Services
The bus services are operated by a selection of Mercedes-Benz Citaro articulated buses new in January 2009 and Wright Eclipse conventional single-deckers new in 2008. The previous bendy buses, Wright Eclipse Fusions, have left the fleet. The bendy buses are used for their characteristics of being able to carry large numbers of passengers, although most standing. The services run very frequently, with buses every 7–10 minutes. There are five coloured overground routes, forming part of the standard First York services. In 2008, the first of a fleet of new Volvo B7RLE/Wright Eclipses arrived, in a new silvery based livery.
| Route | Basic frequency | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Name | Description | Mon–Sat Daytime | Mon–Sat Evening | Sunday Daytime |
| 2 | Green line | Rawcliffe Bar - City Centre Circular | 7/8 mins | 15 mins | 10 mins |
| 3 | White line | Askham Bar - City Centre Circular | 7/8 mins | 15 mins | 10 mins |
| 7 | Red line | York Designer Outlet - City Centre Circular | 10 mins | 20 mins | 10 mins |
| 8 | Yellow line | Grimston Bar - City Centre Circular | 10 mins | 20 mins | 10 mins |
| 9 | Silver line | Monks Cross - City Centre Circular | 10 mins | 3 journeys | 10 mins |
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