Ring Road and Stanningley By-Pass - X6

15/16/16A/4/4F/42 - Wellington Rd

Wellington Rd periodically closed overnight: 

27/01 to 28/01

08/02 to 10/02

01/03 to 02/03

Between 20:00 – 06:00

Services 16/16A/4/4F/42

Towards City: From Wellington Rd, 1st exit towards Armley Rd/Prison, joining bus lane. When through the bus lane at traffic light taking a u turn back towards City, left towards Armley Rd, resuming route from the bottom.

Towards Copley Hill: From Wellington St, left Thirsk Row, right Whitehall Rd, 2nd exit on roundabout continuing Domestic St, 2nd exit on roundabout to Domestic Rd, 3rd exit on roundabout to Gelderd Rd, joining Inghams Dist then 1st exit on roundabout resuming normal route on Wellington Rd.

Service 15

Towards City; Normal route.

Towards Branch Road; From Wellington St/Inner Ring Rd, continuing Kirkstall Rd, left Viaduct Rd (Shell garage), Canal Rd, Crab Ln, right Stocks Hill resuming normal route at Town Street.

Byron Street Closure - 24/7 from Monday 13th January to Sunday 9th February 

Old Farnley - Diverting via Regent Street, Eastgate, Headrow.

Due to road closure at Taylor Hill, service to divert as follows: As normal to Farehill Rd, left Birch Rd, left Newsome Rd, ahead at mini roundabout, left Castle Ave, continuing onto Close Hill Lane, left Blagden Lane, then to pick up normal route.

Neville Street is Closed (Inbound only) 

13th – 17th January, between 23.30 – 05.00

Services affected: 24 

Diversions as follows: 

Towards Headingley: 
Victoria Road, Great Wilson Street, Meadow Lane, Bridge End, Lower Briggate, Boar Lane and City Square resuming usual route. 

Towards Beeston: 
Unaffected. 

Due to Road Works at Meanwood Road, Cross Chancellor Street (Multi-Way Lights) services may be impacted by delays as a result. 

6th January - 17th January

Services affected: 38/39

Commencing Monday 13th January:

Service 34 will no longer serve Menston Railway Station Car Park as Network Rail are working on site.

Services will continue to use Station Road and Cleasby Road.

Work is expected to be completed by March 2025.

Burst water main on Morris Lane, Service 50,50A will divert.

From Sunday 5th January 2025, Bradford Interchange will reopen to bus services following the completion of improvement works and site assessments.

Whether you’re commuting to work, catching up with friends, or planning a day out, the reopening of the Interchange will make travelling across the city smoother and faster.

Getting around from 5th January:

With the bus station at the interchange reopening, many bus services will move to this central hub, making it more convenient to travel. While ongoing resurfacing works mean six bus stands will be unavailable temporarily, only a small number of services will continue to operate from on-street stops until further notice.

Buses that currently serve Vicar Lane will continue to stop there as part of their route to ensure access to the Broadway shopping centre. No other city centre bus stops should be affected.

Check the tables below to see which services will move to the interchange from 5th January and which will remain at bus stops on Nelson Street or Hall Ings.

Bus services moving to Bradford Interchange:

Bus services remaining at Nelson Street bus stops:

Bus services remaining at Hall Ings bus stops:

Timetable changes from 5th January:

Most bus timetables will stay the same, however services 615, 616, and 633 will have changes to their timetables as shown below.

To view forthcoming timetables click here.

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