The UK Met Office has issued a Yellow warning of thunderstorms from 4am to 11am on Saturday 19 July.
If you see a highway emergency, such as a fallen tree or significant flooding, please call 0345 606 6171.
Find out more about this weather warning for Suffolk, including how to prepare.
Many people can remain independent by walking, cycling and using transport options in their area. Find out what options are available near you.
You can read about staying independent with sensory or physical disabilities to find information focused on mobility and accessibility, including accessible toilets.
Suffolk on Board has information on public transport options in Suffolk. This includes:
If you use a wheelchair, you can see our booklet, getting to where you want to be: buses (PDF, 317KB), for advice about bus travel.
Concessionary travel means that you may be able to get discounted fares on buses, trains or coaches.
If you live in England, and are disabled or receiving a state pension, you are entitled to a bus pass giving free off-peak travel on local buses anywhere in England.
Suffolk on Board has concessionary travel information on how to apply for:
First Group have designed cards to use on journeys. You can use the cards to ask the driver discreetly for extra help rather than out loud. Read about the extra help to travel cards on the First Group website.
You may be able to save money on train fares with a railcard:
There is no national concessionary scheme, but National Express offers a:
Community transport is tailored to help people whose needs might not be met by standard public transport.
You can contact these services directly to arrange transport. Here are some options you could try:
If you need help getting to hospital appointments: