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Due to regeneration work happening in Bradford, there are roadworks affecting many major routes into the city. If travelling by car, please allow enough time for your journey. For information about Bradford Council’s key transport projects and major public space enhancements, go to the Future Bradford website.
Bradford Interchange Renovations:
Bus services – The bus station upper concourse remains closed for bus services. Bus passengers can check their service and stop details on the Metro or operator’s website: wymetro.com/bradfordbusmove
Train services – rail services are not affected. The rail station and ticket office remain open. Passengers should use the bus station lower concourse entrance to access rail platforms and the ticket office.
Passengers can keep up-to-date with the latest information about Bradford Interchange on the Metro website: wymetro.com/bradfordinterchange
Other roadworks around the city : To stay up to date with all the roadworks in the area please do continue to check One Network: one.network/uk/bradford.
Drive or hop on public transport, the choice is yours. Discover the wonders of the Bradford district with ease, thanks to the convenient public transport options connecting you to all the must-see places. Let the exploration begin!
Bradford is served by two central train stations; Bradford Interchange and Bradford Forster Square which connect with intercity services to London, Manchester and further afield.
There are local services throughout the district with Ilkley, Keighley, Shipley, Saltaire and Bingley stations.
For National Rail Enquiries telephone 0845 748 4950
Check UK train times in an instant at the Trainline with the simple Journey Planner.
National Express bus enquiries telephone 08717 818178.
The M606, brings you within 1.5 miles of the city centre and links with the M1, A1 and M6 via the M62. Once in the city all main destinations are easily accessible.
If you are travelling from the south, east or west of Bradford, the most convenient route is M62 and the M606.
If you are arriving from the north-west the A629/A650 via Skipton and Keighley. From the north-east the A1 or A19, reach Bradford via the A59/A658 south of Harrogate.
Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) is seven miles from Bradford and is one of the fastest growing regional airports in the UK.
First in Bradford is the main operator of local bus services in Bradford along with Keighley & District Travel who offer services within the Keighley area.
For further information on routes and times contact:
The Bradford Clean Air Zone has been live since September 2022 and is operating to improve air quality in the district by deterring the most polluting vehicles from entering the zone. Air pollution levels in Bradford have been found to be too high with damaging impacts on the health of residents.
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