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MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 1 Page PM 4:41 2/22/11 Timetable'11 MB MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 2 NETWORK TIMETABLE 2011 Information on buses to and through the North York Moors National Park THE GREEN WAY TO DISCOVER AND EXPLORE! NEW OPERATING DAYS2011 FOR MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 1 MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 2 Cover photo: Mike Kipling Contents Timetables and information were believed to be correct at time of printing, but we reserve the right to introduce alterations. Pages 3-6 General information including Operational Days Where possible, notice will be given. If in doubt please speak Pages 7-9 Bus stop maps to a Moorsbus Co-ordinator, or phone 01845 597000 Pages 10-11 Discounts with your ticket PARK AND RIDE Pages 12-13 Dalby Forester M5 Pages 14-17 Moorland Discovery M2 M3 M4 Pages 18-19 Rosedale Rambler M6 M7 M8 Why not leave your car at one of our National Park car parks? Take the bus Pages 20-21 Map from Sutton Bank National Park Centre, The Moors National Park Centre, Danby, Hutton le Hole, Saltergate, Thornton le Dale or Newton under Pages 22-23 Western Explorer M9 M11 Roseberry and get your parking fee refunded – £4.00 (all day), £2.20 (up Pages 24-27 Long distance Moorsbus to the National Park to 2 hours), Saltergate £2.00 (all day), £1 (up to 2 hours) when you buy an all-day Moorsbus ticket. Use the special voucher with the car park ticket. Pages 28-29 Heritage Bus and Whitby to Danby Vintage Bus Pages 30-31 Scarborough to Sutton Bank (Scarborough & District 128) Page 32 Esk Valley Railway and North Yorkshire Moors Railway Moorsbus services are heavily subsidised by the National Park Authority Page 34 Guisborough to Whitby & Scarborough (Arriva 5 & 93) Page 35 Malton to Whitby (Yorkshire Coastliner 840) For other public transport Pages 36-37 Index timetable information: Pages 38-39 Network Map and Zones MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 3 Welcome Moorsbus is a network of bus services to and through the North York Moors which make it easy to explore the area without MOORSBUS TICKETS for travel before 9.30 am outside York and the need for a car. This helps keep the Tickets are for all-day travel on the Network. North Yorkshire on Moorsbus ‘M’ services. They are issued and accepted on Moorsbus, moors a special and more enjoyable place, Up to four children (ages 0-15 inc) may travel and by our partner services Scarborough & now and for future generations. free with a fare paying adult except on Arriva District 128, Yorkshire Coastliner 840 and services 5 and 93; £1 for an all-day ticket. You’ll recognise a Moorsbus by Arriva 93 and 5 services on relevant days the plum and yellow triangle (see calendar on Page 5). Local fares are available for single journeys – displayed at the front of the please ask the driver. bus. In towns and villages they Inner zone single ticket £5 Combined bus and rail tickets (Moorslink) are use normal bus stops but in the countryside Outer zone single ticket £8 you can hail the bus – drivers will stop wherever available. See Page 32/33 for details. (See map on Page 38 for zone boundaries) it is safe to do so. Great value ticket books offer six tickets for Concessionary passes are accepted on the price of five! Available from Sutton Bank ACCESS FOR ALL all services except the Farndale Shuttle Bus, National Park Centre, The Moors National Park Low floor easy access buses are normally provided Heritage Bus and the Vintage Bus. Centre, Danby and tourist information centres on our long distances services, Moorland On Wednesdays only, concessions will be charged in Scarborough and Whitby, or by post by Discovery routes, Scarborough and District 128, £4.00 (or the appropriate single fare if cheaper) telephoning 01845 597426. Yorkshire Coastliner 840 and Arriva 93. 3 Welcome to the North York Moors National Park and Moorsbus MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 4 4 Moorsbus Operational Days Red All Moorsbus services. Moorsbus Co-ordinators Dates Green Scarborough & District service 128, Look out for our Co-ordinators who are Dates Coastliner service 840, Arriva services recognisable by their badges and uniform. 5 and 93 operating as Moorsbus They are normally based at Helmsley and services. Moorslink Esk Valley and Pickering or may be mobile anywhere on North Yorkshire Moors Railway. the Network. Gold Farndale Daffodil services. Dates See separate leaflet for They are happy to answer your questions, details. help with journey planning or ideas for Purple Heritage Bus services. your day out. In the event of unavoidable Dates See Page 28 for details. circumstances causing delays, they will do ‘V’ Vintage Bus services. their best to ensure everyone gets where V Symbol See Page 29 for details. they want to be. Grey No scheduled Moorsbus Dates services operate on these days. If you are concerned about missing a connection or if you are travelling Moorslink services – Timetable seasons may on the Moorsbus Network and need vary and all train services may not operate on immediate help please speak to all Moorsbus days. Please check the Esk Valley a Co-ordinator or telephone Railway and North Yorkshire Moors Railway Moorsbus Enquiries: 01845 597000 timetables before purchasing a Moorslink ticket. Chris Ceaser MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 5 MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE MTWTF S S MTWTF S S MTWTF S S MTWTF S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 123 1 12345 78910111213 45678910 2345678 6789101112 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9101112131415 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 30 31 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER MTWTF S S MTWTF S S MTWTF S S MTWTF S S 123 1234567V 1234 12 45678910 891011121314V 567891011 3456789 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 V 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 V 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 V 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 V V 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 5 Moorsbus Operational Days MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 6 6 Useful Information NATIONAL PARK VILLAGE NATIONAL PARK VISITOR CENTRES Malton Ryedale Taxis 01653 600 026 INFORMATION POINTS The Moors National Park Centre, Danby 0 Station Taxis 0800 834 907 • Goathland, The Post Office • 01439 772 737 • Hutton le Hole, Ryedale Folk Museum Northallerton Sutton Bank National Park Centre AAR Taxis 01609 772 222 • Osmotherley, The Top Shop • 01845 597 426 A2B Taxis 0 01609 775 252 • Rosedale Abbey, Abbey Stores and Tea Rooms Opening hours: April to October daily Dales & AAA Taxis 0 01609 772 295 • Thornton le Dale, Wardill Bros 10am – 5pm, August 9am – 6pm (Sutton Bank), Alfa Taxis 0 01609 777 724 • Grosmont, The Railway Shop August 10am – 6pm (Moors Centre). Pickering INFORMATION CENTRES Online: www.northyorkmoors.org.uk Appleby 01751 474 430 Elite 01751 477 319 Guisborough, Priory Grounds 01287 633 801 LOCAL TAXI SERVICES Harpers Taxis 01751 476 060 Helmsley, Helmsley Castle 01439 770 173 Guisborough/Saltburn Thirsk Dalby Forest, Visitor Centre 01751 460 295 A2B 01287 651 063 A2B 0 07734 570 638 Pickering, The Ropery 01751 473 791 JEB 07973 443 169 Pinchinthorpe, Guisborough Guisborough/Stokesley Great Broughton Taxis 01642 711 557 Thornton le Dale Forest Visitor Centre 01287 631 132 Stokesley Taxis 01642 712 999 Elite 01751 477 319 Scarborough, Brunswick Botterills 01751 474 210 Shopping Centre 01723 383 636 Helmsley Dial a Ride 01439 770 981 Thirsk, Market Place 01845 522 755 0 0 Specialist Wheelchair Accessibility Five Star Travel 01439 770 923 JEB 07971 777 666 MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 7 Moorsbus uses normal bus W.C. GREAT AYTON KIRKBYMOORSIDE A: to Helmsley and stops in towns and villages. A: to Danby & Sutton Bank. B: to Danby, Hull, Pickering In the countryside, if you Guisborough. and Scarborough. To Rail Station give the Moorsbus drivers a B: to Helmsley, clear signal, they will stop Pub A Middlesbrough W.C. wherever it is safe to do so. High Street & Darlington. High Green B King’s Head GUISBOROUGH A: to Danby, Saltburn, HELMSLEY A: to Guisborough, Danby, Middles- Whitby and Scarborough. B: to Helmsley, brough, Darlington, Northallerton (via Osmoth- West End Middlesbrough and Darlington. erley), Pickering and Scarborough. B: to Malton, Market Wainds Butchers Place Boots Hull, Thirsk, Northallerton, Sutton Bank and York. A A Westgate (Market Place) Bondgate B B Priory Market End Piercy St Chad’s Church Info Place Superdrug Centre W.C. Monument A170 A170 Co-op W.C. A Street Bridge B 7 Bus Stop Maps MB Timetable'11 2/22/11 4:41 PM Page 8 8 Bus Stop Maps Railway PICKERING A: to Rosedale Abbey, Station 128 to Helmsley and Sutton Bank. Rosedale ➔ B: All other Moorsbus services and ➔ Bridge St Market Place Car Park 128 to Scarborough. C: All W.C. A Lastingham A Moorsbus services to Thornton le Danby B W.C.
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