Is there a bus from Bethel to Sussex?

No, there is no public bus service connecting Bethel to Sussex.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes approximately 50 minutes.

Are there tolls on this route?

No, there are no tolls on the highways between Bethel and Sussex.

What is the best route?

Taking Route 10 to Route 1 is the most direct path.

Yes, the entire route consists of paved provincial highways.

Sussex

Driving

Bethel to Sussex

Updated: 30 May 2026

The journey from Bethel to Sussex covers approximately 65 kilometers via Route 10 and Route 1. You will primarily travel through the scenic rolling hills of the Kennebecasis Valley. The drive typically takes 50 minutes depending on traffic near the Sussex exit. This route is entirely road-based as there is no rail or bus service connecting these specific rural points. Expect a smooth drive on well-maintained provincial highways.

Total Distance: 65 km driving distance; 55 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via Route 10 and Route 1 takes 50 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the only practical and cheapest method.

Compare Bethel to Sussex Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

50 mins

Avg Price

$12 - $18 in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Route 10 to Route 1 East

Check for construction near the Sussex interchange before departing.

Travel Tips

Fuel Up
Fill your tank in Sussex as gas stations are sparse on the rural stretches of Route 10.
Check Weather
Winter driving in New Brunswick requires winter tires due to frequent ice storms.
Offline Maps
Download offline maps as cellular reception can be spotty in the valleys between Bethel and Sussex.
Speed Limits
Adhere strictly to speed limits in small towns along the route to avoid fines.
Rest Stops
Plan your stops in advance as there are limited commercial rest areas on secondary highways.

Safety Tips

Wildlife Awareness
Watch for moose and deer crossing the road, especially during dawn and dusk.
Road Conditions
Monitor the 511 New Brunswick website for real-time road closures or accidents.
Emergency Kit
Keep a basic emergency kit in your trunk including a flashlight and blanket.
Visibility
Use your headlights during daylight hours to increase visibility on winding rural roads.