Doncaster, South Yorkshire to Leeds (West Yorkshire), West Yorkshire from $10: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Plan to refuel at the service stations along the M62; prices typically range from £1.40 to £1.50 per liter.

• As you enter Leeds, be mindful of the Clean Air Zone which imposes charges on older vehicles; check your vehicle's compliance before traveling.

• Parking in Leeds city center can vary, with daily rates ranging from £4 to £20; consider using the Merrion Centre or Leeds City Council car parks for reasonable long-term options.

• On your train trip from Doncaster to Leeds, you will primarily be traveling with TransPennine Express or Northern Rail, both of which offer a catering service available on board. The on-board services for TransPennine Express often include a selection of snacks and drinks, including coffee, juices, and a limited range of food options such as sandwiches and pastries. Northern Rail generally provides vending machines for beverages and snacks, but do confirm specific catering options on the day of your travel.

• Both TransPennine Express and Northern Rail provide a variety of seating options. On TransPennine Express, you can choose between Standard Class and First Class, with First Class offering more spacious seating, complimentary refreshments, and power sockets. Northern Rail typically offers Standard Class with basic seating arrangements. If you're looking for comfort and additional services, aim for First Class on TransPennine Express.

• Upon arrival at Leeds station, allow yourself ample time to navigate as it can be busy. You can store your luggage at the station using luggage lockers provided, typically found near the customer service point. Restrooms are available throughout the station, but there are no shower facilities. For the fastest way to reach Leeds city center, you can take the city bus, specifically number 5 or 12, both of which run frequently and take approximately 10-15 minutes to reach the heart of the city.