With a variety of handy tools and great services available, it’s never been easier to travel around by public transport. New technology means you don’t have to wait around at bus stops, many buses and trains now have WiFi on board, cashless ticket options and more!
Laneside is in a great location for those wanting to undertake trips by public transport. In addition to a number of handy bus services, Morley train station is also just a short walk away. This makes it easy and convenient to leave the car at home, whether travelling locally, heading to destinations such as Leeds, Huddersfield or York, or travelling further afield.
Morley station has hourly services to Leeds in one direction and Huddersfield in the other. It takes around 30 minutes to reach Leeds, from where connecting trains are available to a wide range of national destinations.
Key Local Bus Services
Your nearest bus stops are located on Victoria Road, just outside the new homes at Laneside. Below are the key services stopping along this road:
Service 51/ 52
Services 51 and 52 are run by First, and operate between Leeds and Morley (51) and Leeds and Tingley Mills (52).
These services combine to provide a bus approximately every 15 minutes Monday to Saturday, with only the 52 only running on Sunday – also approximately every 15 minutes.
Service 47
Service 47 is run by First, and operates between Leeds and White Rose Centre.
Services run hourly Monday to Saturday, no service on a Sunday.
Operated by First Buses.
Planning your Journey
There are now a number of great options available for those looking to plan a journey by public transport. There’s no need to spend loads of time flicking through timetables to figure out which services work best for you – online journey planners can do that for you!
Our guide to planning a journey by public transport has everything you need to know, including links to some of the great online tools.
Paying for your Journey
Catching the bus or train no longer has to mean fumbling around for change before hopping on to pay the driver or conductor in a rush! There are so many different ways to pay for your journey now that you may feel a little spoilt for choice!
It’s also important to check that you aren’t paying too much. Whilst paying for single or return tickets is OK for occasional or one off journeys, those who travel more frequently by bus and/or rail can save some significant cash by choosing monthly or annual passes.
Check out our guide to ticket options in the local area for more information!
Real Time Information & Apps
Gone are the days of standing around waiting for your bus or train with little idea when it will turn up. Real time information makes it easy to find out exactly where your ride is at, helping you plan when to leave the house, office or coffee shop.
Bus operator apps have proved to offer a real step change when it comes to real time bus information. They display the exact location of your bus on a handy map, in a very similar style to the Uber app which many are now familiar with. If you are undertaking a journey by bus we’d advise that trying out an app is a must, and to help you out we’ve pulled together a handy guide to getting most from bus operator apps.
Support & Updates
Confused by timetables or just not sure which bus is best to catch?
Did you know we can plan your journey for you?
Just let us know where you’re travelling to and we will provide you with an interactive journey plan that clearly sets out your options, with easy to follow, step by step instructions and a handy map.
Get in touch now to get support with your journey.
We’ve also put together a list of helpful Twitter feeds that will keep you up to date with any delays or services changes across the local area:
First West Yorkshire (@FirstWestYorks)
Metro Travel News (@MetroTravelNews)
Network Rail (@networkrail)
Leeds Travel Info (@LeedsTravelInfo)
First have web pages devoted to giving service updates and information on any planned disruptions, view them here: