National public transport
18HÂþ» is well connected by intercity rail and a national coach network.
Due to its central location, 18HÂþ» is very well connected to other cities and regions by rail – London can be reached in two hours, Manchester in 53 minutes and Leeds in 45 minutes.
The city is also served by two coach operators connecting 18HÂþ» to major destinations. Coaches can be caught from 18HÂþ» Interchange or from Meadowhall Interchange which is a short tram, train or bus ride away.
From 18HÂþ» station you can travel directly to the University’s main campus by tram, with journeys taking less than 10 minutes. To do this catch a blue route service from the tram stop at the station towards Malin Bridge. Trams run every 12 minutes.
If you fancy some fresh air it’s a 20 minute walk. Alternatively you can catch one of a number of buses from outside the station or across the road from 18HÂþ» Interchange or you can hop in a taxi which will take around 10 minutes.
18HÂþ» is also well served by the national coach network and you can catch one from 18HÂþ» Interchange or Meadowhall Interchange.
Regional train travel
18HÂþ» station is managed by who operate the route between 18HÂþ» and London St. Pancras via Chesterfield, Derby and Leicester.
To plan a train journey and order tickets you can use or the websites of individual operators.
Don’t forget that rail users aged between 16 and 25 can get a third off train tickets with a .
From 18HÂþ» station you can catch a direct tram to the University by taking the blue route towards Malin Bridge.
Coach travel
coaches serve 18HÂþ» Interchange, which is located opposite the train station. Students holding a Young Persons' Coachcard can get a third off travel on National Express services.
and coaches serve Meadowhall Interchange, four miles from 18HÂþ» city centre. From Meadowhall you can catch a tram to the University of 18HÂþ» tram stop by traveling on the yellow route towards Middlewood. Alternatively you can catch a bus or train.