Temporary Schemes
Some sites only become operational during a specific season, or for specific events, and as such may receive public or private financial support, or in the case of high usage, be self-funding. These ad-hoc services may not feature a dedicated bus fleet, but rather are provided by drawing on buses from other duties. Temporary or seasonal services often use free buses, such as Weymouth, which uses existing public pay and display car parks.
Seasonal services occur in the summer to cater for tourists, such as Weymouth, or the Christmas period to cater for shoppers, such as Peterborough and Kingston.
Examples of services for specific events are Southampton (for the Boat Show) and Whitby (for the Whitby Regatta)
Read more about this topic: Park And Ride Bus Services In The United Kingdom
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