The buggy routes are clearly waymarked and a leaflet and route map are given out to clients. At present two routes have been developed, but it is hoped that the scheme will be extended to give access up to the ancient hill-fort of Cissbury Ring. The scheme has been extremely successful, and due to unexpected demand an updated route leaflet is being developed. This not only gave access to the countryside to people without cars, but also encouraged visitors to use public transport instead of the car. A series of six self-guided trails were developed with accompanying route cards.
All routes start, and linear routes finish, at bus stops along the urban fringe.
The route cards were made available from the buses. Board rangers led a series of guided walks along the routes. The scheme was also promoted through bus timetables and other public transport information, travel and tourism centres and posters on the buses. Page last updated 8 July 1999.