Salisbury is at the heart of Wiltshire and we are proud to have been running local services in the city for nearly a century. Today we run the modern Salisbury Reds network of frequent, easy to understand routes between the city centre and the city’s major residential neighbourhoods.
view Salisbury City network map
The key
The key is our brand new smart card, it is the first time that we are offering bus tickets to buy online. There are a variety of products old and new that will be coming in to use over the next few months.
This is really exciting times for Salisbury Reds and the Network area and is part of our commitment to our passengers to make bus travel simpler and easy to use.
The key:
- saves money
- is convenient and easy to use
- provides security and peace of mind
- is environmentally friendly
How and when can I get my new key?
You can pre-register for your key card now, click on the button below to find out how...
Salisbury Reds
view the dedicated Salisbury Reds website here
For visitors a trip to Wilton is popular and is easy to reach by Salisbury Reds, Red 3 runs every 20 minutes from the city centre and drops you off right outside Wilton House. Or maybe journey back in time to discover Stonehenge, our Stonehenge Tour runs from the rail and bus stations - every 60 minutes between October and May (every 30 minutes between May and October).
visit Stonehenge Tour website
visit Wilton House website
If you need to travel further afield our Cross County network links Salisbury with the shops of Southampton, the seaside at Bournemouth and also with Swindon or Andover. Cross County routes run at least hourly during the day and if you buy an Explorer ticket you can travel on any Salisbury Reds, Wilts & Dorset or Bluestar bus for the whole day! An Explorer costs £7.50 for an Adult or just £18 for a group of five people travelling together.
For those living off the beaten track, our rural network provides essential links to reach the shops, school or work for the villages and communities across southern Wiltshire and into North Dorset.
