Where's the Bus?

Live positions for the buses on Leeds's main corridors — how far out each one is, which side of the city it's on, and which way it's heading, with the timetable for every route.

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Also serves the area

33 / 33A — A second Leeds–Otley link, running via Adel and Bramhope rather than the X84's Headingley road. Timetable

X11 — An hourly limited-stop bus between Leeds and Bradford via Pudsey — slower and less frequent than the 72, which is the everyday link. Timetable

56 — An orbital route linking the outer estates — Whinmoor and Seacroft round to Moor Grange and Bramley — without coming into the city centre. Timetable

49 — A shorter local route between Bramley and Monkswood Gate, feeding the 50 corridor. Timetable

And the train

Leeds has no tram or metro, but it does have a busy local rail network out of Leeds station — frequent trains to Bradford, Wakefield, Harrogate, Ilkley, Skipton and the Dewsbury–Huddersfield line. For several of the journeys above (Leeds–Bradford, Leeds–Otley's Wharfedale neighbours, Leeds–Huddersfield) the train is often quicker than the bus.

The long-promised mass-transit tram is a separate story — see the Transport Changes tool on this site for where that stands.

Where's the Bus?

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23 & 24

2

Also serves the area

And the train

12, 13 & 13A

16 & 16A

50 & 50A

72

163 & 168

229

A1 Flyer

X84