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394 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 394 bus time schedule & line map 394 Glossop View In Website Mode The 394 bus line (Glossop) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Glossop: 7:30 AM - 5:35 PM (2) Stepping Hill: 6:40 AM - 4:38 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 394 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 394 bus arriving. Direction: Glossop 394 bus Time Schedule 69 stops Glossop Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:30 AM - 5:35 PM Stepping Hill Hospital, Stepping Hill Tuesday 7:30 AM - 5:35 PM Sainsbury'S, Stepping Hill 15 London Road, Stockport Wednesday 7:30 AM - 5:35 PM Brewers Green, Stepping Hill Thursday 7:30 AM - 5:35 PM 51 London Road, Stockport Friday 7:30 AM - 5:35 PM Commercial Road, Hazel Grove Saturday Not Operational Queens Road, Hazel Grove Grundey Street, Stockport Chester Road, Hazel Grove 394 bus Info 2 Pineapple Street, Stockport Direction: Glossop Stops: 69 Torkington Road, Hazel Grove Trip Duration: 53 min London Road, Stockport Line Summary: Stepping Hill Hospital, Stepping Hill, Sainsbury'S, Stepping Hill, Brewers Green, Stepping Rising Sun, Hazel Grove Hill, Commercial Road, Hazel Grove, Queens Road, Hazel Grove, Chester Road, Hazel Grove, Torkington Hazel Grove Golf Club, Hazel Grove Road, Hazel Grove, Rising Sun, Hazel Grove, Hazel Grove Golf Club, Hazel Grove, Mill Lane, Hazel Grove, Mill Lane, Hazel Grove Norbury Hollow Road, Hazel Grove, Threaphurst Buxton Road, Stockport Lane, High Lane, Royal Oak, High Lane, Keswick Road, Windlehurst, Methodist Church, Windlehurst, Norbury Hollow Road, Hazel Grove Higherfold Farm, Windlehurst, Doodƒled Stores, Windlehurst, Canal Bridge, Hawk Green, Windlehurst Threaphurst Lane, High Lane School, Hawk Green, Hawk Green, Goyt Mill, Hawk Green, Brook Drive, Marple, Coteƒeld Close, Marple, Royal Oak, High Lane Brindley Avenue, Marple, Priory House, Marple, Navigation, Marple, Navigation, Marple, St Martins Road, Marple, Brabyns Brow, Marple, Marple Station, Keswick Road, Windlehurst Marple, Marple Bridge, Windsor Castle, Cote Green, Cote Green Road, Cote Green, Glossop Road, Cote Methodist Church, Windlehurst Green, Lane Ends Inn, Lane Ends, Werneth View, Lane Ends, Sandhill Lane, Ernocroft, Ernocroft, Higherfold Farm, Windlehurst Woodheys, Ernocroft, Rock Tarven, Ernocroft, Lower Stirrup Farm, Ernocroft, County Boundary Cottages, Doodƒled Stores, Windlehurst Chisworth, Sandy Lane, Chisworth, The Hunters, Canal Bridge, Hawk Green Chisworth, Marple Road 91, Chisworth, Holehouse, Chisworth, Lee Head, Charlesworth, Glossop Road, Charlesworth, Springmeadow, Charlesworth, Windlehurst School, Hawk Green Hargate Hill, Gamesley, St Margarets School, Gamesley, Railway Bridge, Gamesley, Samas Roneo, Hawk Green Gamesley, Cottage Lane South End, Gamesley, Edale Barnsfold Road, Marple Crescent, Gamesley, Hathersage Crescent, Gamesley, Eyam Lane, Gamesley, Hollins Lane, Gamesley, The Goyt Mill, Hawk Green Centurion, Gamesley, Youlgreave Crescent East, Gamesley, Samas Roneo, Gamesley, Glossop Road, Brook Drive, Marple Dinting Vale, Primary School, Dinting Vale, The Brook Drive, Marple Junction, Dinting Vale, Grapes Inn, Glossop, Sunlaws Street, Glossop, St Marys Road, Glossop, Arundel Coteƒeld Close, Marple Street, Glossop, Howard Arms, Glossop Coteƒeld Close, Marple Brindley Avenue, Marple Priory House, Marple Hibbert Lane, Marple Navigation, Marple 31 Stockport Road, Marple Navigation, Marple 31 Stockport Road, Marple St Martins Road, Marple Oldknow Road, Marple Brabyns Brow, Marple Marple Station, Marple Marple Bridge Windsor Castle, Cote Green Cote Green Road, Cote Green Glossop Road, Cote Green Lane Ends Inn, Lane Ends Werneth View, Lane Ends Sandhill Lane, Ernocroft Ernocroft Woodheys, Ernocroft Rock Tarven, Ernocroft Lower Stirrup Farm, Ernocroft County Boundary Cottages, Chisworth Sandy Lane, Chisworth The Hunters, Chisworth Marple Road 91, Chisworth Holehouse, Chisworth Lee Head, Charlesworth Glossop Road, Charlesworth Springmeadow, Charlesworth Hargate Hill, Gamesley St Margarets School, Gamesley Railway Bridge, Gamesley Samas Roneo, Gamesley Cottage Lane South End, Gamesley Riber Bank, England Edale Crescent, Gamesley Hathersage Crescent, Gamesley Wessington Mews, England Eyam Lane, Gamesley Hollins Lane, Gamesley Melandra Castle Road, England The Centurion, Gamesley Youlgreave Crescent East, Gamesley Samas Roneo, Gamesley Glossop Road, Dinting Vale Primary School, Dinting Vale The Junction, Dinting Vale Grapes Inn, Glossop Sunlaws Street, Glossop St Marys Road, Glossop Arundel Street, Glossop Howard Arms, Glossop Smithy Fold, England Direction: Stepping Hill 394 bus Time Schedule 69 stops Stepping Hill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:40 AM - 4:38 PM Henry Street, Glossop Henry Street, England Tuesday 6:40 AM - 4:38 PM Market Hall, Glossop Wednesday 6:40 AM - 4:38 PM Arundel Street, Glossop Thursday 6:40 AM - 4:38 PM High Street West, England Friday 6:40 AM - 4:38 PM St Marys Road, Glossop Saturday Not Operational Brook Street, England Sunlaws Street, Glossop Summers Place, Glossop 394 bus Info Direction: Stepping Hill The Junction, Dinting Vale Stops: 69 Trip Duration: 52 min Primary School, Dinting Vale Line Summary: Henry Street, Glossop, Market Hall, Glossop, Arundel Street, Glossop, St Marys Road, Glossop Road, Dinting Vale Glossop, Sunlaws Street, Glossop, Summers Place, Glossop, The Junction, Dinting Vale, Primary School, Cottage Lane South End, Gamesley Dinting Vale, Glossop Road, Dinting Vale, Cottage Lane South End, Gamesley, Edale Crescent, Riber Bank, England Gamesley, Hathersage Crescent, Gamesley, Eyam Edale Crescent, Gamesley Lane, Gamesley, Hollins Lane, Gamesley, The Centurion, Gamesley, Youlgreave Crescent East, Hathersage Crescent, Gamesley Gamesley, Samas Roneo, Gamesley, Railway Bridge, Gamesley, St Margarets School, Gamesley, Hargate Wessington Mews, England Hill, Gamesley, Springmeadow, Charlesworth, Eyam Lane, Gamesley Glossop Road, Charlesworth, Lee Head, Charlesworth, Holehouse, Chisworth, Marple Road 91, Chisworth, The Hunters, Chisworth, Sandy Lane, Hollins Lane, Gamesley Chisworth, County Boundary Cottages, Chisworth, Melandra Castle Road, England Lower Stirrup Farm, Ernocroft, Rock Tarven, Ernocroft, Woodheys, Ernocroft, Ernocroft, Sandhill The Centurion, Gamesley Lane, Ernocroft, Werneth View, Lane Ends, Lane Ends Inn, Lane Ends, Glossop Road, Cote Green, Youlgreave Crescent East, Gamesley Windsor Castle, Cote Green, Ludworth School, Marple Bridge, Marple Bridge, Marple Station, Marple, Samas Roneo, Gamesley Brabyns Brow, Marple, St Martins Road, Marple, Navigation, Marple, Priory House, Marple, Brindley Railway Bridge, Gamesley Avenue, Marple, Coteƒeld Close, Marple, Brook Drive, Marple, Goyt Mill, Hawk Green, Hawk Green, St Margarets School, Gamesley Windlehurst School, Hawk Green, Canal Bridge, Hawk Green, Doodƒeld Stores, Windlehurst, Hargate Hill, Gamesley Higherfold Farm, Windlehurst, Methodist Church, Windlehurst, Keswick Road, Windlehurst, Horse Shoe Springmeadow, Charlesworth Inn, High Lane, Royal Oak, High Lane, Threaphurst Lane, High Lane, Norbury Hollow Road, Hazel Grove, Glossop Road, Charlesworth Mill Lane, Hazel Grove, Hazel Grove Golf Club, Hazel Grove, Norbury Church, Hazel Grove, Torkington Lee Head, Charlesworth Road, Hazel Grove, Queens Road, Hazel Grove, Commercial Road, Hazel Grove, Brewers Green, Stepping Hill, Stepping Hill Hospital, Stepping Hill, Holehouse, Chisworth Stepping Hill Hospital Grounds, Stepping Hill, Stepping Hill Hospital, Stepping Hill Marple Road 91, Chisworth The Hunters, Chisworth Sandy Lane, Chisworth County Boundary Cottages, Chisworth Lower Stirrup Farm, Ernocroft Rock Tarven, Ernocroft Woodheys, Ernocroft Ernocroft Sandhill Lane, Ernocroft Werneth View, Lane Ends Lane Ends Inn, Lane Ends Glossop Road, Cote Green Windsor Castle, Cote Green Glossop Road, England Ludworth School, Marple Bridge Marple Bridge Marple Station, Marple Brabyns Brow, Marple Brabyns Brow, Marple St Martins Road, Marple Oldknow Road, Marple Navigation, Marple 31 Stockport Road, Marple Priory House, Marple Hibbert Lane, Marple Brindley Avenue, Marple Coteƒeld Close, Marple Coteƒeld Close, Marple Brook Drive, Marple Goyt Mill, Hawk Green Hawk Green Barnsfold Road, Marple Windlehurst School, Hawk Green Canal Bridge, Hawk Green Doodƒeld Stores, Windlehurst Higherfold Farm, Windlehurst Methodist Church, Windlehurst Keswick Road, Windlehurst Horse Shoe Inn, High Lane 10 Windlehurst Road, England Royal Oak, High Lane Threaphurst Lane, High Lane Norbury Hollow Road, Hazel Grove Mill Lane, Hazel Grove Buxton Road, Stockport Hazel Grove Golf Club, Hazel Grove Norbury Church, Hazel Grove Torkington Road, Hazel Grove Queens Road, Hazel Grove Grundey Street, Stockport Commercial Road, Hazel Grove Albion Place, Stockport Brewers Green, Stepping Hill 33 London Road, Stockport Stepping Hill Hospital, Stepping Hill Stepping Hill Hospital Grounds, Stepping Hill Stepping Hill Hospital, Stepping Hill 394 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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