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40 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 40 bus time schedule & line map 40 Leeds - Seacroft Bus Station View In Website Mode The 40 bus line (Leeds - Seacroft Bus Station) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Leeds City Centre <-> Seacroft: 5:24 AM - 11:10 PM (2) Seacroft <-> Leeds City Centre: 5:43 AM - 10:21 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 40 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 40 bus arriving. Direction: Leeds City Centre <-> Seacroft 40 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Leeds City Centre <-> Seacroft Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:07 AM - 11:07 PM Monday 5:24 AM - 11:10 PM City Square B, Leeds City Centre 10 Inƒrmary Street, Leeds Tuesday 5:24 AM - 11:10 PM Corn Exchange H, Leeds City Centre Wednesday 5:24 AM - 11:10 PM 9-11 Duncan Street, Leeds Thursday 5:24 AM - 11:10 PM Cultural A, Leeds City Centre Friday 5:24 AM - 11:10 PM 38 New York Street, Leeds Saturday 6:35 AM - 11:05 PM Cultural D, Quarry Hill York Street, Leeds Woodpecker Junction, Quarry Hill York Road, Leeds 40 bus Info Direction: Leeds City Centre <-> Seacroft Pontefract Lane, Richmond Hill Stops: 37 Haslewood Dene, Leeds Trip Duration: 44 min Line Summary: City Square B, Leeds City Centre, Berking Avenue, Richmond Hill Corn Exchange H, Leeds City Centre, Cultural A, Leeds City Centre, Cultural D, Quarry Hill, Raincliffe Road, East End Park Woodpecker Junction, Quarry Hill, Pontefract Lane, Glenthorpe Avenue, Leeds Richmond Hill, Berking Avenue, Richmond Hill, Raincliffe Road, East End Park, Torre Road, East End Torre Road, East End Park Park, Dawlish Terrace, East End Park, Shaftesbury A64, Leeds Jct C, Harehills, Gipton Approach, Osmondthorpe, Halton Dial, Osmondthorpe, Dunhill Rise, Halton, Dawlish Terrace, East End Park Carden Avenue, Halton, Portage Avenue, Halton, Halton Lidl, Halton, Halton Library, Halton, Sycamore Shaftesbury Jct C, Harehills Avenue, Halton, Temple Walk, Halton, Clapham Dene Road, Cross Gates, Greenway, Cross Gates, Cross Gipton Approach, Osmondthorpe Gates Ctr A, Cross Gates, Cross Gates Ctr D, Cross Gates, Manston Park, Cross Gates, Pendas Drive, Halton Dial, Osmondthorpe Cross Gates, Pendas Grove, Cross Gates, Kelmscott Green, Cross Gates, Barwick Road, Cross Gates, Dunhill Rise, Halton Stanks Cross, Swarcliffe, Stanks Rise, Swarcliffe, 49 Selby Road, Leeds Swarcliffe, Grimes Dyke School, Swarcliffe, Farndale Garth, Swarcliffe, Sherburn Approach, Seacroft, Carden Avenue, Halton Seacroft Ring Road, Seacroft, Seacroft Bus Stn B, Selby Road, Leeds Seacroft Portage Avenue, Halton Selby Road, Leeds Halton Lidl, Halton Irwin Approach, Leeds Halton Library, Halton Sycamore Avenue, Halton Back Graveley Street, Leeds Temple Walk, Halton Clapham Dene Road, Cross Gates Clapham Dene Road, Leeds Greenway, Cross Gates Greenway, Leeds Cross Gates Ctr A, Cross Gates 32 Station Road, Leeds Cross Gates Ctr D, Cross Gates East View, Leeds Manston Park, Cross Gates Pendas Drive, Cross Gates Pendas Grove, Cross Gates Kelmscott Green, Cross Gates Barwick Road, Cross Gates Stanks Cross, Swarcliffe Stanks Rise, Swarcliffe Ainsley Court, England Swarcliffe Langbar Gardens, Leeds Grimes Dyke School, Swarcliffe Farndale Garth, Swarcliffe Sherburn Approach, Seacroft Seacroft Ring Road, Seacroft A64, Leeds Seacroft Bus Stn B, Seacroft Seacroft Avenue, Leeds Direction: Seacroft <-> Leeds City Centre 40 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Seacroft <-> Leeds City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:20 AM - 10:20 PM Monday 5:43 AM - 10:21 PM Seacroft Bus Stn B, Seacroft Seacroft Avenue, Leeds Tuesday 5:43 AM - 10:21 PM Seacroft Ring Road, Seacroft Wednesday 5:43 AM - 10:21 PM A64, Leeds Thursday 5:43 AM - 10:21 PM Hebden Approach, Whinmoor Friday 5:43 AM - 10:21 PM Sledmere Place, Swarcliffe Saturday 5:45 AM - 10:51 PM Sledmere Croft, Leeds Farndale Place, Swarcliffe Grimes Dyke School, Swarcliffe 40 bus Info Direction: Seacroft <-> Leeds City Centre Swarcliffe Stops: 39 Stanks Drive, England Trip Duration: 44 min Line Summary: Seacroft Bus Stn B, Seacroft, Stanks Rise, Swarcliffe Seacroft Ring Road, Seacroft, Hebden Approach, Whinmoor, Sledmere Place, Swarcliffe, Farndale Stanks Cross, Swarcliffe Place, Swarcliffe, Grimes Dyke School, Swarcliffe, Stanks Close, Leeds Swarcliffe, Stanks Rise, Swarcliffe, Stanks Cross, Swarcliffe, Barwick Road, Swarcliffe, Kelmscott Barwick Road, Swarcliffe Green, Cross Gates, Pendas Grove, Cross Gates, Pendas Drive, Cross Gates, Manston Park, Cross Kelmscott Green, Cross Gates Gates, Cross Gates Ctr C, Cross Gates, Cross Gates Ctr B, Cross Gates, Cross Gates Station, Cross Pendas Grove, Cross Gates Gates, Clapham Dene Road, Cross Gates, Temple Walk, Halton, Sycamore Avenue, Halton, Halton Pendas Way, Leeds Library, Halton, Halton Lidl, Halton, Portage Avenue, Pendas Drive, Cross Gates Halton, Carden Avenue, Halton, Dunhill Rise, Halton, Halton Dial, Osmondthorpe, Gipton Approach, Manston Park, Cross Gates Osmondthorpe, Shaftesbury Jct A, Harehills, Dawlish Terrace, East End Park, Torre Road, East End Park, Raincliffe Road, East End Park, Berking Avenue, Cross Gates Ctr C, Cross Gates Richmond Hill, Pontefract Lane, Richmond Hill, 54 Austhorpe Road, Leeds Woodpecker Junction, Quarry Hill, Cultural E, Quarry Hill, Cultural G, Leeds City Centre, Corn Exchange J, Cross Gates Ctr B, Cross Gates Leeds City Centre, Station A, Leeds City Centre, City Square B, Leeds City Centre Cross Gates Station, Cross Gates Clapham Dene Road, Cross Gates Temple Walk, Halton Cross Green Lane, Leeds Sycamore Avenue, Halton 3 Cross Green Lane, Leeds Halton Library, Halton Halton Lidl, Halton 174 Selby Road, Leeds Portage Avenue, Halton Carden Avenue, Halton Dunhill Rise, Halton Halton Dial, Osmondthorpe Gipton Approach, Osmondthorpe Shaftesbury Jct A, Harehills Dawlish Terrace, East End Park Dawlish Street, Leeds Torre Road, East End Park Dawlish Crescent, Leeds Raincliffe Road, East End Park Berking Avenue, Richmond Hill Pontefract Lane, Richmond Hill Woodpecker Junction, Quarry Hill 96 Marsh Lane, Leeds Cultural E, Quarry Hill York Street, Leeds Cultural G, Leeds City Centre York Street, Leeds Corn Exchange J, Leeds City Centre 12 Duncan Street, Leeds Station A, Leeds City Centre South Concourse, Leeds City Square B, Leeds City Centre 10 Inƒrmary Street, Leeds 40 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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