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Barnetby le Wold, or Barnetby is a small village in North Lincolnshire, England. Barnetby buses mainly service the local area but it has a train station, Barnetby Station, and is in close proximity to Humberside Airport, HUY. The area is serviced by the X4 bus operated by Hornsby Bus Services, which also connects the village to Humberside Airport during the week, and the C4 service completes this trip on Sunday. Alternatively, there is an on demand service, ConnectBus, which has stops on-request within the local area. Passengers travelling on long haul buses to Barnetby will first have to travel to Scunthorpe or Hull. The easiest way to access these bus stations is via Transpennine Express Train or by catching the X4 bus from Barnetby straight to Scunthorpe Bus Station. To get to Hull, catch the 350 Humber FastCar from Scunthorpe Bus Station.

Bus tickets to/from Barnetby from the larger bus stations, via the X4 service, can be purchased on the bus from the driver. Payments for these affordable bus prices can be made using cash or contactless options. Passengers arriving or departing in Scunthorpe or Hull for longer journeys can use the megabus service. It's often cheapest to book these tickets in advance, it also guarantees passengers a seat. Tickets can be purchased online and confirmation of reservation number will be received via text and/or email. You will need to show your reservation number to the driver when boarding, printed tickets are also accepted.

If you are staying in Barnetby le Wold, public transport is the only service connecting the village to the other towns, as such, many travellers and locals must rely on this. Visiting towns and cities in the area, such as Hull and Scunthorpe, are easily accessible through public transport. Public transport is also significantly cheaper than car hire, with singles costing a few pounds for a local trip. For intercity travel in the UK, passengers are able to avoid the stress of internal flights by opting to take buses and trains up and down the country instead. All cities in the UK are serviced by intercity buses and are connected to smaller towns by trains and local transport. Efforts to encourage and improve public transport have been made to reduce environmental impacts, passengers who opt to take buses are reducing their own and the sector’s impact. Travellers visiting the area can also avoid the added stress of relying on their own directions.

Luggage carried onto local buses to Barnetby will be allowed at the discretion of the driver. Bikes are not allowed, but folding pushchairs may be accommodated based on the available space. For longer haul buses caught from Scunthorpe or Hull, passengers have the option to store luggage in the under-bus compartment as well as carry on hand luggage. Those items stored in the luggage compartment must not exceed 44 lbs and 79" in total. Folding bikes and children's bikes are allowed along with folding buggies, pushchairs and strollers. Equipment such as skis and snowboards must be packaged suitably.

The local X4 bus from Barnetby first departs at 08:50 and the last bus from Barnetby to Scunthorpe is at 16:50. This bus leaves from the Manor Farm adjacent to Queens Road. The first bus to Barnetby from Scunthorpe departs at 08:00 and the last leaves at 16:00. For those travelling to further destinations, the megabus service in Scunthorpe arrives at the station on Doncaster Road. The service has daily departures timetabled based on the destination, and there are 15 locations to chose from. The service in Hull, from the Hull Paragon Interchange, accommodates a megabus timetable with 33 locations to choose from.

Skegness Butlins is a transportation hub in Grimsby Humberside. You’ll find buses arriving and departing from here daily.