Change Date | Service No. | Operator | Brief summary of changes |
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28/08/16 | 11 | Transdev | Sunday service cancelled. |
28/08/16 | 13 | Transdev | Sunday service cancelled. |
28/08/16 | 16A | Transdev | Sunday service cancelled. |
28/08/16 | ZAP | CityZap | Friday night trips removed. |
28/08/16 | 10 | Transdev | Reduced Monday to Saturday evening service. Sunday evening service cancelled. |
30/08/16 | 20 | Transdev | Revised timetable and route shortened to: Rawcliffe – Clifton Moor – Haxby – Monks Cross/Heworth. |
30/08/16 | 22 22X 23 23X |
Transdev | Revised timetable. |
30/08/16 | 36 X36 |
Pullman | York Pullman will start running these services to revised timetables. |
04/09/16 | 14 | First | Sunday service cancelled. |
04/09/16 | 19 | Reliance | Sunday service cancelled. Two extra Monday to Friday pm trips. |
04/09/16 | 30 | Reliance | Revised timetable for school days trips and additional York College to Easingwold trip. |
04/09/16 | 40 | Reliance | Additional pm school days only trip (Easingwold to Wigginton). |
05/09/16 | 24 | Arriva | Revised timetable. |
05/09/16 | 25 | Arriva | New service: Fulford – City Centre – Derwenthorpe. |
05/09/16 | 26 | Arriva | Revised timetable (also see 26 First below). |
05/09/16 | 26 | First | First will operate late night Friday and Saturday trips instead of Arriva. |
05/09/16 | 27 | Arriva | Service cancelled. |
05/09/16 | 627 | Arriva | Minor route and timetable changes. |
05/09/16 | 637 | Arriva | Service runs later in both directions. |
05/09/16 | 647 | Arriva | Service cancelled. |
05/09/16 | 415 416 |
Arriva | The 00:05 Friday and Saturday night trips will not call at Barlby. |
25/09/16 | 6 | First | Increased frequency of weekday trips from Clifton Moor during a.m. peak. |
25/09/16 | 56 | First | Route changed to: University of York – Fourth Avenue – Exhibition Square. |
25/09/16 | 66 | First | Revised timetable. |
25/09/16 | CB1 SS1 |
First | New timetable. |
First announce changes to York bus services
Services 1, 4, 5/5a, 10/10a & X10 affected
Service 1 – revised timetable
Chapelfields – City Centre – Wigginton
The Sunday afternoon timetable will be revised to provide more even gaps between buses.
An additional Saturday morning journey will be introduced from Wigginton.
An additional journey will be introduced at 2320 from Wigginton to the City Centre.
Service 4 – revised timetable
Acomb – Foxwood Lane – City Centre
Minor timetable changes, with more time allowed between Clifford Street and Station Road, to improve reliability.
Services 5/5A – revised timetable
Strensall – City Centre – Acomb
A revised timetable will be introduced, with some journeys adjusted to run slightly faster, such as the 0655 from Strensall.
An additional Monday to Friday morning peak journey will be introduced from Strensall to the City Centre.
Services 10/10A – revised timetable
Nether Poppleton – City Centre – Stamford Bridge
A revised timetable will be introduced, with improvements to the afternoon peak frequency.
Some duplicated evening journeys will be withdrawn.
Departure times from Piccadilly stop PA will be adjusted to remove clashes with other services.
A slight adjustment will be made to the morning journey past Manor School, to improve arrivals in relation to session times.
Service X10 – service withdrawn
Dunnington – City Centre – Askham Bar
We’re withdrawing this service so the resource can be reinvested to provide more services during peak times.
Revised timetables are available Forthcoming Timetables (click)
York residents invited to give their views on buses
The ‘bus surgery’ will give residents a chance to speak with York’s bus providers including First York, Arriva and Transdev.
The event will be held on a bus provided by First York.
There will also be a full range of timetables and maps for people to plan their next bus journey.
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Westfield bus services face axe
Foxwood Lane (12 & 14), Gale Lane (20) and Hamilton Drive (16A) links could be lost
The Council is organising “drop in” sessions at which the scale of the cuts that they plan to local bus services will be revealed.
The Council has decided to cut £350,000 from its public transport support budget so dramatic changes can be anticipated.
The Council says that members of the public will have the opportunity to give their views on the services proposed for withdrawal or alteration between Monday 11 April and Friday 6 May, either by emailing buses@york.gov.uk or through drop-in sessions (“details to be announced nearer the time”).
The Council claims that public feedback will be considered as part of a report which will be taken to an Executive Member Transport and Planning public meeting on Thursday 19 May.
A final decision on the services to be withdrawn or altered will be taken at this meeting and it is anticipated that the changes will take effect from Sunday 28 August.
The services which the council currently subsidises and which may be altered, reduced or withdrawn are:
• Monday to Saturday daytime services: 12, 19, 20, 27, 36, 627, 637 and 647
• Evening services: 10, 11, 14, 18
• Sunday services: 11, 12, 13, 14,16a and 19
For existing timetables click here
So far the Council has not released details of alternative provision. As a minimum, residents who depend on the bus service to get around will expect Dial and Ride services to be expanded. There is also likely to be a call for the option, for pensioners to be able to choose transport tokens (instead of a bus pass), to be reintroduced. The tokens can be used to pay taxi fares.
Eighty per cent of bus services are commercial in York and are not subsidised by the council. Local authorities across the country have the discretion to provide financial support for local bus services where the commercial bus market does not provide such services, but it is not a statutory duty.
Bus usage in York has increased during recent years following a slump when the last Labour Council pulled out of public transport modernisation plans like the ftr “superbus” project.
The Council has consistently refused to publish weekly reliability stats for bus services in the city
To find out more about the bus travel in York visit www.itravelyork.info
Free young persons bus travel trial flops in York
The Councils offer to provide free bus travel at weekends during January and February appears to have flopped.
During the first weekend in January, fewer than half the number of young passengers travelled by bus than had done so on the equivalent weekend in 2015!
The floods were blamed for a downturn in bus travel generally.
However, the following two weekends were also a disappointment for those who thought that cost was discouraging bus travel.
Figures revealed that a similar number of young people travelled by bus as had done so in January 2015.
The low take up means that only £28,000 of the allocated £100,000 budget has been used.
A meeting on 11th February is being recommended to terminate the trial at the end of February. It is likely that a survey of young people will be undertaken to try to better understand their transport needs.
Flooding latest: York bus service diversions
Free bus travel for young people in January & February
Youngsters in York aged 18 and under can travel by bus for free with a YOzone card every weekend throughout January and February.
All of York’s local bus operators, including First, Arriva, Transdev and Coastliner will be taking part in the free travel offer.
City of York Council’s free travel initiative was given the green light by the Executive Member for Transport and Planning,
Of course someone will have to pick up the cost of the scheme so it looks like taxpayers will get a bill for around £50,000. (more…)
Skeldergate, Poppleton,. Clifton Green, Leeman Road flooding. Bus diversions affecting 3, 4 and 59
Location: | Skeldergate/Clifford Street and Nether Poppleton |
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Cause: | Flooding |
Responsibility: | – |
Dates: | 7 Dec 2015 |
Skeldergate Flooding
From Blossom Street buses will divert via Nunnery Lane, Prices Lane, Bishopgate Street, Tower Street then as normal route.
Skeldergate and Clifford Street Flooding
Buses will follow normal route to Railway Station, where they will terminate, returning by turning at Station Road.
Nether Poppleton Flooding
Buses will divert in Poppleton as follows;
From Millfield Lane left on to Ebor Way, right onto Alllerton Drive, Riversvale Drive, left on to Main Street, then as normal route. Wait time at Upper Poppleton Green.
Clifton Green/Leeman Road Flooding
From Poppleton, buses will divert from Boroughbridge Road via Poppleton Road, Holgate Road, Blossom Street, Queen Street, Station Road, then as normal route.
To Poppleton, buses will divert from Rougier Street via Station Road, Railway Station, Queen Street, Blossom Street, Holgate Road, Poppleton Road, then as normal route.
Stamford Bridge Flooding
Buses will divert from Dunnington as follows; From Greyhound crossroads, left on to Common Road, left on to A1079, leftonto Long Lane, bear right Lofthouse Lane, follow road round, High Catton Road, to Stamford Bridge Terminus.
Returning; via Roman Avenue loop, left High Catton Road, Lofthouse Lane, Long Lane, right on to A1079, right on to Common Road, left at Greyhound crossroads, then as normal route.
More at http://manage.firstgroup.com/york/news-and-service-updates/current-issues/buses-3-4-and-59
Details of Christmas bus services in York
“Free” Park and Ride from some sites on Boxing Day
All Services
[5]Additional buses from:
- (1) Wigginton at 0607, 0633, 0725 /
- Chapelfields at 0625, 0655 /
- (5/5A) Strensall at 0620 /
- Acomb at 0620, 0650 /
- (11) Bishopthorpe at 0703 /
- Ashley Park at 0753 /
- (12) Foxwood Lane at 0635, 0725 /
- Monks Cross at 0658, 0728
Park and Ride
[6] Free buses on 3, 7 and 9 running every 15 minutes, calling at all stops: York Boxing Day timetable
Residents invited to give their views on buses
Want to help shape York’s bus services?
City of York Council is offering bus users the opportunity to give their views on local services at a ‘bus surgery’ event next week.
The ‘bus surgery’ will take place at Explore York Library and Learning Centre on Wednesday 9 December, from 12- 2pm and will give bus users the chance to speak with representatives from bus providers including First York, Arriva and Transdev.