The region's largest bus operator has partnered with the Alzheimer’s Society to help transform the way people think, act and talk about dementia. Through information sessions, delivered to its 1,600-strong team of drivers, Go North East continues its commitment to providing inclusive travel and tourism within the North East.
Services 57, 309 and 310.
Services 202, 209, 210, X5, X7 and X9.
Communicating with our deaf and hearing-impaired passengers is as easy as A, B, C thanks to driver Sharon Wenington, who has shared simple cues showing the British sign language alphabet and basic greetings in picture form.
Service X9, and evening and Sunday X10 journeys.
Services 4, 78 & 78A.
Beamish Museum’s accessible bus has relaunched after being rebranded in Venture Transport livery by Go North East.
A new family-focused summer holiday campaign which offers discounted travel and money-off top North East destinations, is driving passenger numbers at Go North East.
From 4 until 24 September, service X81 will be diverted.
As the inaugural North East Festival of Transport got into gear at Seaburn seafront, Go North East’s See It, Do It Sunderland bus made a special guest appearance alongside a selection of vintage vehicles.
Big days out with the family!
Between 9.30am and 3pm each day.
Around 175,000 journeys are made on Go North East bus services every day to travel around this wonderful region. Travelling to work or education, to visit friends and family, to have a night out, or to visit one of the region's many tourist and leisure attractions.
For over 100 years, Go North East has connected the region's towns and villages with the cities of Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland and currently operates across Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, County Durham and into Tees Valley.
Employing over 2,000 local people, with a fleet of almost 700 buses and coaches and an annual turnover of £100m, the company is the regional subsidiary of the Go-Ahead Group plc, one of the UK's leading providers of passenger transport.
117 Queen Street
NE8 2UA Gateshead