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57F Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 57F bus time schedule & line map 57F Doncaster Town Centre <-> Finningley View In Website Mode The 57F bus line (Doncaster Town Centre <-> Finningley) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Doncaster Town Centre <-> Finningley: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM (2) Epworth <-> Doncaster Town Centre: 7:11 AM (3) Finningley <-> Doncaster Town Centre: 6:45 AM - 5:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 57F bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 57F bus arriving. Direction: Doncaster Town Centre <-> Finningley 57F bus Time Schedule 48 stops Doncaster Town Centre <-> Finningley Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Doncaster Frenchgate Interchange/A4, Doncaster Monday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM Town Centre Food Mall, Doncaster Tuesday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM Cleveland Street/Duke Street, Doncaster Town Wednesday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM Centre Thursday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM Cleveland Street, Doncaster Friday 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM Wood Street/Princegate, Doncaster Town Centre Wood Street, Doncaster Saturday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM South Parade/Regent Square, Doncaster Town Centre Bennetthorpe/Roman Road, Bennetthorpe 57F bus Info South Parade, Doncaster Direction: Doncaster Town Centre <-> Finningley Stops: 48 Bennetthorpe/Alderson Drive, Bennetthorpe Trip Duration: 35 min Line Summary: Doncaster Frenchgate Bennetthorpe/Manor Drive, Bennetthorpe Interchange/A4, Doncaster Town Centre, Cleveland Bennetthorpe, Doncaster Street/Duke Street, Doncaster Town Centre, Wood Street/Princegate, Doncaster Town Centre, South Bennetthorpe/Leger Way, Belle Vue Parade/Regent Square, Doncaster Town Centre, Bennetthorpe, Doncaster Bennetthorpe/Roman Road, Bennetthorpe, Bennetthorpe/Alderson Drive, Bennetthorpe, Bawtry Road/Leger Way, Belle Vue Bennetthorpe/Manor Drive, Bennetthorpe, Bennetthorpe/Leger Way, Belle Vue, Bawtry Belle Vue Way/Bawtry Road, Belle Vue Road/Leger Way, Belle Vue, Belle Vue Way/Bawtry Belle Vue Way, England Road, Belle Vue, Booth Avenue/Gliwice Way, Belle Vue, Booth Avenue/Bawtry Road, Belle Vue, Bawtry Booth Avenue/Gliwice Way, Belle Vue Road/The Avenue, Cantley, Ascot Avenue/York Gardens, Cantley, Ascot Avenue/Sandown Gardens, Booth Avenue/Bawtry Road, Belle Vue Cantley, Everingham Road/Cantley Park, Cantley, Booth Avenue, England Everingham Road/Aldesworth Road, Cantley, Everingham Road/Green Boulevard, Cantley, Green Bawtry Road/The Avenue, Cantley Boulevard/Cantley Lane, Cantley, Goodison B1396, England Boulevard/Highbury Avenue, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Middleham Road, Cantley, Goodison Ascot Avenue/York Gardens, Cantley Boulevard/Bolton Hill Road, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Church Lane, Cantley, Goodison Ascot Avenue/Sandown Gardens, Cantley Boulevard/Limpool Close, Cantley, Goodison Sandown Gardens, England Boulevard/Bretby Close, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Plumpton Park Road, Cantley, Goodison Everingham Road/Cantley Park, Cantley Boulevard/Packington Road, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Staunton Road, Cantley, Cantley Everingham Road/Aldesworth Road, Cantley Lane/School Lane, Cantley, Doncaster Road/St Vincents Avenue, Branton, Moor Gap/The Close, Everingham Road/Green Boulevard, Cantley Branton, Moor Gap/Valley Drive, Branton, Doncaster Road/Whiphill Top Lane, Branton, Main Green Boulevard/Cantley Lane, Cantley Street/Common Lane, Auckley, Main Street/Ellers Green Boulevard, England Lane, Auckley, Hurst Lane/Mosham Road, Auckley, Hurst Lane/Poplar Way, Auckley, Hurst Lane/Poplar Goodison Boulevard/Highbury Avenue, Cantley Way, Auckley, Hurst Lane/Walnut Avenue, Auckley, Goodison Boulevard, England Hayƒeld Lane/Fir Tree Avenue, Auckley, Hayƒeld Lane/Hawthorne Road, Auckley, Hayƒeld Lane/First Goodison Boulevard/Middleham Road, Cantley Avenue, Auckley, Gate House Lane/Hayƒeld Lane, Auckley, Gate House Lane/Spitƒre Way, Auckley, Goodison Boulevard/Bolton Hill Road, Cantley Mosham Road/Mosham Close, Blaxton, Mosham Road/Thorne Road, Blaxton, Bank End Goodison Boulevard/Church Lane, Cantley Road/Hillcroft Road, Blaxton, Wroot Road/Elm Drive, Finningley Goodison Boulevard/Limpool Close, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Bretby Close, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Plumpton Park Road, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Packington Road, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Staunton Road, Cantley Cantley Lane/School Lane, Cantley Cantley Lane, England Doncaster Road/St Vincents Avenue, Branton Moor Gap/The Close, Branton Sandpit Hill, Cantley Civil Parish Moor Gap/Valley Drive, Branton Doncaster Road, Cantley Civil Parish Doncaster Road/Whiphill Top Lane, Branton Main Street/Common Lane, Auckley Common Lane, Auckley Civil Parish Main Street/Ellers Lane, Auckley Hurst Lane/Mosham Road, Auckley Hurst Lane/Poplar Way, Auckley Hurst Lane/Poplar Way, Auckley Oak Tree Avenue, Auckley Civil Parish Hurst Lane/Walnut Avenue, Auckley Hayƒeld Lane/Fir Tree Avenue, Auckley Hayƒeld Mews, Auckley Civil Parish Hayƒeld Lane/Hawthorne Road, Auckley Cedar Close, Auckley Civil Parish Hayƒeld Lane/First Avenue, Auckley Gate House Lane/Hayƒeld Lane, Auckley Gate House Lane/Spitƒre Way, Auckley Mosham Road/Mosham Close, Blaxton Mosham Road/Thorne Road, Blaxton A614, Blaxton Civil Parish Bank End Road/Hillcroft Road, Blaxton Wroot Road/Elm Drive, Finningley Direction: Epworth <-> Doncaster Town Centre 57F bus Time Schedule 59 stops Epworth <-> Doncaster Town Centre Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Blow Row, Epworth Monday 7:11 AM Market Place, Epworth Tuesday 7:11 AM Market Place, Epworth Wednesday 7:11 AM Leisure Centre, Epworth Thursday 7:11 AM A161, Low Burnham Friday 7:11 AM Epworth Road, Haxey Civil Parish Saturday 7:16 AM Memorial, Haxey Burrels Close, Haxey Civil Parish Marlborough Avenue, Haxey 57F bus Info Vinehall Road, Haxey Direction: Epworth <-> Doncaster Town Centre Stops: 59 Water Tower, Westwoodside Trip Duration: 62 min Line Summary: Blow Row, Epworth, Market Place, Newbigg, Westwoodside Epworth, Leisure Centre, Epworth, A161, Low Burnham, Memorial, Haxey, Marlborough Avenue, Commonside, Westwoodside Haxey, Vinehall Road, Haxey, Water Tower, Westwoodside, Newbigg, Westwoodside, Pond, Westwoodside Commonside, Westwoodside, Pond, Westwoodside, Park Lane, Westwoodside, The Meadows, Westwoodside, Bank End Road/Fiftyeights Road, Park Lane, Westwoodside Blaxton, Bank End Road/Wroot Road, Blaxton, Wroot Road/Elm Drive, Finningley, Wroot Road/Bawtry The Meadows, Westwoodside Road, Finningley, Doncaster Road/The Green, Finningley, Station Road/Doncaster Road, Finningley, Bank End Road/Fiftyeights Road, Blaxton Station Road/Station Close, Finningley, Station Road/Bells Close, Finningley, Station Road/Back Bank End Road/Wroot Road, Blaxton Lane, Blaxton, Mosham Road/Station Road, Blaxton, Mosham Road/Mosham Close, Blaxton, Mosham Wroot Road/Elm Drive, Finningley Road/Hurst Lane, Auckley, Main Street/Ellers Lane, Auckley, Main Street/River Way, Auckley, Doncaster Wroot Road/Bawtry Road, Finningley Road/Glen Road, Branton, Moor Gap/Badgers Holt, Branton, Moor Gap/Quarry Lane, Branton, Doncaster Road/The Green, Finningley Doncaster Road/St Vincents Avenue, Branton, The Green, Finningley Doncaster Road/Warning Tongue Lane, Cantley, Cantley Lane/Hadley Cross Mews, Cantley, Goodison Station Road/Doncaster Road, Finningley Boulevard/Staunton Road, Cantley, Goodison Broadgates, Finningley Boulevard/Packington Road, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Tatenhill Gardens, Cantley, Goodison Station Road/Station Close, Finningley Boulevard/Cantley Manor Avenue, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Limpool Close, Cantley, Goodison Station Road/Bells Close, Finningley Boulevard/Church Lane, Cantley, Goodison Boulevard/Heatherbank Road, Cantley, Goodison Station Road, Finningley Boulevard/St Wilfrids Road, Cantley, Goodison Station Road/Back Lane, Blaxton Boulevard/Highbury Avenue, Cantley, Green Boulevard/Cantley Lane, Cantley, Everingham Mosham Road/Station Road, Blaxton Road/Ansten Crescent, Cantley, Everingham Road/Elmham Road, Cantley, Everingham A614, Blaxton Civil Parish Road/Aldesworth Road, Cantley, Ascot Mosham Road/Mosham Close, Blaxton Avenue/Sandown Gardens, Cantley, Ascot Avenue/Goodwood Gardens, Cantley, Bawtry Mosham Road/Hurst Lane, Auckley Road/St Augustines Road, Cantley, Booth Avenue/The Dome, Belle Vue, Booth Avenue/Gliwice Lidgett Gardens, Auckley Civil Parish Way, Belle Vue, Belle Vue Way/Bawtry Road, Belle Main Street/Ellers Lane, Auckley Vue, Bennetthorpe/Sandbeck Road, Belle Vue, Bennetthorpe/Danum Road, Bennetthorpe, Main Street/River Way, Auckley Bennetthorpe/Roman Road, Bennetthorpe, South Parade/Thorne Road, Doncaster Town Centre, Wood Street/Waterdale, Doncaster Town Centre, Cleveland Doncaster Road/Glen Road, Branton Street/Duke Street, Doncaster Town Centre, Doncaster Frenchgate Interchange/C1, Doncaster Moor Gap/Badgers Holt, Branton Town Centre Moor Gap, Cantley Civil Parish Moor Gap/Quarry Lane, Branton Sandpit Hill, Cantley Civil Parish Doncaster Road/St Vincents Avenue, Branton B1396, Cantley Civil Parish Doncaster Road/Warning Tongue Lane, Cantley Cantley Lane/Hadley Cross Mews, Cantley Cantley Lane, Cantley Civil Parish Goodison Boulevard/Staunton Road, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Packington Road, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Tatenhill Gardens, Cantley Tatenhill Gardens, England Goodison Boulevard/Cantley Manor Avenue, Cantley Plumpton Gardens, England Goodison Boulevard/Limpool Close, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Church Lane, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Heatherbank Road, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/St Wilfrids Road, Cantley Goodison Boulevard/Highbury Avenue, Cantley Goodison Boulevard, England Green Boulevard/Cantley Lane,
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