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Transportation in the UK
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Getting from A to B quickly and easily
The beauty of the UK is that it’s a small country, so you can easily get around using public transport or travelling by bike, car or plane. You might be able to get discounts on transport in the UK, but do your research first, as you may need to apply for a special travel card or meet other requirements.
Travelling by train
The Underground (or 'Tube') lets you move around inner-city and greater London with ease. You can get a discount on your train tickets or Oyster card if you are a full-time student.
If you want to visit other cities and towns across the UK, train is usually a convenient option, but can be expensive. You might be able to get a discount if you book online in advance.
Catching the bus
You can catch the bus in towns and cities across the UK, using (in most cases) either a travel or Oyster card, or by buying a ticket from the driver.
For longer distances, you can travel by coach, but will probably need to buy a ticket in advance. You should check with the coach provider to see if they offer a student discount.
Hitting the road
If you want to drive in the UK, you will need a valid driving licence and insurance. You will also need to obey all local road rules.
If you would rather someone else do the driving then taxis, otherwise known as 'black cabs,' can be a good option for shorter distances, or you can pre-book a mini-cab or hire a private cab in advance.
Cycling around town
As well as being cheap, cycling around town can also help keep you fit – but stay safe and follow the road rules.
If you don’t own your own bike, you might be able to rent one from your university. If you live in London, you can hire one from hundreds of docking stations around the city.
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