More trips on the Hospital Hopper
The UHL Hospital Hopper continues operating the normal Monday to Friday service on week days. During this coronavirus outbreak; we have also been operating a weekend service on the Hospital Hopper.
As more passengers are catching the service, and with the need to maintain social distancing, certain trips have been identified as being particularly busy.
Additional buses will duplicate the normal Hopper bus on these trips to help ease with social distancing. If travelling on one of the trips that is duplicated, please ensure to assist in spreading the load evenly between the two buses.
Duplicated trips.
The following trips will be operate by a duplicate bus.
Towards Beaumont Leys:
07:56 from Leicester Royal Infirmary to Glenfield General Hospital
11:55 from Leicester Royal Infirmary to Glenfield General Hospital (withdrawn from 17th August)
15:57 from Leicester Royal Infirmary to Glenfield General Hospital
17:09 from Leicester General Hospital to Leicester Royal Infirmary
20:04 from Leicester General Hospital to Leicester Royal Infirmary (withdrawn from 17th August)
Towards Hamilton:
06:49 from Leicester Royal Infirmary to Leicester General Hospital
07:15 from Leicester Royal Infirmary to Leicester General Hospital
07:55 from Glenfield General Hospital to Leicester General Hospital
16:00 from Glenfield General Hospital to Leicester General Hospital
16:35 from Glenfield General Hospital to London Road Railway Station
17:05 from Glenfield General Hospital to London Road Railway Station
18:09 from Glenfield General Hospital to London Road Railway Station
20:04 from Glenfield General Hospital to London Road Railway Station
Weekend services
On Saturdays the service will operate a half hourly timetable at peak-times and an hourly timetable during the off-peak.
On Sundays the service will operate an hourly timetable at peak-times only.
View the timetable here
Please note; due to the reduction in traffic currently, the UHL service will continue to operate the timetable from before the 6th April and not the planned revised timetable, as previously advised, which was being introduced to assist with the increase in normal traffic conditions.
