Bus stop and shelter improvements

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The West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Bus Stop and Shelter Improvements Programme is a programme which aims to improve on-street bus waiting infrastructure across the Combined Authority area and enhance passenger experience and levels of customer satisfaction.

As part of the replacement bus shelters and poles package of this programme work will commence on the replacement of the 48 bus shelters, shown in the table and map below, from February 2025:

List of sites: Bus shelters to be replaced

A map of West Yorkshire showing the locations of bus shelters to be replaced

These 48 bus shelters have been selected for replacement as they are regarded as being in urgent need of replacement due to known condition faults.

Bus shelter replacement works normally take two days, during these works the stop may not be in use. Temporary alternative bus stops will be provided in close proximity to the bus stop in question.

Next steps

A further 152 bus shelters and 600 bus stop poles will also be replaced as part of this package and work is ongoing to identify these sites, with replacements to take place from winter 2025 until March 2026, subject to business case approval.

The West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s Bus Stop and Shelter Improvements Programme is a programme which aims to improve on-street bus waiting infrastructure across the Combined Authority area and enhance passenger experience and levels of customer satisfaction.

As part of the replacement bus shelters and poles package of this programme work will commence on the replacement of the 48 bus shelters, shown in the table and map below, from February 2025:

List of sites: Bus shelters to be replaced

A map of West Yorkshire showing the locations of bus shelters to be replaced

These 48 bus shelters have been selected for replacement as they are regarded as being in urgent need of replacement due to known condition faults.

Bus shelter replacement works normally take two days, during these works the stop may not be in use. Temporary alternative bus stops will be provided in close proximity to the bus stop in question.

Next steps

A further 152 bus shelters and 600 bus stop poles will also be replaced as part of this package and work is ongoing to identify these sites, with replacements to take place from winter 2025 until March 2026, subject to business case approval.

Page last updated: 11 Sep 2025, 04:53 PM