Distance from UEA to Norwich Centre?

Would anyone be able to tell me the distance please?

In particular to Haymarket? Would it be an easy place to get to for work?

Thanks. :smile:

Reply 1

Phil.

From: NR4 7TJ,Norwich
To: NR2 1QD,Norwich | Reverse this route
Distance: 2.9 miles | View in kilometres
Time: 0 hr 12 min

0.00 Start out at NR4 7TJ,Norwich Unclassified 0.00
0.38 Turn right onto Earlham Road - B1108 B1108 0.38
0.27 Morrisons Earlham S/Station BP garage - link opens a new window B1108 0.65
0.08 At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the B1108 (signposted City Centre) Entering Norwich B1108 0.73
0.49 At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the B1108 (signposted City Centre) B1108 1.22
1.20 At roundabout take the 1st exit onto Convent Road - B1108 B1108 2.41
0.06 At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Cleveland Road (signposted City Centre) Cleveland Road 2.47
0.13 Continue forward onto St Giles Street St Giles Street 2.61
0.20 Turn left onto St Peters Street St Peters Street 2.81
0.02 Turn right Unclassified 2.83
0.12 Arrive at NR2 1QD,Norwich Unclassified 2.95

Not sure exactly how easy the route is though (NR4 7TJ is the University)

Reply 2

PieMaster

It's about 20mins on the most direct bus (the 25)

Reply 3

ladycharr

how much is a yearly bus pass? is it worth getting one in the first year??

Reply 4

Girlie

Okay, thank you. That seems fine, less than I have to travel now! :smile:

Reply 5

Sionide

The yearly bus passes are going to be £175 I heard - seems like a lot, but it's worth doing if you make at least 1 or 2 trips on the bus per week. If they put their fare prices up again, it'll be even more worth it if you've already got a pass.

Reply 6

Steph!

ouchie! £175?!?! :redface:

Reply 7

chaotic_mark

only £120 this year - surely it cant go up that much

Reply 8

Larry Qwerty David

£175 per year is not bad tbh. Only £3.30/week and if you use it 4 times a week return then you are saving money.

Reply 9

Talon

The bus price did go up I think. Im pretty sure it was £3.00 in September and £3.20 or £3.40 in May.

Reply 10

Chicken

The bus price next year is £125 for a full year pass I think, reduced from £135 it was this year (which was again cheaper than the previous year). It is well worth investing in one especially given the price of a return ticket now (which is £2.80 last I knew - it was £2.20 in my first year!).