Staffordshire Bus Lanes & Bus Gates — Operating Times

Camera-enforced bus lanes and bus gates in Staffordshire, with hours, permitted vehicles and fines. Bus lane PCNs here are £70, reduced to £35 if paid within 14 days.

Covers Stafford, Burton upon Trent, Stone, Perton, Pendeford, Lichfield, Tamworth, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cannock, Rugeley, Leek, Uttoxeter, Biddulph and Kidsgrove — bus lanes and bus gates in these areas are enforced by Staffordshire County Council, so any we track there are listed below. They are listed by road name, exactly as the road appears on the PCN and the roadside sign.

RoadTypeOperating timesWho can use it
Innovation DriveInnovation Drive, at the i54 South Staffordshire entrance off the Wobaston Road roundabout, PendefordBus gate24/7Local buses, Pedal cycles, Motorcycles
South WallsSouth Walls, Stafford town centreBus lane24/7Local buses, Taxis (hackney carriages), Pedal cycles
High StreetHigh Street, Burton upon Trent town centreBus gate24/7Local buses, Pedal cycles, Taxis (hackney carriages) 4pm–10am only
Beacon RoadBeacon Road, Walton, Stone — from the Beacon Rise junction south for 80 metres, by Brooms Road and Stone Business ParkBus gate24/7Local buses, Pedal cycles, Emergency vehicles+1 more
Gainsborough DriveGainsborough Drive, Perton, near WolverhamptonBus lane24/7Busesnot a full list — the council publishes no exemptions for this lane
📊 How much does Staffordshire County Council make from these cameras? We've published its bus lane PCN figures — 24,478 fines and £794,861 gross over 4 years — from FOI data. See the Staffordshire fines data →

Missing a road? Restrictions change and new bus gates appear every year. Check how to look up any bus lane, and remember: the roadside sign is the legal authority.