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Destinations by Bus Buses and Taxis Local Area Leeds Station i Onward Travel Information Buses and Taxis Local area map LeedsLeeds isis aa PLUSBUSPlusBus areaarea. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2018 & also map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, CC BY-SA Rail replacement buses/coaches depart from the main entrance, at the PlusBus is a discount price ‘bus pass’ that you buy with your train ticket. It gives you unlimited bus travel around your Interchange bus stops on New Station Street. chosen town, on participating buses. Visit www.plusbus.info Main destinations by bus (Data correct at December 2019) DESTINATION BUS ROUTES BUS STOP DESTINATION BUS ROUTES BUS STOP DESTINATION BUS ROUTES BUS STOP { Adel 28 S5 { - Leeds (First Direct) Arena ## 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 { Swillington 167, 168 T1 { Barwick-in-Elmet 64 Infirmary Street C { - Leeds General Infirmary 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 4 S6 { Swinnow 10 Z1 { - Leeds University (Clarendon Way) 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 14, X14 P4 { Beeston 65, 75 S12 { - Leeds University (Woodhouse Lane) 27, 28 S5 { Temple Green Park & Ride PR2 Z3 118, 118A# Z3 { - Merrion Centre (Woodhouse Lane) 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 { Tinshill 19A S5 16, 16A S6 { - The Headrow (for Shopping area) 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 see Leeds City Centre - University of { Bramley Centre { University of Leeds 14 P4 { Leeds United FC (Elland Road) see Elland Road Stadium Leeds { Bruntcliffe 200, 201A Z2 74, 74A Infirmary Street C { West Park 19, 19A S5 { Cardinal Estate (Beeston) 65 S12 { Middleton 75 S12 { Whinmoor 4, 16, 16A P5 { Cottingley (Leeds) ^ 54, 55, 55C S12 118, 118A# Z3 55, 55C, 65 S12 117, 200, 201, { Elland Road Park & Ride PR1 Z3 117, 200, 201, { White Rose Shopping Centre Z2 Football Specials Sovereign Street 201A, 202, 203, Z2 201A, 202, 203, { Middleton Railway & Museum { Elland Road Stadium (Leeds United FC) (Match Days Only) FS 217, X17 X17 S12 54, 55, 55C S12 118, 118A# Z3 { Whitehall Road 254, 254A, 255 S5 { Farnley 15, 42 P4 7, 7A, X7 Infirmary Street E { Whitkirk 19, 19A S6 { Moortown Infirmary Street H { Woodhouse (Hyde Park Corner) 27, 28 S5 16, 16A 36+ { Farsley City Bus Station 4, 4G S6 508 S3 { Wortley P4 65 S12 54, 65 S12 42 { Gildersome { Morley ^ 200, 201, 201A, { Yeadon (Harrogate Road) 757 S3 S5 229 S13 Z2 S3 { Halton/Halton Moor 5(Leeds Citybus)* P5 202, 203 { Yeadon (Town Centre) 33A { S12 S3 { Harehills (Compton Road) 4, 16, 16A P5 New Farnley 254, 254A, 255 { Yeadon (Westfield) 33 { H { Harehills (Roundhay Road) X98, X99 Infirmary Street H Oakwood X98, X99 Infirmary Street { P5 { Headingley (Centre) 27, 28 S5 Osmondthorpe 5(Leeds Citybus)* { S12 { Headingley (Leeds Beckett University) 27** S5 Parkwood Estate (Beeston) 55, 75 E { Holbeck 54, 55, 55C, 65, 75 S12 7, 7A, X7 Infirmary Street { Primley Park Infirmary Street H 757 S5 36+ { Horsforth City Bus Station 33, 33A, 757 S3 4, 4G, 16, 16A S6 { Hunslet 74, 74A Infirmary Street C { Pudsey 14, X14 P4 { Hyde Park (Cardigan Road) 19, 19A S5 757 S5 { Ireland Wood 19 S5 { Rawdon Notes 33, 33A, 757 S3 { John Charles Centre for Sport 118A# Z3 16A S6 { { Kippax 163, 166, X60 P6 { Rodley PlusBus destination, please see below for details. 60 S3 757 S5 For all bus times and days of operation please see bus stop timetables or contact Traveline. { Rothwell 444, 446 P4 { Kirkstall 33, 33A, 60, 508, * Bus route 5 (Leeds Citybus) operates every 10 minutes daytime Mondays to Saturdays and S3 { H every 30 minutes daytime on Sundays. 757 Scarcroft X98, X99 Infirmary Street { Scholes 40 P6 ** Alight bus at Otley Road/Glen Road, it's then a short walk via Church Wood Avenue to the { Leeds Bradford International Airport 757 S3 S5 Leeds Becket University (Headingley Campus). 40 P6 { Leeds City Centre - { Seacroft + Bus route 36 operates Monday to Friday evening peak journeys only from Infirmary Street bus 4, 16, 16A P5 { - City Bus Station 5(Leeds Citybus)* P5 stop H, a regular service runs daily from the City Bus Station. { Shadwell 7S Infirmary Street E 5 minutes walk from this station (see # Bus route 118A operates evenings and all day on Sundays and Bank Holidays only. { - Infirmary Street Bus Stands 16 S6 maps) { Stanningley ## Alight bus at Merrion Centre stop L5 for the Leeds (First Direct) Arena. P4 { - Kirkgate Market 5(Leeds Citybus)* P5 14 ^ Direct trains operate to this destination from this station. 16, 16A P5 { - Law Courts (Westgate) 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 { St James's Hospital Alight all buses on Dewsbury Road (Linden Grove), it's a short walk to the Middleton Railway. { - Leeds Becket University (Civic Quarter) 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 42 Infirmary Street H Bus service 118A stops outside the Middleton Railway evenings, Sundays and Bank Holidays. 444, 446 P4 Additional bus services depart from the City Bus Station, Infirmary Street Bus Stands, The { - Leeds City College (Park Lane Campus) 5(Leeds Citybus)* S4 { Stourton T1 Headrow and other city centre bus stop locations, contact Traveline for more information. - Leeds Dock (for Royal Armouries 167, 168, 444, 446 { 28 P5 Museum) { Swarcliffe 40 P6 Leeds is a major station where taxis are usually available on a rank. Advance booking is not normally necessary, unless arriving City Cabs Club Cars A Metro Cars early in the morning or late at night. Operators who may accept Taxis bookings include: (Inclusion of this number doesn’t represent any 0113 246 1666 0113 244 4299 0800 1337073 endorsement of the taxi firm) Further information about all onward travel Local Cycle Info National Cycle Info Bus Times PlusBus See timetable leeds.gov.uk sustrans.org.uk displays at bus Find the bus times for your stop. plusbus.info For more information about cycle routes. Sustrans is the UK’s leading sustainable transport charity. stops. Search for a bus stop by entering a postcode, street & town or a stop A discount price ‘bus pass’ that you buy with your train ticket. It gives name & town. you unlimited bus travel around your chosen town, on participating buses. National Rail Enquiries Online NRE App Social Media Alert Me Contact Centre PlusBike facebook.com/nationalrailenq You can sign up to Alert Me messages on the National nationalrail.co.uk Free National Rail Enquiries app Rail Enquiries website where you can receive train and 03457 48 49 50 nationalrail.co.uk/plusbike for iOS and Android platform notifications directly to your smart phone. Calls cost no more than calls to geographic numbers For more information. @nationalrailenq (01 or 02) and may be recorded. nationalrail.co.uk/alertme This poster shows details of popular destinations and main, frequent bus routes. Additional services may run, so please check with Traveline or see posters at local bus stops. Whilst considerable care has been taken to ensure the information contained on this poster is correct and accurate, Scan this code with your mobile National Rail cannot accept responsibility for any loss or inconvenience caused by any errors or omissions, or for loss, damage, injury or inconvenience relating to the cancellation, alteration, delay or diversion of a service. For any feedback, please e-mail [email protected] to take this poster with you. V10.0 - FAB - 12/2019.
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