Is there a direct train?

No, there are no direct train services from Bangor to Hull.

How long is the drive?

The drive typically takes 5 hours under normal traffic conditions.

There are no tolls on the A55 or M62 routes.

What is the best time to leave?

Departing before 06:00 helps avoid congestion on the M62.

National Express operates services, but they involve multiple transfers and long durations.

Brynteg

Hull

Train Driving

Brynteg to Hull

Updated: 28 May 2026

Traveling from the coastal village of Brynteg to the port city of Hull involves crossing the Menai Strait and traversing Northern England. The most efficient driving route utilizes the A55 North Wales Expressway connecting to the M56 and M62. Rail travel requires a departure from Bangor Station, involving multiple changes at Chester and Manchester Piccadilly. You will cover approximately 260 miles through diverse landscapes ranging from Welsh mountains to industrial Yorkshire plains. This journey is best undertaken during daylight hours to navigate the complex motorway junctions around Leeds. Expect a total travel time of roughly five hours by road or seven hours by rail.

Total Distance: 418 km driving distance and 320 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, 5 hours, depending on traffic conditions on the M62.

Cheapest Way

Train, 45 GBP, if booked at least 8 weeks in advance.

Compare Brynteg to Hull Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	7 hours	5 hours
Avg Price	45-120 GBP	60-80 GBP
Operator	Transport for Wales and TransPennine Express	N/A
Route	Bangor to Chester to Manchester Piccadilly to Hull	A55, M56, M62
Tip	Book tickets in advance via the Trainline app to secure cheaper Advance fares.	Avoid the M62 during peak rush hours near Leeds to prevent significant delays.

Travel Tips

Fuel Stops
Fill up your tank before leaving Anglesey as fuel prices are often higher on motorways.
Rail Changes
Ensure you have at least 20 minutes between train connections at Manchester Piccadilly.
Weather Check
Check the Met Office for wind warnings on the Britannia Bridge before departing.
Parking
Use the St Stephen's Shopping Centre car park for convenient access to Hull city centre.
Connectivity
Download offline maps as mobile signal can be intermittent in the Snowdonia mountain passes.

Safety Tips

Motorway Safety
Keep a safe distance on the M62, especially during heavy rain or fog.
Bridge Safety
High-sided vehicles should monitor wind speeds on the Britannia Bridge.
Station Security
Keep your luggage in sight at all times when changing trains at busy hubs.
Emergency Numbers
Save 999 for emergencies and 111 for non-emergency medical advice.