA GPC HB CT SDA IB DLA SCC
Proof of age (circle) DL BC PAS
Proof of relationship with main applicant
(circle) MC DL DOC
PASS applications only: Photograph
endorsed on back Yes
No
Verifying person section completed
Yes
No
Copy of ID document signed by the verifyer
Yes
No
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Terms & conditions
• The card must be used according to the terms
and conditions laid down by the individual
services offered on the card.
• Smartcities means Smartcities, One Guildhall
Square, Southampton, SO14 7FP.
• Any individual over the age of 3 years can apply
for a Smartcities card. Only one Smartcities card
will be issued to an individual.
• Only the cardholder may take advantage of the
Smartcities card. It is not transferable.
• The card will need to be produced whenever
the cardholder wishes to take advantage of the
services offered by Smartcities.
• All lost and stolen cards must be reported within
72 hours to Smartcities on 023 8083 3008. Cards
that are lost, stolen or damaged will be replaced
after an administration fee is received, unless a
police crime reference number is supplied (only
one card per year will be reissued free of charge
when a crime reference number is provided).
• Smartcities will pass information to authorities in
the interests of the detection of fraud and other
illegal purposes. This will be done in accordance
with the Data Protection Act 1998.
• When a cardholder changes their name, a new
card will be created after fulfilling authentication
needs and there will be no charge.
• Smartcities must be notified immediately of any
change of address or circumstance.
• It is the responsibility of the cardholder to
provide Smartcities with correct information.
• Smartcities reserve the right to withdraw or
amend the Smartcities card with reasonable
notice/or no notice.
• Smartcities will not be liable for any mistakes
and/or omissions made by the cardholder at any
time.
• Periodically we will contact you to ensure that
the information we hold is up to date.
• The Smartcities card remains the property of
Southampton City Council and must be returned
upon request.
• Smartcities accepts no responsibility for the loss
or damage to original documents submitted for
use in the application process.
Get Active
• Anyone aged 3 years or over may apply for a Get
Active subscription. Applicants must live within
the Southampton City Council boundary.
• The Smartcities card must be produced with a
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valid Get Active subscription to obtain a reduced
rate, otherwise the full charges must be paid.
• Get Active subscribers may not book in advance
for reduced rate sessions at participating
Southampton leisure venues.
• To obtain Get Active rates for individual court
hire all players must be in possession of a Get
Active subscription.
• The Get Active subscription is valid at off peak
times. At all other times the standard rate will
be applicable. It does not exist for all services
e.g. club/group bookings and team sports are
excluded.
• Applicants receiving a Get Active subscription
must notify Smartcities immediately if their
circumstances, or those of their dependants
change, or if they cease to qualify for any other
reason.
• If applying for a Get Active subscription you will
need to renew every 12 months, and all relevant
documentation must be shown at time of
renewal.
• Southampton City Council reserves the right to
amend or withdraw all or part of the benefits at
any time.
• Use of fitness suites is subject to an induction.
• Carers accompanying a person who qualifies
under the disabled category are entitled to free
access to assist the person with the disability.
It is the carer’s responsibility to support the
individual whilst undertaking the activity.
PASS - Proof of age
• Any authorising person who knowingly attempts
to aid a fraudulent application may be liable for
prosecution.
• The information that has been supplied to us will
be checked for authenticity.
Concessionary bus pass
• The concessionary bus pass can only be used
by the cardholder, as per the concessionary
scheme administered by Southampton City
Council. The cardholder may be accompanied by
a companion in accordance with the conditions
of the scheme. For full terms and conditions see
www.smartcities.co.uk.
• Fraudulent use of this pass will result in its
withdrawal and may lead to prosecution.
• Passengers using this pass will be carried as per
the conditions of carriage of the bus company on
which they are travelling.
• The concessionary bus pass is only valid for off-
peak travel except in the case of Blind persons,
as described below. National off-peak is defined
as between 9.30am-11pm Monday to Friday,
and at any time at weekends and bank holidays.
Local off-peak travel is defined as between
9am-11.59pm and any time at weekends and
bank holidays.
• Local off-peak times may be subject to change.
• Blind persons are permitted to travel free at any
time; however, when travelling before 9.30am
they can only travel free on a bus service which
starts in Southampton on a direct route, on
production of their concessionary bus pass
featuring a green triangle.
• A local Smartcities (non-English National
Concessionary) bus pass is only for use within
the Southampton City Council boundary.
• Concessionary bus cardholders must notify
the Smartcities bureau immediately if their
circumstances change, or if they cease to qualify
for any other reason.
• Applicants for the concessionary bus pass must
be over 5 years of age, as under 5’s travel free.
Itchen Bridge service
Where possible the Itchen Bridge concession will
be added to the applicants Smartcities card or
concessionary bus pass.
The Smartcities card or concessionary bus pass
must be used at all times on the Itchen Bridge
to receive your respective concession. Failure to
produce a valid card will result in the appropriate
full toll charge being levied and paid for in cash at
the time of crossing.
If the person to whom the Smartcities card or
concessionary bus pass was issued is not in the
vehicle then the appropriate toll charge will be
made.
The Smartcities card or concessionary bus pass
must not under any circumstances be deliberately
damaged, defaced, altered, copied, passed,
loaned, given or sold to a third party. Suspected
transactions will be traced through our database
and breaches of these terms and conditions could
result in:
a) Immediate and permanent withdrawal of this
concession save where theft has been reported
prior to the uses of the Smartcities card or
concessionary bus pass. (A police crime reference
number will be required).
b) The full cash toll being demanded from the
driver of the vehicle at the time.
c) Possible prosecution
d) Administrative charge £15.00
Applicants receiving a concession for the
Itchen Bridge crossing must notify Smartcities
immediately if their circumstances change, e.g.
moving out of the area, or ceasing to receive the
higher rate of the mobility component of Disability
Living Allowance.
The loss of the Smartcities card or concessionary
bus pass must be reported within 72 hours to our
contact centre on 023 8083 3008. The opening
hours are: 8am - 6pm Monday to Fridays. Outside
these hours reports can be made to our emergency
line: 023 8043 1040. Cards that are lost, stolen or damaged will be
replaced after an administration fee is received,
unless a police crime reference number is supplied
(only one card per year will be reissued free
of charge when a crime reference number is
provided).
The Itchen Bridge provides a toll exemption for
people in receipt of the higher rate of the mobility
component of Disability Living Allowance. The scheme
provides the disabled person with a Smartcities or
Concessionary bus pass to enable them free crossing
in their class 2 vehicles. Class 2 vehicles are cars and
light vans with a height measured at the first axle of
no more than 1.40 metres.
Concessions are available to residents of
Southampton - i.e. Southampton council tax payers
only. The concession applies to cars and light vans
in class 2 only.
• Peak Periods are: Mon-Fri 0700 to 0930 and 1600 to 1830 • Off-peak: any other time as stated above including weekends
Any information you provide on this form will
be held by Southampton City Council (SCC) in
accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.
SCC’s nominated representative for the purposes of
the Act is Mark Heath, Solicitor to the Council. If you
have any questions relating to the use of your data,
please contact Simon Bell on 023 8083 3814. The
information you have provided will be used for the
purposes of issuing and maintaining your Smartcities
card. Your information will be shared with NHS
Organ Donor only if you selected that option on your
application form and no other third parties unless we
are required to do so under legal duty.
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Welcome to the world of My Journey Southampton.
My Journey is a new initiative we are rolling out across the
city with the aim of helping you travel in a more sustainable
way. It is all about helping you think differently about the way
you travel and finding new ways that are cheap, healthy and
as environmentally friendly as possible.
Find out more
visit www.myjourneysouthampton.com
The My Journey Southampton website is a free, one-stop resource for
planning journeys around the city and beyond. Whether you are
looking to travel by bike, bus, train or by foot, our website should be your
first port of call. There is also real time traffic information plus details of car
sharing schemes and driving in a fuel efficient way. So no matter how you choose to travel, our website has it all.
The following is a summary of
what you can find on our website:
Cycling
Car
Whether you are looking for cycle route
maps, where to get cycle training or get your
bike fixed, this is the place to come. Use the
journey planning tool to plan your route – it
will show you the quickest or quietest route
along with information on the time it takes
and even how many calories you’ll burn.
There is also a directory of cycle clubs and
listings of exiting cycling events around the
city. This is THE cycling resource.
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Meet the birds
To help you get from A to B quickly and easily we have enlisted
some help from a few feathered friends. You will see these
characters popping up here and there on our My Journey
information. Wherever you spot one there will be more information
about how you can benefit from using sustainable transport.
BasilBelleBettyBernardBertBabsBoo
Bus and train travel
If you’re looking for bus routes and times –
you’ll find it here. In fact you’ll find all the
information you need to know about
travelling by bus and train in the city
and beyond.
We understand that the car
will always play a big part in
our lives, so the website also
includes information on car sharing and
tips on driving in a more environmentally
friendly way – good for your wallet and
the environment too. Real time traffic
information is provided so you can beat the
jams – or choose to travel by bike instead.
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Walking
Information about guided walks around the city
– see Southampton from a different perspective
– you’ll be amazed what you might learn.
Make sure you bookmark the website as
new content is being added all the time. An
integrated journey planning tool will be coming
soon which will help you join up sustainable
travel methods across Southampton and the
wider Hampshire region.
www.myjourneysouthampton.com
Part funded by the Department for Transport
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Useful information
Traveline:
For public travel information for bus, train, coach, ferry or underground please
contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 or log on to
www.traveline.org.uk
Calls cost 10p per minute from a landline plus connection fee.
Smartcities:
For information about the multi-function Smartcities card, please contact
Smartcities on 023 8083 3008 or visit our website
www.smartcities.co.uk
Libraries:
Southampton libraries are your gateway to a world of reading, information
and knowledge. Everyone is welcome to use the library and membership is free.
To find out more please visit www.southampton.gov.uk/libraries/ or contact us on
023 8083 2459 or email [email protected]
Leisure:
Active Nation in partnership with Southampton City Council is managing The
Quays Swimming & Diving Complex, Bitterne and Chamberlayne leisure centres.
For more information about the leisure venues please visit:
www.activenation.org.uk
Mytime Active in partnership with Southampton City Council operates the
Southampton City Golf Course. For more information about the golf course
please visit: www.mytimegolf.co.uk or telephone: 023 8076 0546.
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