The journey from the Norfolk coast to the industrial heart of West Yorkshire covers approximately 240 kilometers. You will primarily navigate via the A17 and the A1(M) motorway, which provides a direct arterial link north. Train travel requires a change at Ely or Peterborough to connect with the LNER service to Leeds City Station. Expect a travel time of roughly 4 hours by road depending on traffic near Newark-on-Trent. This route transitions from the flat landscapes of the Fens to the rolling hills of the Pennines.
Total Distance: 240 km driving distance; 195 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 5 hours 15 mins | 4 hours |
| Avg Price | 70-120 GBP | 40-60 GBP fuel |
| Operator | LNER and Greater Anglia | N/A |
| Route | Wells to King's Lynn (Bus), King's Lynn to Ely, Ely to Leeds. | A149, A17, A1(M) via Newark and Doncaster. |
| Tip | Book LNER tickets in advance to secure significant savings. | Avoid the A1(M) during Friday evening rush hour near Doncaster. |
May to September for clearer road conditions on the A1(M).