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13 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 13 bus time schedule & line map 13 Middleton Thorpe Lane - Brackenwood View In Website Mode The 13 bus line (Middleton Thorpe Lane - Brackenwood) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gledhow <-> Middleton: 5:54 AM - 10:50 PM (2) Harehills <-> Gledhow: 5:52 AM (3) Leeds City Centre <-> Middleton: 6:29 AM (4) Middleton <-> Chapeltown: 5:26 PM - 5:49 PM (5) Middleton <-> Gledhow: 5:31 AM - 10:20 PM (6) Middleton <- > Leeds City Centre: 11:13 PM - 11:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 13 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 13 bus arriving. Direction: Gledhow <-> Middleton 13 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Gledhow <-> Middleton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:45 AM - 10:45 PM Monday 5:54 AM - 10:50 PM Brackenwood Drive, Gledhow Tuesday 5:54 AM - 10:50 PM Lidgett Hill, Gledhow Wednesday 5:54 AM - 10:50 PM Thorn Lane, Gledhow Thursday 5:54 AM - 10:50 PM Oakwell Mount, Roundhay Friday 5:54 AM - 10:25 PM Oakwood Clock, Oakwood Saturday 5:54 AM - 10:44 PM Back Oakwood Avenue, Leeds Ravenscar Avenue, Oakwood Roundhay Road Tesco, Oakwood 13 bus Info Direction: Gledhow <-> Middleton Copgrove Road, Harehills Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 48 min Roundhay Road, Leeds Line Summary: Brackenwood Drive, Gledhow, Fforde Grene Jct, Harehills Lidgett Hill, Gledhow, Thorn Lane, Gledhow, Oakwell Mount, Roundhay, Oakwood Clock, Oakwood, A58, Leeds Ravenscar Avenue, Oakwood, Roundhay Road Lascelles Terrace, Harehills Tesco, Oakwood, Copgrove Road, Harehills, Fforde Grene Jct, Harehills, Lascelles Terrace, Harehills, Lascelles Street, Leeds Elford Place, Harehills, Spencer Place, Harehills, Elford Place, Harehills Barrack Road, Harehills, Enƒeld Centre, Sheepscar, Roscoe Street, Sheepscar, Sheepscar Junction, Whitƒeld Street, Leeds Sheepscar, Benson Street, Sheepscar, Lovell Park, Spencer Place, Harehills Mabgate, Victoria O, Leeds City Centre, Corn Exchange F, Leeds City Centre, Southbank B, Leeds City Centre, Crown Point D, Crown Point, Lcc Barrack Road, Harehills Printworks, Crown Point, Brookƒeld Street, Crown Point, Stafford Street, Hunslet, Hunslet Health Ctr, Enƒeld Centre, Sheepscar Hunslet, Hunslet Centre, Hunslet, Midland Road, 5 Roundhay Road, Leeds Hunslet, Playfair Road, Hunslet Carr, Moor Road, Hunslet Carr, West Grange Drive, Hunslet Carr, East Roscoe Street, Sheepscar Grange Road, Hunslet Carr, Belle Isle Circus, Belle 12 Roundhay Road, Leeds Isle, Windmill Road, Belle Isle, Petersƒeld Avenue, Belle Isle, Middleton Road, Belle Isle, Town Street, Sheepscar Junction, Sheepscar North Street, Leeds Belle Isle, Lanshaw Walk, Belle Isle, Lanshaw View, Middleton, Newhall Bank, Middleton, Newhall Benson Street, Sheepscar Gardens, Middleton, North Lingwell Road, Middleton, 1 Sheepscar Grove, Leeds Middleton Park, Middleton, Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton, Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton, Middleton Lovell Park, Mabgate Pk Grove, Middleton, Throstle Lane, Middleton, 84 - 86 North Street, Leeds Thorpe Lane, Middleton Victoria O, Leeds City Centre 102-104 Vicar Lane, Leeds Corn Exchange F, Leeds City Centre New Market Street, Leeds Southbank B, Leeds City Centre Meadow Lane, Leeds Crown Point D, Crown Point Hunslet Lane, Leeds Lcc Printworks, Crown Point Brookƒeld Street, Crown Point Hunslet Road, Leeds Stafford Street, Hunslet Hunslet Health Ctr, Hunslet Hunslet Centre, Hunslet 90 Church Street, Leeds Midland Road, Hunslet Balm Road, Leeds Playfair Road, Hunslet Carr Moor Road, Hunslet Carr Braithwaite Row, Leeds West Grange Drive, Hunslet Carr Woodville Square, Leeds East Grange Road, Hunslet Carr Belle Isle Road, Leeds Belle Isle Circus, Belle Isle Windmill Road, Belle Isle Windmill Road, Leeds Petersƒeld Avenue, Belle Isle Middleton Road, Belle Isle Town Street, Belle Isle Town Street, Leeds Lanshaw Walk, Belle Isle Lanshaw Walk, Leeds Lanshaw View, Middleton Lanshaw View, Leeds Newhall Bank, Middleton Dunlin Fold, Leeds Newhall Gardens, Middleton Newhall Gardens, Leeds North Lingwell Road, Middleton Middleton Park, Middleton Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton Middleton Park Road, Leeds Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton 11 Middleton Park Circus, Leeds Middleton Pk Grove, Middleton Middleton Park Grove, Leeds Throstle Lane, Middleton Thorpe Lane, Middleton Throstle Road, England Direction: Harehills <-> Gledhow 13 bus Time Schedule 9 stops Harehills <-> Gledhow Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:52 AM Fforde Grene Jct, Harehills Tuesday 5:52 AM Harehills Avenue, Harehills Harehills Avenue, Leeds Wednesday 5:52 AM Roundhay Road Tesco, Oakwood Thursday 5:52 AM Friday 5:52 AM Ravenscar Avenue, Oakwood Back Ravenscar Avenue, Leeds Saturday 5:54 AM - 6:24 AM Oakwood Clock, Oakwood Oakwell Mount, Roundhay St Margarets Drive, Leeds 13 bus Info Direction: Harehills <-> Gledhow Thorn Lane, Gledhow Stops: 9 Trip Duration: 9 min Lidgett Hill, Gledhow Line Summary: Fforde Grene Jct, Harehills, Harehills Gledhow Wood Road, Leeds Avenue, Harehills, Roundhay Road Tesco, Oakwood, Ravenscar Avenue, Oakwood, Oakwood Clock, Brackenwood Drive, Gledhow Oakwood, Oakwell Mount, Roundhay, Thorn Lane, Gledhow, Lidgett Hill, Gledhow, Brackenwood Drive, Gledhow Direction: Leeds City Centre <-> Middleton 13 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Leeds City Centre <-> Middleton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:29 AM Monday Not Operational Corn Exchange F, Leeds City Centre New Market Street, Leeds Tuesday Not Operational Southbank B, Leeds City Centre Wednesday Not Operational Meadow Lane, Leeds Thursday Not Operational Crown Point D, Crown Point Friday Not Operational Hunslet Lane, Leeds Saturday Not Operational Lcc Printworks, Crown Point Brookƒeld Street, Crown Point Hunslet Road, Leeds 13 bus Info Stafford Street, Hunslet Direction: Leeds City Centre <-> Middleton Stops: 29 Hunslet Health Ctr, Hunslet Trip Duration: 27 min Line Summary: Corn Exchange F, Leeds City Centre, Hunslet Centre, Hunslet Southbank B, Leeds City Centre, Crown Point D, 90 Church Street, Leeds Crown Point, Lcc Printworks, Crown Point, Brookƒeld Street, Crown Point, Stafford Street, Midland Road, Hunslet Hunslet, Hunslet Health Ctr, Hunslet, Hunslet Centre, Balm Road, Leeds Hunslet, Midland Road, Hunslet, Playfair Road, Hunslet Carr, Moor Road, Hunslet Carr, West Grange Playfair Road, Hunslet Carr Drive, Hunslet Carr, East Grange Road, Hunslet Carr, Belle Isle Circus, Belle Isle, Windmill Road, Belle Isle, Moor Road, Hunslet Carr Petersƒeld Avenue, Belle Isle, Middleton Road, Belle Braithwaite Row, Leeds Isle, Town Street, Belle Isle, Lanshaw Walk, Belle Isle, Lanshaw View, Middleton, Newhall Bank, Middleton, West Grange Drive, Hunslet Carr Newhall Gardens, Middleton, North Lingwell Road, Woodville Square, Leeds Middleton, Middleton Park, Middleton, Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton, Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton, East Grange Road, Hunslet Carr Middleton Pk Grove, Middleton, Throstle Lane, Belle Isle Road, Leeds Middleton, Thorpe Lane, Middleton Belle Isle Circus, Belle Isle Windmill Road, Belle Isle Windmill Road, Leeds Petersƒeld Avenue, Belle Isle Middleton Road, Belle Isle Town Street, Belle Isle Town Street, Leeds Lanshaw Walk, Belle Isle Lanshaw Walk, Leeds Lanshaw View, Middleton Lanshaw View, Leeds Newhall Bank, Middleton Dunlin Fold, Leeds Newhall Gardens, Middleton Newhall Gardens, Leeds North Lingwell Road, Middleton Middleton Park, Middleton Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton Middleton Park Road, Leeds Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton 11 Middleton Park Circus, Leeds Middleton Pk Grove, Middleton Middleton Park Grove, Leeds Throstle Lane, Middleton Thorpe Lane, Middleton Throstle Road, England Direction: Middleton <-> Chapeltown 13 bus Time Schedule 62 stops Middleton <-> Chapeltown Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:26 PM - 5:49 PM Thorpe Lane, Middleton Throstle Road, England Tuesday 5:26 PM - 5:49 PM Throstle Lane, Middleton Wednesday 5:26 PM - 5:49 PM Thursday 5:26 PM - 5:49 PM Middleton Pk Grove, Middleton Friday 5:26 PM Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton Saturday Not Operational Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton Middleton Park Road, Leeds Middleton Park, Middleton 13 bus Info North Lingwell Road, Middleton Direction: Middleton <-> Chapeltown Stops: 62 Newhall Gardens, Middleton Trip Duration: 64 min Newhall Gardens, Leeds Line Summary: Thorpe Lane, Middleton, Throstle Lane, Middleton, Middleton Pk Grove, Middleton, Newhall Bank, Middleton Middleton Pk Circus, Middleton, Middleton Pk Circus, Dunlin Fold, Leeds Middleton, Middleton Park, Middleton, North Lingwell Road, Middleton, Newhall Gardens, Middleton, Lanshaw View, Middleton Newhall Bank, Middleton, Lanshaw View, Middleton, Aberƒeld Bank, Leeds Lanshaw Walk, Belle Isle, Middleton Road, Belle Isle, Petersƒeld Avenue, Belle Isle, Windmill Road, Belle Lanshaw Walk, Belle Isle Isle, Belle Isle Circus, Belle Isle, East Grange Road, Aberƒeld Mount, Leeds Hunslet Carr, West Grange Drive, Hunslet Carr, Moor Road, Hunslet Carr, Playfair Road, Hunslet Carr, Middleton Road, Belle Isle Midland Road, Hunslet, Hunslet Centre, Hunslet, Church Street, Hunslet, Stafford Street, Hunslet, Petersƒeld Avenue, Belle Isle Whitehouse Street, Hunslet, Brookƒeld Street, Crown Point, Lcc Printworks, Crown Point, Crown Point F, Windmill Road, Belle Isle Crown Point, Southbank D, Crown Point, Corn Exchange B, Leeds City Centre, Victoria J, Leeds City Belle Isle Close, Leeds Centre, Lovell Park, Mabgate, Sheepscar Junction, Sheepscar, Roscoe Street, Sheepscar, Enƒeld Centre, Belle Isle Circus, Belle Isle Sheepscar, Barrack Road, Harehills, Spencer Place,
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