Changes to Bus Stop Locations in Bridlington

Monday, 10 January 2022 07:14

By Matthew Pells

The temporary changes come as three weeks of work on Bridlington Bus station gets underway today.

The station is having a major clean up and getting new bus shelters.

The bus station itself is closed while the work takes place, county council Transport Manager Colin Walker says alternative stops will be in use.

Temporary bus stops will be used in Bridlington town centre from today while the bus station is closed.

Colin Walker says a number of routes will be affected.

New bus shelters are to be installed as part of the three weeks of major refurbishments which get underway on Monday.

The £35,000 project will also include the cleaning of tarmac areas, re-painting of pedestrian guardrails.

Alternative bus stops will be provided on Queen Street and the Promenade during the closure as follows :

Stop A – Bridlington Promenade (opposite Regent Terrace):

Service 6 : EY Buses : Destination : The Crayke
12/12A: EY Buses : Scarborough
14: EY Buses : Flamborough
121: EY Buses : Bridlington College

Stop B – Bridlington Promenade (opposite Boots)

Service 2: EY Buses: Destination : Avocet Way
3: EY Buses : West Hill and Hospital
4 : EY Buses : New Pasture Lane
5/5A: EY Buses: Bempton Lane
124: Acklams: Ruston Parva (Wed only)

Stop C – Queen Street (Bus Stop & Shelter)

Service 45/45A: EY Buses: York via Driffield and Pocklington
121: EY Buses: Hull via Driffield and Beverley
130: EY Buses : Hornsea via Skipsea
136: EY Buses: Driffield via Skipsea and Beeford
504/504A: Acklams : Bempton and Buckton.

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