Before leaving the ferry landing, check three things: the onward bus journey shown in the journey planner, the public transport information listed for the port, and the port address. These checks help confirm the intended connection and location, but they do not establish that a particular bus will operate as planned.
How to make the checks
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Plan the onward bus journey. Use the journey planner to check the bus connection needed after the ferry journey. The cited guidance says the planner covers bus, rail and ferry travel.
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Review the port’s public transport information. Check what transport is listed as available at the port before relying on an onward connection.
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Confirm the port address. Compare the published address with the port or landing relevant to the journey. This is especially important if the onward bus journey is being planned from more than one possible port.
What still needs separate confirmation
The cited guidance does not state a particular bus route, timetable, fare, pickup point, accessibility detail or disruption policy. Those route-specific details must be confirmed for the actual port and journey before departure. A planner entry should not be treated as confirmation of any particular arrival time or bus operation.