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210221 Aireline Route bus stops at 2340 Aireline uses the towards bus station stop outside the bus station on York Street, not the stop towards Keighley in the bus station T S H T R N O L D R N K E R Merrion Y O Centre D E W A N W 62 West Yorkshire Playhouse to Silsden & Ilkley E W O T O St John’s A D G Victoria H Dalesway O Centre G U I Gate S R to Steeton, Airedale Hospital & Skipton E B T E L G A N S T W E A M4 The Light E Victoria N stand 16 to Burnley H1 Quarter Riddlesden Keighley Markets O W retail D R T Cougars East Riddlesden Hall E A S park H V K K11 R H9 Harvey I O C Y Nichols A E W A The B R N L Core R Swine Leeds City B L I K I R K G A T E Morton I G A Lane Art Gallery O G N BradfordDalton Road Ln N NON STOP Lane E P A E A P1 Corn D S T Aire Valley Road R T E Exchange bus station A K R R Keighley Bingley O A W P Shopping Five Rise T Plaza Trinity Leeds Locks S I N F I R T1 Keighley A M A N E R E Y A S T L Crossflatts R A E town centre Crossflatts T B O N E A L E Q R U City Square L I R E Bingley V B E L E C Park Road W4 T S Shuttle R T A S Grammar C A to Bradford I G R School N E Ferncliffe Road I Bingley Main Street K Brontëbus Shipley NON STOP Primrose Lane Glen to Haworth, Oakworth, Bingley Bingley Relief Rd Thackley Oxenhope & Hebden Bridge Leeds Road Harden Road Otley Road Leedscity centre Saltaire Apperley Leeds Town Road Salts Mill Lane High Saltaire Street Cottingley Saltaire Road Leeds Road Bingley Road Kirkgate Cottingley Harrogate Rd Shipley Abbey Road New Road Nab Wood Idle Calverley Grammar School IVER Otley Road Sainsbury’s R AIR Carr Road E Market Square Highfield Road Kirkstall Shipley Greengates Calverley Ring Road Lane KCARD LEEDS 7 Town StreetRodley Abbey boundary boundary Woodhall Road d Bradford Rd Kirkstall T Bradford Road Calverley an s S d Kirkstall T Arms ee S T L Bridge Lane D S Lower Road R Y N Shuttle Town St T O R E Kirkstall Hill S E L N U E to Bradford Burley H Q T H H Matalan R T R Morrisons Kirkstall Road Cardigan O O Road N N 36 Cardigan Fields Burley Road C A to V E Sainsbury’s Canal Harrogate N Armley Mills & Ripon Town D Road I Industrial Museum Hall bus station S bus H Stanningley Road station S T Wellington Asda Street Leeds Airedale Cavendish Leeds Shopping Retail Park City Centre T College S B&M R DA E L Coastliner TO V N to York, Malton, O LN N Keighley Scarborough L A & Whitby O H L W A D E O S P A R W T T Cityzap E A S Iceland M I L to York FAST L N Aldi L L N Y E D N bus stops R O C Y E towards Leeds L S E Keighley town centre towards bus station R G.
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