What Your Commute Costs
Compare the yearly cost of the 400 bus, driving in and parking, or the Thornhill park-and-ride to Oxford — set your own days and car, see the cheapest.
Wheatley has no railway, so getting to Oxford means the 400 bus, driving in and parking, or the park-and-ride. Here's what each really costs over a year — set your own days and your own car to see which is cheapest for you.
Your ways to Oxford
| Way | You drive | Cost a day |
|---|---|---|
| The 400 bus | — | £6.00 |
| Park & Ride (Thornhill) | 8 mi | £3.59 |
| Drive in and park | 12 mi | from £26.64 |
- The 400 bus: Stops along the London Road and the High Street — a regular daytime service to Oxford city centre and the rail station.
- Park & Ride (Thornhill): Drive to Thornhill on the A40 at the edge of Oxford, park, and take the frequent bus the last few minutes into the centre.
- Drive in and park: Drive the roughly 6 miles into Oxford and use a city-centre car park (Worcester Street, Oxpens) or on-street parking.