Public transport
Chorley Council does not operate public transport of any kind.
Buses
The authority manages the new bus interchange at the heart of the Town Centre.
For details of public transport services in and out of Chorley and the borough as a whole click here.
Don't forget people aged over 60 get free bus travel after 9.30am. Click here for more details.
For details of Lancashire County Council's transport services and policies, including information on the Quality Bus Scheme and further timetable information, click here.
We are responsible for over 140 bus shelters in the county if you would like to report a problem with any of the bus shelters or request a new shelter contact us.
Trains
For information about rail services in Lancashire click here.
Passes
We issue senior citizen rail passes annually from April 1 saving you a third on certain train journeys.
To apply you must be aged 60 or over and live in the borough.
Simply come to our One Stop Shop, Union Street, Chorley, and bring:
- proof of your age and address
- a cheque or postal order for £20
If you reach 60 during the year you can apply up to one month before your birthday.
For information on disabled rail passes click here.
For other types of railcards click here.
Air travel
We are less than an hour away from three airports in the North West - Manchester, Liverpool and Blackpool.
If you are looking to travel from Manchester you can find more information here.
