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Darlington_Bus_Map.qxp_Darlington_Bus_Map 12/05/2016 13:32 Page 1 D To North Road D A Station Stop Service number Key destinations Stop Service number Key destinations Darlington Town Centre O a R Bus Stops ; Woodland Road, Branksome : Woodland Road, Shildon, Bishop Auckland R H Darlington T < Woodland Road, Mowden :B/X: Woodland Road, Shildon, Bishop Auckland, Crook, R O A :? Harrowgate Hill Tow Law N :? Hummersknott, Mowden, Faverdale, West Park ; Woodland Road, Branksome J Bus Map AY W :B Hollyhurst Road, Willow Road, Faverdale, WestR Park < Woodland Road, Mowden N IIN S H E O K I TTH E EPT. A To Darlington LLK LT E IN D 1 AAL R T RE 6 ALA T T SSTTO 7 ; Yarm Road, Red Hall :B Hollyhurst Road, Willow Road, Faverdale, West Park Memorial WWA EEA NNTR S A HHE EEN U Hospital CCE G G A U H </<A Clifton Road, Skerne Park X??/X?@ Woodland Road, Faverdale A T B 9 E ET T 7 E E 2 B T R R R 6 T S T C B = Corporation Road, Brinkburn Road, Bates Avenue, S S O G L N ; Yarm Road, Red Hall N A I I KKI Minors Crescent W C D R E QUEEN K <B Hundens Lane, Albert Hill, North Road, C M OM STREET PO EAST STREET B Darlington College, Haughton Road, Springfield SHOPPING CENTRE T. Northwood Park CROWN C B C ON STREETT :9 Darlington College, Haughton Road, Whinfield D R GA LIBRARY TE O ICK :; Yarm Road, Middleton St George, WC W W PEASE’S NSSW A BRRUU :<A/:<B Neasham Road, Firthmoor STATUE N D T Middleton One Row, Trees Park Village PRIESTGATE W S B W O T T To QE College R O R B Darlington College, Haughton Road, Springfield D X?? Harrowgate Hill, Stockton, Middlesbrough E C L N F CORNMILL E S DUKE STREET E F SG B HOPPING CENTRE T GH R S :9 Darlington College, Haughton Road, Whinfield E G L I X?@ Haughton Road, Darlington College, Lingfield Point, E R H H P N T I A J K L I A POS T T HOUSE WYND UBW Stockton, Middlesbrough ELL :<A/:<B NeashamC Road, Firthmoor G R W OW G D B UCK O R T ON’S YARD W R W O T E O R C T LARK’S YARD MARKET NEEUQ R S N H CHURCH C T O E M HALL MARKET C <A RiseM Carr, Harrowgate Hill, Harrowgate Farm :; Hurworth Place, Hurworth ECHANIC’S S ETETRS YA R N RD W A I SQUUAARE U PO EA E H S RTNCEGNIPPOHS E K D E C PT. TTS HORSE >/>A Harrowgate Hill, Newton Aycliffe, Shildon, ;B Manfield, Gilling West, Richmond S MARKET R STORE U E E N WORC T A D WC TOWN CO L Bishop Auckland A N <= Middleton Tyas, Catterick Village, Richmond G Y Y HALL L R L Y E ETRS E N W DOLPHIN C W A CE I O K N L I L @ Harrowgate Hill, Newton Aycliffe, Ferryhill, Durham C L N A A LEISURE TI RBIL A H @; Hurworth Place, North & East Cowton, Brompton, L U T W O B C B P CENTRE F DfE TAT H OU S N E S DG ’ A Harrowgate Hill, Newton Aycliffe, Ferryhill, * D A T E WC E T Northallerton N T M M A SSE’AEP D R O H H AAD R I IIRE O O E TI Spennymoor N F RRO A UTATS E R B TAT M X;?/X;@ Park Lane, Barton, Scotch Corner, Richmond, S H E E PRIESTG E S T :? Harrowgate Hill CCE G U A W Catterick Garrison N C L A ;:/X;: Harrowgate Hill, Newton Aycliffe, Sedgefield, B T P OIH EA R U S X@>/X@? Coniscliffe Road, Piercebridge, Gainford, M K G O FEETHAMS N F OCNR LILM T ST R Peterlee, Sunderland R E EE A TRSEKUD Barnard Castle T P ?? Harrowgate Hill, WhinfieldHSOP NCEGNPIRTE E G VIC TORIA H ROAD I J :; Yarm Road, Middleton St George, </<A/<B Clifton Road, Skerne ParkB K L N S L Middleton One Row, Trees Park Village UPERMAR = Corporation Road, Brinkburn Road,L BatesR WAvenue, 7 KET To Darlington 6 V (Bank Top) Station W 1 T IC T W O Minors Crescent O Pedestrian Area Pedestrian Crossing N R a R </<A/<B Clifton Road, Skerne Park I O E A R I ’ TEKMAR * Pedestrian & O R Underpass M AD ;9 Sadberge, Little Stainton, Bishopton, GreatH Stainton T T Cycle Crossing K AH LL C Footbridge I S :? Hummersknott, Mowden, Faverdale, West Park N WC R Public Toilets D A ;9 Hurworth, Neasham Let’s journey together Bus Stop U A WC RADAR Accessible Toilet B H Coach Stop O PO M Post Office R PEDT. C E A=/A=A Ingleton, Cockfield,HO Staindrop, Barnard Castle *All evening services serve the bus stops on Feethams, with the exception of service 2 S AMR E May www.connectteesvalley.com N A RTOSE O WC A D NOWT L 1 to Bishop Auckland, 1B/X1 to Tow Law 5/5A to Bishop Auckland 7 to Durham Y Foxton LLAH 5/5A 8 to Spennymoor Bus fare information for the Darlington Town Network Reded 21 to Peterlee W PLOD HIN Houseuse Farm Newton Aycliffe 17 X21 to Sunderland The table below shows the fares and season ticket prices for the Darlington town bus network shown Darlington Borough West Cemetery Newton e rn in the main map. When boarding your bus please tell the driver where you want to go and he will 1/1B/X1 e High Barn Road Aerial House Aycliffe Sk r Stillington 17 e Elstob charge you the appropriate fare. The maximum adult single fare in Darlington town is £1.60 and the Bus Network Redworth North Cottages iv Surtees R Road maximum return is £2.80. Redworth School ©P1ndar Redworth©P1ndarA 7 ©P1ndar ©P1ndarOld A Wood 60 Aycliffe 7 r distan 68 Hall Hotel 7 6 e c 2 ) Adult Under :? e 5/5A 1 8 Stillington th £ M Houghton A ( o 1 Heighington 21/X21 1 . Bolam Bank Hall Lane Lane B6444 Short hop single £1.10 60p y 6 A Whitton n 0 Aycliffe + Village Hall Heighington Any other distance single £1.60 80p A Heighington Village B X1 Great + 6 Short hop return £1.90 £1.10 27 1/1B Stainton Short Hop 20 5 Houghton- £1.10 Carlton Any other distance return £2.80 £1.40 le-Side 20 2 Bishopton W 7 e 1/1B/X1 Junction Day ticket £3.50 £1.80 st 0 Byers’ Gill 6 Au 59 A Church ck Brafferton Wood Redmarshall Weekly ticket £12.60 £5.80 la Little View n Coatham Foresters Arms 84/84A to Barnard Castle d D Newton Stainton u = Weekly ticket* £40 £22 Mundeville r Ketton h www.arrivabus.co.uk R a B Walworth m 6 Killerby o 5/5A Family Town day ticket £7 2 a + Gate Broadway 20 7 d ) 7 0344 800 44 11 9 R Please refer to the Network map M d Annual* £430 NA A 8 overleaf for the relevant fare areas. 6 A1 ( Summerhouse 8 21/X21 Ketton Hall Riv Whinney er East * Can’t be purchased on the bus. Visit www.arrivabus.co.uk/north-east/bus-tickets/ for details on how to buy. 1/1B/X1 Farms Skern Hill ©P1ndarRaby Hunt Inn Walworth ©P1ndar Burtree A ©P1ndar e ©P1ndar Newbiggin Prices correct at May 2016. Gate 1 Denton 6 Hartlea 7 Headlam 84/84A Avenue Scarlet Band Bus and Coach Ltd New Beaumont Hill Other fare Information Lane B www.scarletbandbuses.co.uk 6 Nurseries West 2 7 B 9 Newbiggin Children under 5 travel FREE 6275 01740 654 247 Darlington Barmpton Junction X66, X67 58 W Golf Course e to Middlesbrough People who have reached the pensionable age applicable to a woman; and eligible disabled st Drinkfield A people are entitled to a concessionary bus pass that allows free travel. For more details visit u Whinfield Village X75 to Barnard Castle via Staindrop Archdeacon c Green Sadberge 84/84A k Harrowgate (T) l A1 6 www.darlington.gov.uk/transport-and-streets/concessionary-bus-passes/ or call 01325 405222. X76 to Barnard Castle via Winston a 150 Great Village Hall Longnewton A6 Newton n Faverdale d Rise Hill Reservoir West 7 R Burdon Beacon Hill o Carr 6 Students in full time education or training qualify for discounted season tickets. For more details A67 Park a 1 d A X75/X76 The Fox (T) X67 visit www.arrivabus.co.uk/north-east/bus-tickets/studentsne/ Hole d A66 20 X66 Longnewton Ri Carlbury Branksome a X66 v A66 X67 e o Haughton r Carlbury Te R es Young People up to age :A can get cheaper off-peak travel with a Teen card. For more details visit Hall North 9 X67 7 Piercebridge Ulnaby High B Cockerton 62 ( 6279 B T Road ) www.arrivabus.co.uk/north-east/bus-tickets/teencard/ Lane W Albert Rd Red Hall Coniscliffe oo h ) dla t n B6279 Burn St Edwins Close n r o St Edwins d Hill ht M R o Wood Cliffe ( o g Church a u Please note, these fares and products are available on Arriva buses only. 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