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West Yorkshire Combined Authority (Metro) leeds

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West Yorkshire Combined Authority (Metro) is located at Wellington Street in Leeds , focusing on developing transport solutions benefiting communities across West Yorkshire region . We aim build integrated transport networks ensuring accessibility whilst reducing travel times between key locations throughout metropolitan area . By collaborating closely with local authorities , businesses stakeholders alike , we endeavor create sustainable transport options catering diverse needs residents commuters alike . If you would like know more about current projects initiatives being undertaken within transport sector , please get in touch via phone number provided here today .

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Testosterone Junkie

1 Google Rating

Absolutely terrible. There’s no cohesion between bus companies, no central travel app, metro cards

1/ 5

Absolutely terrible. There’s no cohesion between bus companies, no central travel app, metro cards are only available in obscure places and no mobile metro travel card ticket wallet to use on transportation. Public transport in West Yorkshire is an absolute disgrace, so I use my car most times for reliability.

Chvrslant

1 Google Rating

Is it fair that I wait 1 hour 40 minutes for number 42 on a cold October evening, with a 3year old?

1/ 5

Is it fair that I wait 1 hour 40 minutes for number 42 on a cold October evening, with a 3year old? No! Not happy at all. Buses have drove past with 'no service' written on them but at least send a bus every half n hour since we're paying so much for the bus fares!! Having to get a taxi after freezing outside for hours! Terrible, thoughtless company.

Fluffy O Dowd

1 Google Rating

Worst bus service in the country. I regularly wait one hour during the day for the 51 bus. No explan

1/ 5

Worst bus service in the country. I regularly wait one hour during the day for the 51 bus. No explanation from drivers. Four busses missed today in a row! 😞😟😨

Innocent Chikwanha

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Wojciech Dybikowski

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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