Fastway aims to improve bus services in the Crawley, Gatwick and Horley area.
 The project included construction of new bus lanes, including guided bus lanes, construction of new bus waiting shelters and provision of electronic real-time passenger information and a fleet of new low-floor buses for Metrobus (part of the Go Ahead Group)
Construction work began in May 2002, and was scheduled to be completed by June 2005.
 In October 2006, major work stopped, having completed around 60% of the planned work - 1.5 km guided and 5.8 km unguided bus lanes were constructed, of the planned 2.5 km guided and 8.8 km unguided lanes.
The planned 24 traffic lights and 11 roundabouts were changed to 40 traffic lights and 2 roundabouts.
Fastway aims to improve bus services in the Crawley, Gatwick and Horley area.  The project included construction of new bus lanes, including guided bus lanes, construction of new bus waiting shelters and provision of electronic real-time passenger information and a fleet of new low-floor buses for Metrobus (part of the Go Ahead Group)
Construction work began in May 2002, and was scheduled to be completed by June 2005.  In October 2006, major work stopped, having completed around 60% of the planned work - 1.5 km guided and 5.8 km unguided bus lanes were constructed, of the planned 2.5 km guided and 8.8 km unguided lanes. The planned 24 traffic lights and 11 roundabouts were changed to 40 traffic lights and 2 roundabouts.
Fastway (bus rapid transit)