Commuting to Herts Uni

Would you even be allowed due to corona?

the buses are still running and the uni itself will conduct face to face teaching so I'm guessing yes

Hi, i'm from Luton and i want to commute to Hertfordshire Uni-De Havilland campus via the Uno bus. Does anyone have any idea on how I would go by doing this? Thanks

Hey, you would need to catch the 610 bus. You can search Uno bus 610 on the internet and then download the timetable!

thank you! I'm confused about their tickets. Which ticket deal would be worth it? (Autumn term, weekly or annual). Where would I save the most money?

thank you! I'm confused about their tickets. Which ticket deal would be worth it? (Autumn term, weekly or annual). Where would I save the most money?

Would you even be allowed due to corona?

Most bus services are running around a Saturday service. You are perfectly allowed to use them as long as you follow government rulings on wearing a mask on board.

No I'm more taling about social bubbles whether some unis are gonna require people to live on campus this year to stop the spread

The 610 bus run by Uno will take you to and from both campuses.
Currently they and just about all routes are running to an amended Saturday service, what will happen when the school and UH term times start I'm not sure at the moment, because as we know due to the C19 pandemic things can change very quickly, including the way of working at the UH itself.

The Uno website www.unobus.info should give you some idea of times and ticket prices. What sort of ticket is the best obviously depends on your UH contact time and personal circumstances of course.

Hertfordshire County Council also have their own comprehensive travel site "Intalink" ( see my previous posts) including all timetable and corona virus updates.
Uno have fitted hand sanitisers on their buses by the way.

At the moment the government is propping up funding on many of the bus routes, as due to the massive shortfall in passenger numbers coupled with enforced social distancing reduction per bus passenger càpacity, they simply would not be economically sustainable. I understand this will continue, albeit with a reduced amount, from October onwards when current funding levels come to an end.
As soon as I hear of any further timetable developments I will keep you folks posted.
Excuse delay in reply.

ah thanks so much!

I'm commuting to the uni too however I'm going to drive myself to the uni. My course is on dehav, what are you guys studying and what campus?

Avoid parking in the service road that runs around the back and side of de Hav (by The Sports Village) There have been many issues with illicit parking causing problems, such that on occasions buses have had to pull out of stopping at their designated de Hav interchange stops using one side of the road only or not serving de Hav at all, often at short notice, causing much inconvenience to students using the bus service.
Both Welwyn-Hatfield Council and the police are on to this -last year they were issuing parking tickets and warning notices. At the non-barrier Albatross Way end the standard road sign quite clearly indicates no cars or motorbikes.
Double yellow lines are to be put in place I hear as Uno are understandably fed up - there have been some near misses with both careless driving and parking in particular right on the NE corner of the service road. For designated parking areas contact the UH.
Regarding the buses, most of these have reverted to pre covid timetables with some minor adjustments. Go to the websites given in my previous post for definitive info.
Comments welcome.

thx, wasn't going to park there but will deffo let some of the people i have met on fb who are also commuting know as i had no idea. ima be doing the park and ride.