In June, Leeds Bradford Airport officially opened their new £100 million terminal expansion, while the three footbridges crossing the city’s crucial Armley Gyratory junction also opened to the public.
Meanwhile construction continues to the front entrance of Leeds City Station and work got underway on a £44 million revamp of the Dawsons Corner and Stanningley Bypass junction.
Here are seven of the biggest transport changes that have transformed Leeds in 2025 so far - and eight more still on the way...
13. Complete: A58M average speed cameras
Complete: Average speed cameras, positioned along the A58M inner ring road, running from the North Street overpass to the former Yorkshire Evening Post building, went live in February. The cameras aim to “control speed and improve road safety” along one of the city’s busiest routes. | NW
14. Still to come: Mass transit consultation
Still to come: Consultation work on phase one of West Yorkshire’s proposed mass transit scheme, which aims to connect St James’ Hospital with the White Rose Shopping Centre, as well as Leeds and Bradford will continue into later 2025 and beyond. | WYCA
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15. Still to come: Station Road reconstruction
Still to come: Work remains ongoing to remove the historic Station Road railway bridge in Cross Gates, which is being reconstructed to allow for electric trains to travel on the route. The work is due to be completed by November 2025. | Tony Johnson