Works affecting bus stops outside York Station begin tonight (Friday).
Bus stops near the station are set to be out of use from 8pm tonight to 6am on Monday, July 6 for works to strengthen road surfaces.
Station Road and Queen Street outside the station will remain open to two-way traffic over the weekend and alternative bus stops are set to be in place.
Cllr Kate Ravilious, City of York Council’s Labour transport spokesperson, said significant progress had been made on the project throughout June as officials work to keep disruption to a minimum.
Temporary traffic lights are set to be in place over the weekend, along with bus diversions.
A shuttle bus service is set to run between Blossom Street, the station and Station Road.
Temporary bus stop locations
Rail Station RA:
- 1/1A (to Wigginton): Station Avenue RM 13 (to Haxby): Blossom, Street BA 14 (to Haxby): Blossom Street BA
Rail Station RB:
- 5/5A (to Strensall): Station Avenue RM 12 (to Monks Cross): Blossom Street BA
Rail Station RC:
- 840, 843 (to Malton): Blossom Street BA X36 (to Sutton-on-Derwent): Rougier Street CH
Rail Station RD:
- X46, X47 (to Pocklington and Hull): Rougier Street CH
Rail Station RF:
- 1/1A (to Acomb): Blossom Street BC 5/5A (to Acomb): Blossom Street BC
Rail Station RG:
- 3 (to Askham Bar P&R): Blossom Street BD 4 (to Acomb): Blossom Street BD 12, 14 (to Woodthorpe): Blossom Street BD
Rail Station RH:
- 7 (to Designer Outlet P&R): Rougier Street CC 11 (to Bishopthorpe) Stonebow SF 13 (to Copmanthorpe): Blossom Street BD 82/83/84: Blossom Street BC
Rail Station RJ:
- 9 (to Monks Cross P&R): Rougier Street CA 21 (to Colton): Station Road CE 37 (to Tadcaster): Blossom Street BD 840, 843 (to Tadcaster and Leeds): Blossom Street BD U1, U2 (to University of York): Rougier Street CC
Further details on work outside properties in Queen Street at the Premier Inn junction including the installation of kerbs are set to be shared soon.
Upcoming works as part of the Station Gateway project also include snagging such as repairs to paving.
Cllr Ravilious said officials were hugely grateful for people’s patience during the works.
She said: “In spite of the wide range of weather conditions we’ve experienced in June, significant progress has been made.
“With the road resurfaced and with more and more areas gradually opening up over the next few weeks people will start to feel more of the benefits of this project.”
