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How to get fromWhitby to Prestonby bus, train or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Whitby to Preston by bus, train, or car

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  1. Bus, train

    best
    1. Take the bus from Bus Stn Stand 4 to Rail Stationbus bus 840
    2. Take the train from York to Prestontrain train York - Blackpool North / ...
    5h 39m
  2. Drive 121.6 mi

    cheapest
    1. Drive from Whitby to Prestoncar car 121.6 mi
    2h 33m
    £30–43
  3. Train

    1. Take the train from Whitby to Middlesbroughtrain train
    2. Take the train from Middlesbrough to Manchester Oxford Roadtrain train
    3. Take the train from Manchester Oxford Road to Prestontrain train
    5h 57m
    £42–112
  4. Bus

    1. Take the bus from Bus Stn Stand 4 to Leeds Bus Station Entrancebus bus 840
    2. Take the bus from Leeds City Bus & Coach Station to Manchester Central Coach Stationbus bus 171 / ...
    3. Take the bus from Manchester Central Coach Station to Bus Stationbus bus 181 / ...
    8h 4m

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What companies run services between Whitby, North Yorkshire, England and Preston, England?

You can take a train from Whitby to Preston via Middlesbrough and Manchester Oxford Road in around 5h 57m. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Bus Stn Stand 4 to Bus Station via Leeds Bus Station Entrance, Leeds City Bus & Coach Station, and Manchester Central Coach Station in around 8h 4m.

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