Tram travel

The tram is a very convenient and sustainable way of travelling to the QMC. It runs every 7-15 minutes, is reliable and connects with key areas in town. It is also the best way to commute to QMC if you travel to Nottingham by train.

We've teamed up with NET Tram to offer staff discounts on annual tram tickets for NUH staff.

The travel tickets can be used at weekends and in the evenings.

Click here to access the timetables for the tram service to QMC.

Tram Park and Ride

You can connect to QMC from the new Toton Lane Park & Ride car park (off Bardill’s Roundabout and accessible from the A52 and M1 via Junction 25 with A52).

Journey times between Toton Lane Park & Ride and QMC are approximately 20-25 minutes.

Other park & ride sites with connections to QMC and City Hospital via the Medilink bus service are available. More information is on the Park & Ride page of our website here.

 

Click below to view all discounted passes, and click here to apply to the scheme

Tram discount

NET

The travel passes available to NUH staff via the Travel to work scheme are:

Tram 2 Work ticket with NUH discount - £425 (£35.41 per month)

The Tram 2 Work pass is ideal for staff who wish to commute by tram to work or who use Park and Ride premises. It provides 365 consecutive days of travel using the tram network. Tram travel offers no traffic delays and holders of a Tram 2 Work can park for free in Park and Ride.

 

Robin Hood Card

The Nottingham City Council offers a multi-operator pass If you need to connect from the bus to a tram or train, or travel with different bus companies more than three times per week then this might be the best ticket for you. It allows unlimited travel on all bus, rail and tram operators within the Robin Hood which covers Greater Nottingham and includes the tram to Hucknall.Note: All the tram lines are covered by the Robin Hood Card.

An annual season ticket costs £600 (£50.00 per month)

Consult the timetable and frequency guide on the tram website.

Click here to apply to the scheme.