• 57

14th Apr onwards

Update: 16 September 2020 Buses are nearly all back to normal - see timetables on the timetable page. Due to social distancing, buses can carry fewer passengers than normal. Plan your journeys around quiet times using our When2Travel journey planner on our website, and track your bus live on the app or website to see how busy it is in real time. As buses can carry fewer people due to social distancing, it is possible some journeys may become full. The bus will then show 'Bus Full' on the destination display, and will not stop to pick anyone else up until people have alighted to provide free seats. You will have to wait for the next bus. You can help keep buses clear by travelling at quiet times. Find out the best times to travel by using our When2Travel tool or our live bus tracker. If the last bus of the day on a particular route becomes full, we will either send a second bus out, or we will continue to pick people up even after social distancing capacity is reached, so that no one is left stranded. Since the schools returned, we have seen buses especially busy at school start/finish times, so if you can, please avoid these times. We are monitoring passenger numbers on a daily basis, and we are using all our available resources to put on as many extra buses as we can, including 75 dedicated school buses and extra buses at certain times on Services 7/7A, 66, 77, 104, 128, 154 & X46. You will have to wear a face covering when you travel on the bus - see more details on our website. Please use contactless payments or buy a ticket in advance on our app. We are still accepting cash if you have no alternative. Please remember social distancing both at your stop, and on board the bus. Follow signage on the buses which show you where to sit, and what to do when alighting. If you have a disability and need assistance our drivers are still there to help. Simply speak to the driver as you board. We have been cleaning our buses even more thoroughly since the crisis began, with cleaners at busy points to clean buses between journeys, extra cleaning of handrails and seats, and disinfectant 'fogging' of buses. Wash your hands or use hand sanitiser before and after every journey. We do not provide hand sanitiser on the buses, so please bring your own if you do not have hand washing facilities at the start/end of your journey. Our Hull Travel Centre is now open Monday-Friday, but our Scarborough Travel Centre remains closed. You can also get advice from BusLine by ringing 01482 59 29 29, open 8am-6pm Monday-Saturday.

Brook Street closure.

23rd Jul onwards

• Affected routes:
• 21
• 33
• 34
• 34C
• 35
• 35A
• 44
• 44A
• 44C
• 50
• 51
• 56
• 57
• 63
• 63C
• 66
• 66B
• 75
• 76
• 77
• 78
• 79
• 103
• 104
• 105
• 121
• 122
• 151
• 152
• 153
• 154
• 155
• 155A
• 155B
• 240
• 246
• 277
• Humber FastCat 350
• EastRider X46
• X55

Brook Street is closed for road works until further notice. Services from Spring Bank will use the City Centre loop all day. Anlaby Road Services will use City Centre loop, Spencer Street, Ferensway, Spring Bank then onto Park Street into back of Interchange. Beverley Road services will use City Centre loop, Ferensway into station. East Hull Services use usual route into town then Spencer street, Ferensway, Spring Bank, then Park street into Interchange.

Hessle Road closure

28th Sep - 25th Oct

• Affected routes:
• 51
• 57

From Monday 28 September Hessle Road will be closed for roadworks between Rawling Way and Boulevard. Service 57 will divert via Anlaby Road and Boulevard in both directions, missing stops on Rawling Way and Hessle Road (between Rawling Way and Boulevard). Service 51 wil divert via Anlaby Road, missing stops on Boulevard, Rawling Way and Hessle Road (between Rawling Way and Boulevard). These roadworks are scheduled to last for four weeks, but there will be further closures of Hessle Road later in the year, so we'll update you on this when we have more details.

Holderness Road closed

14th Sep - 2nd Oct

• Affected routes:
• 50
• 56
• 75
• 75H
• 76
• 77
• 78
• 79
• 240
• 277

Holderness Road will be closed for roadworks between Witham and Mount Pleasant, eastbound only. Buses leaving Hull City Centre for Holderness Road will divert via Drypool Bridge, Great Union Street, Old Hedon Road and Mount Pleasant. Services 75, 76, 240 & 277 will also divert from George Street to Wilberforce Drive and Alfred Gelder Street to start this diversion. Buses will miss stops on A165/Holderness Road between George Street and the junction with Mount Pleasant. If you normally board or alight the bus here, please use an alternative stop. We haven't been given a final end date for these roadworks yet, but we have been told to expect them to last for several weeks. Buses coming into the city centre from the east of the city should not be affected, and can run their normal route, although delays may be caused if there's extra traffic congestion.

Quiet times on Service 56

14th Sep - 4th Oct

• Affected routes:
• 56
• 57

Since the schools returned we've seen some buses on Service 56 getting busy. If you have a choice of when to travel, you may want to try to avoid school start/finish times, as buses are quieter outside of these times.

Hull: Delays on Service 50, 56 & 57.

28th Sep - 2nd Oct

• Affected routes:
• 50
• 56
• 57

Due to roadworks on Holderness Road, Service 50, 56 & 57 are seeing delays of up to 30 minutes.