The OK Expressway

The new OK1 provides a direct link from Crook to Bishop Auckland, West Auckland and Darlington, every 30 minutes Monday to Saturday daytimes.

The OK Expressway has been named is in recognition of the OK Travel brand that was familiar to many in Crook.

Pronto X46 will run from Crook to Durham, calling at Willington, Brancepeth, Meadowfield and Langley Moor to provide journeys for connections with other Go North East routes in Durham Bus Station.

OK Motor Services - Celebrating 100 years 1912 - 2012

2012 would have been the Centenary year for OK Motor Services and it was on Saturday 6 April 1912 that company founder Wade Emmerson ran his first bus from Evenwood to Bishop Auckland.

Go North East is pleased to introduce The OK Expressway that will be run with buses carrying the famous OK Motor Services livery and have a small team of locally based drivers.

No. Service Places Served Downloads
OK1 The OK Expressway Bishop Auckland – Tindale Crescent – St Helen Auckland - West Auckland – Cockerton - Darlington - Middlesbrough (including connections to Bishop Auckland to/from Crook)

OK1 map

OK1 times

MoneySaver fares

We've some great deals and offers to help you get the best value for money on your bus travel.

Our MoneySaver guide gives you through all of the fares and tickets that are available for travel on our services so you can get the best deal for your journey.

If an employer buys your ticket for you, you could save even more money on the price of individual 28 day tickets - contact us for full details.

Help and Advice

Dean YoungWe want you to enjoy using our services and are working hard to make sure you find them easy and reliable to use.

You can speak to Dean Young (pictured) our Service Delivery Manager for The OK Way, who will be out and about on the buses.

Our customer services team can be contacted by Freepost, telephone or e-mail

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