Transport

Refunds

Refunds are only issued when a student decides to leave their studies early. In this case, you must return your bus pass to the Transport Team, for the partial refund to be processed.

The 16–19 Bursary Fund is for young people from low income households who are experiencing genuine financial hardship while they are at college. The Bursary can contribute towards the cost of the bus pass and essential course equipment. Click the link for further details on eligibility and details on how to apply. If you apply for bursary funding, please tick the pay by bursary option when applying for your bus pass.

Alerts will be sent by text, so please ensure that you keep your contact details up to date via the Student Portal.

You can also download the Runshaw Student Services app from the Google or Apple store:  

Please note:

• You must have an official college bus pass to be accepted for travel on college buses, there is no pay-as-you-go option.
• You may only board the bus number which is listed on your bus pass.
• You must be at your bus stop 5-10 minutes before the specified stop time.
• You must signal to the driver you wish to board the bus by putting your arm out.
• All buses are timed to arrive by 08.50am in time for first lessons.
• Buses depart college in the afternoon at 15.55pm and do a reverse route of the journey in.
• Bus passes will only be distributed within college, they are not sent out to your home.
• In the case that you forget your college ID / bus pass, you may access your emergency bus pass in the student portal, under the Transport heading.
• If you have a problem with your bus service in the morning; remain at your stop and call the Transport Team on 01772 642020 Option 1.
• Lost property enquiries should be made direct to the bus operator.
• Dual passes may be issued ONLY if a student legally lives between 2 addresses.
• Any non-urgent travel concerns should be reported to transport@runshaw.ac.uk

Please note that car parking is not available to students at the Leyland Campus unless there are exceptional, typically medical, circumstances which necessitate parking on the campus. This does not mean that you are unable to commute by car to the College but that you will need to make arrangements for legal and considerate off campus parking.

If you consider that you have exceptional medical circumstances which require you to park on the Leyland campus, you will need to submit a car parking application request for consideration by the College. You will need to organise this in advance of the course starting to avoid parking fines. To request a car parking application form, please email Student Services or call 01772 642058. After 5:00 pm, until the closure of the Leyland campus, there are no restrictions on parking for students and visitors attending evening classes.