Lincoln to Leeds bus with National Express

Coach from Lincoln to Leeds

Lincoln and Leeds are 57 miles (92 km) apart, and bus journeys to Leeds from Lincoln take just under 7 hours. National Express is the only bus company operating coaches in this route. Each day there are five National Express buses providing safe and comfortable travel to Leeds from Lincoln.  

How long is the journey by bus from Lincoln to Leeds?

On average, passengers can expect to spend slightly under 7 hours in coaches from Lincoln to Leeds. However, depending on which bus passengers book, the journey can last slightly longer or shorter. Faster buses take just under 6 hours to cover the distance. Commuters who book seats on connecting buses should expect to arrive in Leeds in 7 hours.

How many coaches are there from Lincoln to Leeds?

Although National Express is the only bus company operating coaches from Lincoln to Leeds, passengers plying this route have plenty of options. Every weekday, there are at least five buses departing for Leeds from Lincoln. On weekends this number rises to eight. As such, there over forty coaches heading to Leeds from Lincoln every week. Among the departures, there is an early morning bus and an evening bus. By taking the early morning bus, commuters can arrive in Leeds just in time for lunch. Though most of the coaches head directly to Leeds, there some connecting buses travellers can take should they wish to cut down on travel expenses.  

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Lincoln to Leeds?

Departure station: Lincoln Central Bus Station. To board coaches from Lincoln to Leeds, travellers will have to make their way to this station on St Mary's Street, sandwiched between a multi-storey car park and Lincoln Central Train Station. In the station, commuters have access to a seating area and cafés where they can wait for their departure time. Other amenities in the station include cash points, storage lockers, WiFi, and toilets.

Arrival station: Leeds City Bus Station. On arrival, passengers will alight at this station where there's a taxi rank and plenty of other buses to take travellers to other parts of Leeds. Some of the facilities available include a baby changing area, cash points, Information Help Points, photo booths, toilets, cafés, WiFi, and a shopping centre.

Which coach providers travel from Lincoln to Leeds?

Travellers heading to Leeds from Lincoln by coach will be taken by National Express. Even though National Express are the only operator in this route, commuters are guaranteed of top-notch services with a smooth journey. There are at least five daily National Express coaches from Lincoln to Leeds. National Express offer both direct and connecting trips: direct coaches are the better option for commuters who want to travel in the shortest time possible and avoid the hassle of transfers; for those who wish to cut on travel expenses and do not mind spending more time on the road, the connecting buses are suitable.

National Express Lincoln to Leeds

National Express offers its customers maximum convenience on the Lincoln-Leeds route, with both early morning buses and evening buses. The early morning bus gets travellers in Leeds early enough to attend to their affairs of the day. Travellers who have an early morning appointment in Leeds can take the evening bus and spend the night there.

Lincoln to Leeds Coach: Services on Board

All passengers travelling on National Express coaches from Lincoln to Leeds do not have to worry about luggage. For each ticket, there is a luggage allocation of one carry-on hand luggage, as well as two medium-sized suitcases of dimensions 70 cm × 45 cm × 30 cm or one large suitcase of dimensions 70 cm × 50 cm × 32 cm. Passenger with any special luggage requirements should communicate in advance and be prepared to incur extra charges. The modern buses by National Express have large well-spaced seats, and the passengers even have some legroom to ensure maximum comfort during the journey. For passengers who wish to entertain themselves while in transit, the buses have WiFi, and each seat has a dedicated power outlet in case your device is running low on power. The safety of passengers is the main priority for National Express, which is why all their coaches have onboard technologies such as Alco-lock, CCTV, Drivecam, and Traffilog. The Alco-lock ensures that the engine cannot start until the driver passes an alcohol test. The buses also have a coach tracker that allows a passenger to track the location of the bus at any moment by keying in their ticket number in the National Express website.