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21933-RingBinderManual-Tabs_Layout 108/01/201609:50Page32 FLE t Four Lane Ends LAMBOURN A AILSHAM A UE G Y PLACE L OVE SE E RD N IGH GR O Map Key Nearest bus stops for A SHLE A B F A K I E 18.55.63 H B BENTON L U Road served by bus onwardIS travel L H MARLOW OP UE BENTON D R RO EN 63 S V R YS VE Direction of travel Stop Stop no. CK D Stop code A BYEWA 18 T RI ER O THE GROVE VE T V 55 CH ERR AS A NUE BEE T NC P ENUE Bus stop (destinations listed below) E A A 09FLEA twrapjwg A D 18 U E T V I U W R 52.54.494.554ANE LANE N H R B OVE PL E UE E Metro bus replacement B CA09FLEB twrapjwd E V R R D AY IG E A ø G ILL L 555.K1.K2 ELMSFORD GR AM AVEN D C ND GH STONELEIGH AVENUE IN R W LA R C 09FLEC twrapjwa O K H A GOAT SAND Benton N O Metro line N R IO P VE S T 09FLED twrapjtw O W TA P D R R S 62 A H R 17 A O 636 6633 O I D 555 5555 I Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright 2015. 1818 S T A 1188 09FLEE twrgwdamE AVENUE A E R F T 353 D I F U E C 4 GOATHLAND A L OX K S D R H N F GR09FLEF twrgwdap I D E D C EYFRIARS LANE K T V A O E RI M E H E A A V AV D L N L E Metro bus G 09FLEG twrgwjwjA TO D D G S B LIN L E D O H 2 E A U R H 09064 twramjtd ST O R B replacement EN YEW URN V Four Lane Ends V U W Y O A A A E T A S J 09063 twramjta M 18.18A V N Interchange Y T Towards Whitley Bay W R H E D A U A A CARL ø 18.18A.54.62F NE IO N A N ST 52.55.62 B E terminating: K 09138 twrampjdR E L U N W E D A E Towards Newcastle G LP ø 63.494.554 N LYTHE 1.18A.38.68.335 A RO WES H T L 09074 twramjwj T WAY EASTFIELD RO T L FAR O C L M AV O E 555.K1.K2 353.555.K1.K2 S AD Occasionally there are unexpected delays to the Metro ENUE N N O T service and in these instances a bus replacement service is Please note: Stop letters (eg ) are for map U RO A L calling: AD E 18.18A.54 A T R sometimes used. Passengers are advised that there may be reference only and may not appear at the stop D RO N W L R E AD a delay in providing the bus replacement service. However, .62 H FI R I 18.32.32A.52.55 H E TBY every effort will be made to keep delays to a minimum. O CR W 62.63.494.554 Metro apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Bus times on your phone ES C C WHITLEY ROAD A E During planned modernisation work a bus replacement To receive the times of the next three NTN O The Oxford Centre N L L L ET service will sometimes be required, planned service A departures from a bus stop, text* the B RE 1.32.32A.52.55.62.631 E ST N T & Longbenton Library E Balliol N changes will be shown on station engineering posters and stop code to . G O 84268 R R 4 G 9 passenger information display boards. 68.335.353.494.5543 E F 1.4 R Primary 9 D 2 L 3.3 Alternatively, if you have a smartphone, Y 5 Bus replacement service stops are usually at or close to KING A School .3 A .3 995 SBURY CT 3 N 1. Metro stations and are shown on the map. R 9 go to nexus.org.uk/myJourney L 3 2 .335 2.9 O E 5 A 6868 .79 M For more information use the station Help Point or contact * Calls will cost 25p plus standard charges E CLO A . 68.391 SE . A a member of staff. D 3 5 496 5 2 FourFou Lane Ends R 494. 496 3 Q .5 St Bartholomew's . U 4 5 792. 991 9 C ooff E PrimaryP School IS .6 4 391 C 995 WHITEFRIARS WY C H L O O FRONT STREET A 4 .335.353. S 8 C 1 E 1.6 H CHESTERS AVENUE 4966 494.792.991.995 L Longbenton J A N 792792 A. L ALK E 2 B OR W 32.32A.38.52.55.391 AD MAN K RO E R N 6.55 TON PA BEN T 494.496.554.792.991.995 O A L N P F T b AI R o ANOR L K MAM MA E u R O Y 494 D N t W OA W H WA R 5 D US RK NOR DRIVE TRRUS PA T TON m PARKSIDE AVENUE G A POR BEN H HIDDLES i E Y A n CO S u A 32 M t D e ON CL V BENTON R A SGR BENT R s E V AV ’ 32A I w N E BENT AVENNUE V Multi-Storey A N N a U I E STO l 62 OVE COURT INS BO k NU M TO f E U Car Park T ro 63 E R m L N AVENUE IE E E IRF O Y VVENUEEFoNU MUIRFIELDMU RD 1 A u O E PTON r L 391 N CLOS THRO ane AAD 496 Four Lane Ends D End 496496 LA s Metro station 792 AVENUE 779292 A AND N HE L C T C AR SW 995 E R O B E A S C G C H C E D N ROA L F D 391 HMRC Benton T MANOR A E 391 THE DRIVE N 496 Park View 496 E Racecourse Special Services 995 995 depart A 21933-RingBinderManual-Tabs_Layout 123/12/201516:54Page33 Destinations of buses from Four Lane Ends Metro station Destination Bus Stop Destination Bus Stop Destination Bus Stop Destination Bus Stop A Annitsford 353, 494* B Coxlodge 32A E Kenton Bar 32A E RVI, Dental Hospital H 32A E Ashington Town Centre 494* B Cradlewell 52 E Kenton Bar Estate 32A E S St Anthonys 18, 18A D B Balliol Business Park Entrance 62, 554, 555 C Cramlington High Pit 494* B Killingworth, Bus Station 52 D St Peters Basin 18 D Barrack Road, St James Park 62, 63 F Cramlington Parkside 494* B 62, 63 C Sandyford 1 F Battle Hill 335 G Cramlington Shops 52 D K1, K2, 353 B 52 E BBC TV Centre 32A E 494* B Killingworth, Citadel West 353 B Scotswood 1 F 62, 63 F Cruddas Park 1 F Killingworth, East Bailey 62, 63 C Seaton Burn 353 B Bedlington and Town Centre 494* B 32A E K2 B Silver Fox Way 335 G Benton, Asda 335 G D Denton Burn 1 F Killingworth, West Bailey 52 D Slatyford 1, 62, 63 F Benton Estate 18 B Dinnington 353 B 62 C Slatyford, Netherby Drive 63 F Benwell, Shops 32A E Dudley 52 D 353 B Benwell Village 32A E Slatyford, Silver Lonnen 792* L 353 B Killingworth Village K2 B South Benwell 1 F Bewick Park 335 G DWP Longbenton, 32A,52,55,554 Kingston Park, Shops 353 B E 32A E 391* J Benton Park Road 494* G Kingston Park, Tudor Grange 353 B South Gosforth, Roundabout 18, 18A D Billy Mill Avenue, Lyncroft Road 391* J 792* L L Longbenton, Shops 18, 18A D 32A,52,55,554 E Blackhall Mill 792* L DWP Longbenton, Main Site 391*, 995* K 62 C Spital Tongues 32A E Blakelaw 32A E 494* G Longbenton, Stoneleigh Ave 62 C Stakeford 494* B Blaydon Bus Station 792* L 391*, 792* L M Manors 32, 62, 63 F BT Call Centre, 18 D DWP Tyneview Park 68, 494* G Meadow Well 391* J T Tyne Met, 391* J Salters Lane 62 C 353 B Meadway Estate 55 B Coast Road Campus 335 G Buddle Road, Violet Close 1 F 391*, 792, 991, H Middle Engine Lane, Atmel 335 G Tyne Met College 391* J 32A E 995 Middle Engine Lane, Bewick Park 335 G W Walker, Bus Terminal 18, 18A D Burradon 52 D 496 J N Newbiggin-by-the-Sea 494* B Walker Road, Beal Terrace 18, 18A D 353 B E Elswick 32A E Newcastle Airport p 353 B Walker, Westbourne Avenue 18 D Byker 18, 18A D F Fawdon 32A E Newcastle, 1, 62 F Wallsend 18 D 62, 63 F Fenham 32A E Central Station Wallsend Road 391* J Byker, Heaton Road 18, 18A D 63 F Newcastle General Hospital H 32A E West Denton Shops 62, 63 F 32 F Fenham Hall Drive 63 F Newcastle, Haymarket 52, 55 E West Moor 52 D C Camperdown 52 D Forest Hall 18, 55, 353 B ~ Barras Bridge 55 62 C 353 B E K1, K2 B Chapel House 63 F 63 C ~ St Mary’s Place 52 E Chapel Park 62 F Freeman Hospital H 18, 18A D Newcastle, John Dobson St 1 F Whickham View 1 F Chillingham Road Ends 62, 63 F 52 E Newcastle, Monument 1, 32, 62, 63 F 792* L Chillingham Road, Shops 1 F Freeman Rd, Hambledon Gdns 18, 18A D 32A E Wideopen 353 B 62, 63 F 52 E ~ Newgate Street 32A E Winlaton Bus Station 792* L Chopwell 792* L G Gosforth High Street 32A, 554 E Newcastle, Percy Street 32A E Winlaton Mill, Mundle Avenue 792* L Church Avenue, Church Road 32A, 554 E Greenhills Estate K1, K2 B Newcastle, St James 62, 63 F Woolsington 353 B Clousden Hill 55, 353 B Guide Post 494* B Newcastle, St Thomas Street 32A E Notes: - Metro station interchange - Main bus interchange 63 C H Hadrian Park 335 G North Kenton 32A E - Rail interchange H - Hospital - Park and Ride p - Airport Coach Lane Campus 1 F 391* J North Seaton 494* B * Services operate 1 am and/or 1 pm journey for travel to/from DWP sites Coast Road, Corner House 18, 18A D Hazlerigg 353 B North Tyneside Council OfIces K1 B 32 F High Farm 335 G North View 1 F 52 E 391* J North Walbottle 62 F Cobalt Business Park, 335 G HighIeld 792* L Northumberland College 494* B /mymetrotw Like us on Facebook for Proctor & Gamble High Heaton 32, 62, 63 F Q Quorum Business Park 52 D the latest news Cobalt Link Road 335 G 391* J 62, 554, 555 C @My_Metro Cochrane Park 1 F High Spen 792* L K1, K2 B Follow us on Twitter for real time travel updates Cowgate 32A E Howdon 391* J R Regent Centre 554 E While every care has been taken in producing this information, Metro is not liable for any 62 F J Jesmond Dene Road 55 E Rosehill 391* J errors or omissions which may inadvertently occur.
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