Oxford hospitals accessible without traffic filter permits

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 14:41 · Archive

All four Oxford hospitals can be reached by car without driving through traffic filters by using the ring road.

All four Oxford hospitals—the John Radcliffe, Churchill, Warneford and Nuffield—can be reached by car without driving through traffic filters. Drivers do not need a traffic filter permit and can instead drive around the ring road to reach the hospitals.

Cyclists, van drivers and motorcyclists are exempt from the traffic filters and can pass through them to get to the hospitals. For those using public transport, several bus routes serve the hospitals. Buses 600, 700, H2 and X32 stop at or near John Radcliffe, Churchill or Nuffield hospitals. The 400 bus from Thornhill Park and Ride also serves John Radcliffe, Nuffield and Warneford hospitals, stopping about a ten-minute walk away.

Bus frequency varies by route: the 600 and H2 operate up to four times per hour from Thornhill Park and Ride, the 700 runs up to three times per hour from Oxford Parkway Park and Ride, and the X32 operates up to six times an hour from Redbridge Park and Ride. A combined parking and bus ticket costs £3 and can be purchased from car park ticket machines or via the RingGo app.

How it is being reported

• All Oxford hospitals can be reached avoiding traffic filtersAll hospitals in Oxford can be reached by car without driving through a traffic filter..Oxfordshire Guardian · 3 Nov, 14:19
• All Oxford hospitals can be reached avoiding traffic filtersAll hospitals in Oxford can be reached by car without driving through a traffic filter..Oxford Mail · 3 Nov, 14:19

In this story: John Radcliffe Hospital · Churchill Hospital · Warneford Hospital · Nuffield Hospital · Oxford

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