University Academy 92

UA92 Campus
Brian Statham Way
Old Trafford
Stretford
Manchester
M16 0PU

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The Bee Network is Greater Manchester’s new, joined up transport network.

We’re making it easier to get around on safe, affordable, reliable services that get you where you need to go.

All bus services in Greater Manchester are now under local control as part of the Bee Network, making it easier for you to get around.

Bus company tickets are not valid on Bee Network services so make sure you’ve got the right ticket for your journey.

Download the Bee Network app so you can plan and pay for your journey in one place, track live buses, and rate your journey.

Find out more about the Bee Network.

The stops below are all within a 15 minute walk of the campus. Each stop is served by different lines - please see below for more information. You can check the first and last tram times, as well as the service frequency on our tram schedule webpage.

Old Trafford

Here you can catch trams that terminate at Altrincham, Piccadilly and Bury.

Trafford Bar

Here you can catch trams to Shaw and Crompton, East Didsbury, Rochdale Town Centre, Victoria, Manchester Airport, Bury, Altrincham and Piccadilly.

Firswood

Here you can catch trams to Shaw and Crompton, East Didsbury, Rochdale Town Centre, Victoria and Manchester Airport.

Wharfside

Here you can catch trams to Cornbrook and the Trafford Centre.

The following buses run close to the campus. Click on each service below for the route and timetable.

79 - Stretford - Gorse Hill - Old Trafford - Ordsall - Pendleton
253 - Partington - Carrington - Stretford - Piccadilly Gardens
255 - Piccadilly Gardens - Stretford - Carrington - Partington
256 - Piccadilly Gardens – Hulme - Stretford - Lostock - Flixton
263 - Altrincham - Sale - Stretford - Hulme - Piccadilly Gardens
785 - St Georges - Firswood - Stretford - Lostock - Urmston

All Greater Manchester bus services are now part of the Bee Network.

You can find out about bus departure times, routes and operators by visiting our bus pages.

Learn more about bus tickets.

There are many lanes, paths and routes around the city which make cycling a great choice to get from A to B - for your pocket and for the planet.

Cycling

On the Bee Active website website, you can find out more about:

Cycle hubs
Cycle hire
Cycle parking
Cycle maintenance hints and tips

Walking

Information is available on the Bee Active website to help you get into the habit of walking, and choosing to walk as a way to commute. You can find walking maps as well as hints and tips on our dedicated walking pages.

The best place to find the ticket or pass that is right for you is our ticket finder.

If you travel by bus, you can make great savings with Bee Bus Student term tickets to travel on any bus in Greater Manchester.

And students (up to the age of 26) and young people (up to the age of 21) can also a buy cheaper 7-day or 28-day Bee AnyBus Ticket.

Find out more about tickets and passes and download the Bee Network app to plan your journey and buy your ticket.

In Greater Manchester, we want everyone to travel safely and easily. We have a variety of accessibility guides suited to your journey on our accessibility hub and some key information for travelling by Metrolink and bus below.

Accessibility on Metrolink

Metrolink is a modern system with a range of accessibility features. All Metrolink trams and tram stops are accessible for wheelchair users.

Every tram stop has:

A ramp, lift, or escalator - for the latest service updates for lifts and escalators at your stop, visit our dedicated webpage.
Step-free access for wheelchair users and people with pushchairs
CCTV and emergency call-points
platforms with tactile edges for visually impaired passengers.

Every tram has:

An area for people who use wheelchairs
Space for pushchairs
Seats marked for people who have trouble standing
Emergency call points.

For further information on the accessibility of Metrolink, please visit the accessibility hub.

Accessibility on the bus

Many buses have ramps and can accommodate wheelchairs. Some new buses also have display screens, route numbers, destination displays and audio-visual ‘next stop’ announcements.

A lot of bus operators have low floor buses to make it easier for people who use wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and those with small children and pushchairs.

For further information, visit our accessibility hub and select your bus operator for their accessibility policies.