£9 million has been given to West Sussex County Council to enhance the bus network.
The Department of Transport has provided the grant.
The council says they’ll use the money to support routes, increase buses, as well as make bus stop improvements and provide more real-time passenger information displays.
Councillor Joy Dennis, Cabinet Member for Highways and Transport, said: “Having a reliable public transport network is vital in providing a sustainable and prosperous economy in our county. Both residents and businesses rely on buses to keep them connected with their communities, whether it’s for work, leisure, or education.
“We welcome this continued grant from the government that allows us to further improve our public transport services and for the opportunity to continue working in close partnership with the local bus operators.
“By improving our bus network, we are able to boost people’s independence and help them to fulfil their potential while also providing a more environmentally friendly way to travel.”
Local Transport Minister Simon Lightwood MP, said: "The value of regular and reliable bus services cannot be understated, so it's great to hear that our £9 million investment in bus improvements will be put to good use boosting bus services and enhancing infrastructure for passengers across West Sussex.
"With over £1bn allocated across the country, and our Bus Services Bill set to give local leaders new powers to take control of services, our bus revolution is well underway - bringing an end to the postcode lottery of bus services, driving economic growth, and better connecting communities to jobs and opportunities."
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