Hospital travel
Take the bus to hospital
Make your hospital journey simple and let us do the driving. With frequent services to hospitals across the region, travelling by bus means no searching for a parking space, navigating busy car parks or worrying about where to leave the car.
Simply hop on, sit back and enjoy the journey. Whether you’re heading to an appointment, visiting a loved one or travelling to work, choose the bus for a convenient and stress-free way to get there.
Hull Hospitals
Hull Royal Infirmary, Castle Hill Hospital and Spire Hull & East Riding Hospital are all served by our bus services. To find out which service is best for you, use our journey planner to find the times and stops of your bus.
Hull Royal Infirmary has a bus stop right outside for all our Anlaby Road Lines services with buses every few minutes between HRI and Hull, so it can be a shorter walk from the bus stop than from the car park!
Think HRI - Think Anlaby Road Lines Services 51-59!
Even if you don’t have a direct bus it’s easy to change at the Interchange as the hospital is only a short bus ride from Hull City Centre.
Castle Hill Hospital has several bus stops in the hospital grounds, so most departments are only a short walk from the bus. Some buses go around the site, and some stop on Castle Road outside, so please check with your driver if you aren’t sure where to catch your bus home.
Buses to Castle Hill Hospital:
- 26: Beverley | Cottingham | Castle Hill Hospital | Willerby | Anlaby | Hessle
- 45: Hull | Beverley Road | Cottingham Road | Cottingham | Castle Hill Hospital
- 54: Hull to Castle Hill Hospital via Willerby and Anlaby Road
- 56: Bilton (Asda) | Holderness Road | Hull City Centre | HRI | Priory Road | Cottingham | Castle Hill Hospital
- 104: Hull | Princes Avenue| Newland Avenue | Cottingham | Castle Hill Hospital
- 141: Bridlington | Driffield | Beverley | Cottingham | Castle Hill Hospital
Hull Community Diagnostic Centre is easy by bus, with a great choice of services from across Hull and the surrounding area.
Anlaby Road Lines 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58 and 59 provide convenient connections, while Service 20 offers a direct link from Hull Interchange.
Leave the car behind and let us do the driving — no searching for a parking space or navigating busy roads. Simply hop on board, sit back and enjoy an easy journey to your appointment.
Spire Hull and East Riding Hospital is a ten or fifteen minute walk from the main ‘Red Lion’ stop in Anlaby, on service 53, or alternatively daytime buses on service 52 stop outside. If you aren’t sure, please ask your driver where to get on and off the bus.
If you're a Hull Hospitals employee, take a look at your intranet to find out how to get discounted multi-operator bus travel with a special Hull Hospitals bus pass.
East Riding Hospitals
Most hospitals in the East Riding can be accessed by bus, although a short walk may be involved in some cases.
East Riding Community Hospital can be found on Swinemoor Lane in Beverley.
Services 41 and 43 and 141 pass the hospital regularly, but you'll need to use the bus stops on Swinemoor Lane or Hull Bridge Road, as these buses stay on the main road and do not go into the hospital site.
Service 525, calls into the Hospital grounds.
To find out which service is best for you, use our journey planner to find the times and stops of your bus.
Bridlington and District Hospital can be found on Bessingby Road in Bridlington.
Service 41 passes by on the main road, or you can catch Service 503, or 141 into the hospital grounds.
To find out which service is best for you, use our journey planner to find the times and stops of your bus.
Hornsea Cottage Hospital is located on Eastgate in Hornsea.
Service 550, the Hornsea Town Service, serves the hospital.
To find the times of this service, or details of other buses to Hornsea, use our journey planner.
Withernsea Community Hospital can be easily reached by bus, as it is located on Queen Street in Withernsea, which is just a short walk from several bus stops.
To find out which service is best for you, use our journey planner to find the times and stops of your bus.
Scarborough Hospital
Scarborough Hospital is easy to get to by bus.
Service 10 provides an hourly link between Cayton and Scalby, supplemented by Service 9 (Town Centre to Scalby) and Service 9A (Town Centre to Hospital). Together, these services offer up to a 15-minute frequency between Scarborough Town Centre and Scarborough Hospital, making it easier for patients, staff, and visitors to travel to and from the hospital. Additional early morning and evening services have also been added, with Service 9A and early and evening journeys benefiting from financial support from North Yorkshire Council and the UK Government.
To find out which service is best for you, use our journey planner to find the times and stops of your bus.
If you're a Scarborough Hospital employee, you can buy discounted weekly bus tickets. Visit the on-site Staff Shop to find out more.
Scarborough Community Diagnostic Centre
East Yorkshire Services 7 and 7A now serve the Scarborough Community Diagnostic Centre at Eastfield, providing a frequent and convenient bus connection for patients, visitors and healthcare staff. Together, Services 7 and 7A provide up to six buses per hour between Scarborough town centre and Eastfield at peak times, making it easier to access the Community Diagnostic Centre as well as nearby employment sites.