Travel de Courcey

Travel de Courcey
Founded 1972
Headquarters Coventry, England, UK
Service type bus service
Web site traveldecourcey.com

Travel de Courcey is a bus operator based near Coventry in the West Midlands region of England. They operate routes in the Coventry and Warwickshire area. The company was founded in 1972 by Mike de Courcey and now operate 74 vehicles, including 12 executive coaches, and employ around 130 staff. Many of the company's buses are 'low-floor', and employ satellite tracking to ensure adherence to the timetable.[1]

Travel de Courcey is the bus division of coaching company Mike De Courcey Travel Ltd, they expanded into bus service operations after the Transport Act 1985 brought about bus deregulation in the UK. They also run a number of school services in Coventry and Warwickshire under contract from Warwickshire County Council.

The company took over the Birmingham depot and several National Express contracts from Veolia Transport in late June 2011, following their merger with Transdev. The depot is loacted on Garrison Street, near Birmingham city centre, from where 13 new coaches will be based to operate the contracts.

Route list

At the beginning of September a number of service changes will take place due to Warwickshire County Council susidy cuts. Routes 75, 570, 579 and 581 will be withdrawn. Route 580 will be operated by Johnsons Coaches and routes 74 and 778 will be revised.[2]

Route From To Via
37 Arena Tesco (Longford) University Hospital (Walsgrave) Victoria Farm, Lentons Lane, Potters Green and Walsgrave
43 Eastern Green Cannon Park Mount Nod, Tile Hill and Kele Road
43A Banner Lane University of Warwick Eastern Green, Mount Nod, Tile Hill, Kele Road and Westwood Business Park
43W Radford University of Warwick Coundon, Whoberley, Eastern Green, Tile Hill and Charter Avenue
74 Coventry Nuneaton University Hospital (Walsgrave), Ansty, Wolvey and Bramcote
85 Coventry Rail Station University Hospital (Walsgrave) Coventry City Centre, Ball Hill & Ansty Road
585 Coventry Rail Station Rugby St Cross Hospital Coventry City Centre, University Hospital (Walsgrave), Brinklow, Harborough Magna & Rugby
701 Arena Tesco (Longford) Allesley Park Prologis Park, Keresley Heath and Coundon
703 University Hospital (Walsgrave) & Arena Tesco (Longford) circular (Clockwise) Sewall Highway, Jackers Road, Bell Green, Potters Green and Walsgrave
704 University Hospital (Walsgrave) & Arena Tesco (Longford) circular (Anti-clockwise) Walsgrave, Potters Green, Bell Green, Jackers Road, and Sewall Highway.
735 Coventry Ansley / Nuneaton Corley, Fillongley and Arley
778 Nuneaton Walsgrave Hospital Bedworth, Arena Tesco (Longford) and Bell Green
UW1 Coventry Warwick University
UW2 Leamington Spa Warwick University
X6 Coventry Leicester University Hospital (Walsgrave), Three Pots (Hinckley) and Fosse Shopping Park
Coventry Park & Ride South Coventry War Memorial Park Warwick Road (near Coventry Rail Station)

References

  1. ^ Fisher, Jane; Paul Radbourne (producer). "Travel DeCourcey, Corporate Case Study". ExecDigital. http://www.execdigital.co.uk/Travel-De-Courcey_5848.aspx. Retrieved 2009-02-06. 
  2. ^ http://www.decourceytravel.com/pdf/201109WarwickshireServiceChanges.pdf | Warwickshire Service Changes September 2011

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