Thurrock Council - Travel & Transport

Plan your road journeys around Thurrock with the aid of our interactive roadworks map.

Covers traffic calming, speed humps, accident investigation, pedestrian and cycle facilities.

The council is responsible for most Thurrock roads, footways, gullies, traffic signs, road markings, etc.

Thurrock Council is responsible for enforcing parking, loading and waiting restrictions in the borough.

Pedestrain training, cycle proficiency, walking bus, safety cameras, driver improvement scheme, etc.

The council maintains some 18,000 street lights and illuminated road signs and bollards.

Local safety schemes provide the main focus of targeted engineering measures in the borough.

Our map provides detailed information for cyclists wishing to use the cycle network in Thurrock.

Maps for bus, ferry and rail routes within Thurrock and out to the surrounding area.

Most bus services are privately operated. Routes and timetables are online at www.traveline.org.uk.

Thurrock is on the c2c railway line between London Fenchurch Street and Shoeburyness.

If you are 60 or over, or eligible disabled, you can enjoy free off-peak travel anywhere in England on local bus services.

Timetables for bus, ferry and rail routes within Thurrock and out to the surrounding area.

Thurrock Council and Kent County Council, subsidises the Tilbury to Gravesend ferry service.

Includes free bus travel, Trans-vol, Thurrock Disability Network and the Motability Care Scheme.

Timetable information is available for all bus, ferry and rail services that run in Thurrock.