West Yorkshire reveals new Weaver Network buses for 2028 rollout

Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 13:03 · Archive

West Yorkshire has unveiled new buses that will be rolled out across the region from next year as part of the Weaver Network.

West Yorkshire has officially unveiled new buses for the Weaver Network, a publicly operated bus service set to be rolled out across the region. The new fleet will begin arriving from next year, with services expanding to cover areas including Bradford and Leeds by 2028.

The buses are part of a significant overhaul of West Yorkshire's public transport system. The Telegraph & Argus reports that the new fleet will include electric buses, marking a shift towards greener public transport in the region.

The Weaver Network represents a move towards publicly operated bus services across West Yorkshire, replacing the current private operators with a unified, publicly run system.

How it is being reported

• WATCH: Inside new West Yorkshire buses and when they will be in BradfordTelegraph & Argus · 2 Oct, 12:00
• First look at the new 'Weaver Network' buses taking over Leeds next yearYorkshire Evening Post · 1 Oct, 11:30
• First look at brand new West Yorkshire buses as new fleet unveiledHuddersfield Examiner · 1 Oct, 10:36
• FIRST LOOK at new Weaver Network buses being rolled out on West Yorkshire's roadsTelegraph & Argus · 1 Oct, 00:04

In this story: West Yorkshire · Weaver Network · Bradford · Leeds

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