Leeds travel chaos: Northern trains cancelled and buses delayed during another rush hour nightmare
There is commuter chaos in Leeds for a consecutive morning after trains have been cancelled and buses delayed by heavy traffic.
A number of Leeds-bound Northern trains have been cancelled due to "more trains than usual needing repairs at the same time".
The busy 7.16am train from Horsforth to Leeds was one of the services cancelled for repairs.
Commuter Rebecca Swales said: "Northern - second time in six days that 7.16 from Horsforth to Leeds has been cancelled.
"What’s the reason? Yet again, I will have to make up time in my lunch hour so I can leave work in time to pick my child up. Why can’t you get this sorted?"
Another Leeds-bound train left early - causing furious passengers to complain that they had missed their train.
The 6.58 train from Todmodern to Leeds left three minutes early according to Northern's live departures.
A spokesperson for Northern told commuters they are looking into why this happened.
There are also delays across all bus routes in Leeds this morning due to peak time traffic congestion.
This follows severe traffic yesterday which caused delays of up to 30 minutes to buses in Leeds.
A second day of commuter chaos highlights the need to improve the transport system and get the city moving, which is why the Yorkshire Evening Post has launched the Unlock the Gridlock campaign.
Two MPs have now backed the campaign to overhaul the city's "late, inefficient and expensive" rail and bus networks.