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WA1 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route WA1 bus time schedule & line map WA1 East Ardsley - Woodkirk Academy View In Website Mode The WA1 bus line (East Ardsley - Woodkirk Academy) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) East Ardsley <-> Tingley: 8:12 AM (2) Tingley <-> Thorpe: 3:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest WA1 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next WA1 bus arriving. Direction: East Ardsley <-> Tingley WA1 bus Time Schedule 26 stops East Ardsley <-> Tingley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:12 AM Common Lane Casson Ave, East Ardsley Tuesday 8:12 AM Common Lane Ardsley Common, East Ardsley Common Lane, England Wednesday 8:12 AM Common Lane Railway Ter, East Ardsley Thursday 8:12 AM Friday 8:12 AM Common Lane Forest Ridge, Thorpe Saturday Not Operational Station Ln Scampston Drive, Thorpe Station Lane, England Station Lane Back Oakley Terrace, Thorpe WA1 bus Info Stanhope Road, Thorpe Direction: East Ardsley <-> Tingley 33 Stanhope Road, England Stops: 26 Trip Duration: 23 min Fall Ln Mary Street, East Ardsley Line Summary: Common Lane Casson Ave, East Sarah Street, England Ardsley, Common Lane Ardsley Common, East Ardsley, Common Lane Railway Ter, East Ardsley, Fall Lane Queen St, East Ardsley Common Lane Forest Ridge, Thorpe, Station Ln Scampston Drive, Thorpe, Station Lane Back Oakley Fall Lane Cave Ln, East Ardsley Terrace, Thorpe, Stanhope Road, Thorpe, Fall Ln Main Street, England Mary Street, East Ardsley, Fall Lane Queen St, East Ardsley, Fall Lane Cave Ln, East Ardsley, Main Street, Main Street, East Ardsley East Ardsley, Main St Thorpe Road, East Ardsley, Bay Horse Royston Hill, East Ardsley, Bradford Road Main St Thorpe Road, East Ardsley Brayshaw Rd, East Ardsley, Bradford Road Sunnyƒeld, East Ardsley, Bradford Road Library, East Thorpe Road, England Ardsley, Amblers Mill, East Ardsley, Westerton Rd Bay Horse Royston Hill, East Ardsley Garden House Lane, Tingley, Westerton Rd Thirlmere Drive, Tingley, Westerton Rd Smithy Lane, Tingley, Westerton Frost Corner, Tingley, Westerton Road Bradford Road Brayshaw Rd, East Ardsley Lonsdale Rise, Tingley, Westerton Road, Tingley, Syke Rd Meadow Way, Tingley, Syke Rd Syke Avenue, Bradford Road Sunnyƒeld, East Ardsley Tingley, Woodkirk Academy, Tingley Bradford Road Library, East Ardsley Amblers Mill, East Ardsley Westerton Rd Garden House Lane, Tingley Westerton Rd Thirlmere Drive, Tingley Westerton Rd Smithy Lane, Tingley Westerton Frost Corner, Tingley Westerton Road Lonsdale Rise, Tingley Westerton Road, Tingley Westerton Road, Leeds Syke Rd Meadow Way, Tingley 19 Syke Road, Leeds Syke Rd Syke Avenue, Tingley Woodkirk Academy, Tingley Direction: Tingley <-> Thorpe WA1 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Tingley <-> Thorpe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:10 PM Woodkirk Academy, Tingley Tuesday 3:10 PM Syke Rd Syke Avenue, Tingley Rein Road, England Wednesday 3:10 PM Syke Rd Syke Gardens, Tingley Thursday 3:10 PM 19 Syke Road, Leeds Friday 2:10 PM Westerton Rd Syke Road, Tingley Saturday Not Operational Westerton Road, Tingley Westerton Road, Leeds Westerton Road Lonsdale Rise, Tingley WA1 bus Info Broadcroft Drive, Leeds Direction: Tingley <-> Thorpe Stops: 21 Westerton Frost Corner, Tingley Trip Duration: 19 min Line Summary: Woodkirk Academy, Tingley, Syke Rd Westerton Rd Smithy Lane, Tingley Syke Avenue, Tingley, Syke Rd Syke Gardens, Tingley, Westerton Rd Syke Road, Tingley, Westerton Road, Westerton Rd Thirlmere Drive, Tingley Tingley, Westerton Road Lonsdale Rise, Tingley, Westerton Frost Corner, Tingley, Westerton Rd Westerton Rd Garden House Lane, East Ardsley Smithy Lane, Tingley, Westerton Rd Thirlmere Drive, Tingley, Westerton Rd Garden House Lane, East Amblers Mill, East Ardsley Ardsley, Amblers Mill, East Ardsley, Bradford Road Library, East Ardsley, Bradford Rd Healey Croft Lane, 215a Bradford Road, England East Ardsley, Bradford Road Sunnyƒeld, East Ardsley, Bradford Road Library, East Ardsley Bradford Road Brayshaw Rd, East Ardsley, Chapel Street Bradford Rd, East Ardsley, Main Street, East Bradford Rd Healey Croft Lane, East Ardsley Ardsley, Fall Lane Cave Ln, East Ardsley, Fall Lane Queen St, East Ardsley, Fall Ln Mary Street, East Ardsley, Stanhope Road, Thorpe Bradford Road Sunnyƒeld, East Ardsley Bradford Road Brayshaw Rd, East Ardsley Chapel Street Bradford Rd, East Ardsley Chapel Street, England Main Street, East Ardsley Fall Lane Cave Ln, East Ardsley Main Street, England Fall Lane Queen St, East Ardsley Buckthorne Fold, England Fall Ln Mary Street, East Ardsley Cross Street, England Stanhope Road, Thorpe 33 Stanhope Road, England WA1 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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