M62 Motorway:

The M62 motorway connects Liverpool to Hull, passing through many major northern cities and towns, including Bradford.

For Bradford, you would typically exit at Junction 26 (the M606 junction) which leads directly into Bradford.

M606:

A short motorway but of significant importance, the M606 branches off the M62 (at Junction 26) and heads directly into Bradford. It is the primary motorway route into the city.

A650:

This is a major road that connects Keighley to Wakefield, passing through Bradford.

It acts as one of the main arterial routes into Bradford from the north and south.

A658:

This road connects Harrogate and the region north of Leeds to Bradford. It's especially important for those coming from the north, passing through the Leeds Bradford Airport area on its way.

A6036:

Leading from Halifax to Bradford, this road serves as a main route for those travelling from the west.

A647:

Connecting Leeds to Halifax through Bradford, the A647 is another significant road that provides access from the east.

A6177 - Bradford Ring Road:

The A6177, commonly known as the Bradford Ring Road, circles the city and links many of the main roads together. It provides an efficient way to navigate around Bradford and connect from one main road to another.

Train:

In addition to the road network, Bradford is also served by two main railway stations: Bradford Interchange and Bradford Forster Square, connecting the city to other parts of the UK including Leeds, Manchester, and beyond.