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Live traffic updates as Armley Gyratory reopens follow weekend closure

This weekend, the Armley Gyratory is fully closed to vehicles and diversions are in place.
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It is fully closed to all vehicles while construction work is done.

Planned diversions could see over 30 minutes and 15 miles added to journey times. Five key diversion routes will be in place, including along the A647, the A657 and the B6154.

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Live traffic updates as Armley Gyratory reopens follow weekend closure

Key Events

  • The Armley Gyratory was fully closed this weekend
  • Diversion routes are in place
  • Bus services are diverting

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What are the diversions?

Planned diversions could see over 30 minutes and 15 miles added to journey times.

Five key diversion routes will be in place, including along the A647, the A657 and the B6154.

Leeds City Council diversion routes.Leeds City Council diversion routes.
Leeds City Council diversion routes.

What are the bus diversion routes?

Advanced warning signs at each road closure point informing the public of expected closures, times, and durations will be in place.

First bus service numbers 4, 4F, 15, 16, 16A, 42, 72, 86, 87, X6 and X11 will all face diversion.

Services 4 & 4F: Pudsey will divert in both directions between Whingate Junction and Leeds Rail Station/City Square via Whingate, Upper Wortley Road, Dixon Lane, Whitehall Road, Domestic Road and Whitehall Road and Thirsk Row/Aire Street.

These services will not serve bus stops between Carr Crofts and Wellington Bridge.

Service 15: Towards Old Farnley will divert from Leeds Wellington Street to Armley Crab Lane via Wellington Street, Kirkstall Road and Canal Road.

Normal route into Leeds City Centre.

Services 16 & 16A: Bramley/Pudsey will divert in both directions between Leeds Rail Station and Armley Town Street via Wellington Street, Kirkstall Road, Canal Road, Ledgard Way, Branch Road and Town Street.

These services will not serve bus stops between Wesley Road and Wellington Bridge.

Service 42: Old Farnley will divert in both directions between Lower Wortley Ring Road and Leeds City Square via Ring Road, Whitehall Road, Domestic Road, Whitehall Road and Thirsk Row/Aire Street.

This service will not serve bus stops between Fawcett Way and Wellington Bridge.

Service 72: Towards Bradford, will divert from Leeds Wellington Street to Armley Branch Road via Wellington Street, Kirkstall Road and Canal Road.

This service will not serve bus stops between Wellington Bridge and Pickering Street .

72 towards Leeds City Centre will run the normal route.

Services 86 & 87: Middleton-Bramley will divert via between Armley Ridge Road and Holbeck via Wortley Road, Whingate, Upper Wortley Road, Dixon Lane, Whitehall Road and Domestic Road.

These services will not serve bus stops between Armley Town Street and Domestic Street.

Services X6 & X11: Towards Bradford, will run from Leeds City Centre to Armley Branch Road via Kirkstall Road.

Normal route from Bradford.

The following services will be diverted due to the closure of Armley Gyratory.The following services will be diverted due to the closure of Armley Gyratory.
The following services will be diverted due to the closure of Armley Gyratory.

Armley Gyratory fully closed - when will it reopen?

Leeds City Council are urging people to plan ahead and avoid driving where possible this weekend with major disruption, caused by the closure of the Armley Gyratory, expected.

From 8pm today (Friday, April 8) until 5.30am Monday (April 11), the Armley Gyratory will be fully closed to vehicles.

The closure is due to construction works taking place this year on the junction to widen the roads and make access easier for pedestrians.

On Monday, the road will fully re-open with 30mph speed limits, narrower lanes, and other traffic management measures in place, which will allow the main improvements to be carried out safely.

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