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119 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 119 bus time schedule & line map 119 Chorley - Preston Via Astley Village, Chorley View In Website Mode Hospital, Farington Moss, Manor Lane, Broadgate The 119 bus line (Chorley - Preston Via Astley Village, Chorley Hospital, Farington Moss, Manor Lane, Broadgate) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Chorley Town Centre: 6:10 AM - 6:30 PM (2) Preston City Centre: 6:13 AM - 7:10 PM (3) Towngate: 7:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 119 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 119 bus arriving. Direction: Chorley Town Centre 119 bus Time Schedule 80 stops Chorley Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:10 AM - 6:30 PM Bus Station, Preston City Centre Tuesday 6:10 AM - 6:30 PM Lava Ignite, Preston City Centre 149 Church Street, Preston Wednesday 6:10 AM - 6:30 PM Railway Station, Preston City Centre Thursday 6:10 AM - 6:30 PM Fishergate Bridge, Preston Friday 6:10 AM - 6:30 PM West Cliff, Broadgate Saturday 6:20 AM - 6:30 PM Fishergate Hill, Preston Beech Terrace, Broadgate Meadow Court, Broadgate 119 bus Info Direction: Chorley Town Centre Terminus, Broadgate Stops: 80 Trip Duration: 78 min Ardee Road, Broadgate Line Summary: Bus Station, Preston City Centre, Broadgate, Preston Lava Ignite, Preston City Centre, Railway Station, Preston City Centre, West Cliff, Broadgate, Beech Taylor Street, Broadgate Terrace, Broadgate, Meadow Court, Broadgate, 1&2 Broadgate, Preston Terminus, Broadgate, Ardee Road, Broadgate, Taylor Street, Broadgate, Flyover, Penwortham, St Teresa's Flyover, Penwortham Church, Penwortham, St Marys Health Centre, Penwortham, Cop Lane School Stop Only, St Teresa's Church, Penwortham Penwortham, Manor Lane, Penwortham, Parklands Queensway, Preston Avenue, Penwortham, Moor Avenue, Penwortham, Central Drive, Penwortham, Sainsburys, St Marys Health Centre, Penwortham Penwortham, Birch Avenue, Penwortham, Blackthorn Drive, Penwortham, Millbrook Way, Cop Lane School Stop Only, Penwortham Penwortham, Hill Rd South, Penwortham, Plough Inn, Kingsfold, Kingsfold Drive, Kingsfold, Lindle Poplar Drive, Preston Lane, Whitestake, Rawstorne House, Whitestake, Old Manor Lane, Penwortham Pope Lane, Whitestake, Whitestake Corner, Whitestake, Parker Lane, Whitestake, Penwortham Danesway, Preston Way, Whitestake, Brook Lane, Farington Moss, Parklands Avenue, Penwortham Church Lane East, Farington Moss, Hillside Avenue, Farington Moss, Croston Road, Farington Moss, Moor Avenue, Penwortham Lower Field, Farington Moss, Fiddler Lane, Farington Moss, Moss Lane, Farington Moss, Fylde Avenue, Central Drive, Penwortham Farington Moss, Bannister Lane, Farington Moss, Central Drive, Preston Manor House, Earnshaw Bridge, Wheatsheaf Inn, Earnshaw Bridge, Earnshaw Drive, Broadƒeld, Sainsburys, Penwortham Westƒeld Drive, Broadƒeld, Fire Station, Broadƒeld, Birch Avenue, Preston Leisure Centre, Towngate, Tesco, Towngate, Westgate, Towngate, Gables Hotel, Leyland Town Birch Avenue, Penwortham Centre, Ruskin Avenue, Leyland Town Centre, Beechway, Preston Methodist Church, Leyland Town Centre, Starkie Street, Turpin Green, Young Avenue, Bent Bridge, Blackthorn Drive, Penwortham Wagon And Horses, Bent Bridge, Bent Lane, Bent Bridge, Dawson Lane, Buckshaw Village, Western Millbrook Way, Penwortham Avenue, Buckshaw Village, Village Park, Buckshaw Millbrook Way, Preston Village, May≈ower Crescent, Buckshaw Village, Community Association, Buckshaw Village, Hill Rd South, Penwortham Lancashire Drive, Buckshaw Village, Birtley Avenue, Buckshaw Village, The Hub, Buckshaw Village, Plough Inn, Kingsfold Wolseley Distribution Centre, Buckshaw Village, Wolseley Trade Centre, Buckshaw Village, Hartwood Pope Lane, Preston Green Farm, Hartwood, Hospital Stop 3, Chorley Kingsfold Drive, Kingsfold Hospital, Hospital Stop 4, Chorley Hospital, Badgers Walk, Euxton, Mimosa Close, Euxton, Buckshaw Hall Pope Lane, Penwortham Civil Parish Close, Astley Village, Broadƒelds, Astley Village, Deer Lindle Lane, Whitestake Fold, Astley Village, Village Centre, Astley Village, Long Copse, Astley Village, Southport Road, Lancashire College, Southport Road, Parklands Hs, Rawstorne House, Whitestake Southport Road, Woodville Road, Southport Road, Booths, Chorley Town Centre, Bus Station, Chorley Old Pope Lane, Whitestake Town Centre Whitestake Corner, Whitestake Pope Lane, Longton Civil Parish Parker Lane, Whitestake Penwortham Way, Whitestake Brook Lane, Farington Moss Church Lane East, Farington Moss Coote Lane, Farington Civil Parish Hillside Avenue, Farington Moss Hillside Avenue, Preston Croston Road, Farington Moss Lower Field, Farington Moss Fiddler Lane, Farington Moss Moss Lane, Farington Moss Fylde Avenue, Farington Moss Fylde Avenue, Farington Civil Parish Bannister Lane, Farington Moss Manor House, Earnshaw Bridge Crofters Meadow, Farington Civil Parish Wheatsheaf Inn, Earnshaw Bridge Earnshaw Drive, Broadƒeld 11-15 Broadƒeld Drive, Leyland Westƒeld Drive, Broadƒeld Fire Station, Broadƒeld Leisure Centre, Towngate Tesco, Towngate Towngate, Leyland Westgate, Towngate 106 Towngate, Leyland Gables Hotel, Leyland Town Centre Northcote Street, Leyland Ruskin Avenue, Leyland Town Centre 83-85 Hough Lane, Leyland Methodist Church, Leyland Town Centre Balcarres Road, Leyland Starkie Street, Turpin Green Turpin Green Lane, Leyland Young Avenue, Bent Bridge Wagon And Horses, Bent Bridge Bent Lane, Leyland Bent Lane, Bent Bridge Beaumaris Road, Leyland Dawson Lane, Buckshaw Village Western Avenue, Buckshaw Village Village Park, Buckshaw Village Central Avenue, England May≈ower Crescent, Buckshaw Village May≈ower Crescent, England Community Association, Buckshaw Village Fusiliers Close, Whittle-Le-Woods Civil Parish Lancashire Drive, Buckshaw Village Burghƒeld Drive, Whittle-Le-Woods Civil Parish Birtley Avenue, Buckshaw Village Patricroft Drive, Whittle-Le-Woods Civil Parish The Hub, Buckshaw Village Village Way, Euxton Civil Parish Wolseley Distribution Centre, Buckshaw Village Wolseley Trade Centre, Buckshaw Village Hartwood Green Farm, Hartwood Hospital Stop 3, Chorley Hospital Hospital Stop 4, Chorley Hospital Badgers Walk, Euxton Badgers Walk, Euxton Civil Parish Mimosa Close, Euxton Buckshaw Hall Close, Astley Village Broadƒelds, Astley Village Deer Fold, Astley Village Village Centre, Astley Village Long Copse, Astley Village Southport Road Lancashire College, Southport Road Parklands Hs, Southport Road Woodville Road, Southport Road Woodville Road, Chorley Booths, Chorley Town Centre Union Street, Chorley Bus Station, Chorley Town Centre Clifford Street, Chorley Direction: Preston City Centre 119 bus Time Schedule 83 stops Preston City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:13 AM - 7:10 PM Bus Station, Chorley Town Centre Clifford Street, Chorley Tuesday 6:13 AM - 7:10 PM Booths, Chorley Town Centre Wednesday 6:13 AM - 7:10 PM Union Street, Chorley Thursday 6:13 AM - 7:10 PM Woodville Road, Southport Road Friday 6:13 AM - 7:10 PM West Bank, Chorley Saturday 6:30 AM - 7:10 PM Parklands Hs, Southport Road Lancashire College, Southport Road Ackhurst Public House, Southport Road 119 bus Info Direction: Preston City Centre Westway, Astley Village Stops: 83 Trip Duration: 78 min Long Copse, Astley Village Line Summary: Bus Station, Chorley Town Centre, Booths, Chorley Town Centre, Woodville Road, Buckshaw Cps, Astley Village Southport Road, Parklands Hs, Southport Road, Lancashire College, Southport Road, Ackhurst Public Deer Fold, Astley Village House, Southport Road, Westway, Astley Village, Long Copse, Astley Village, Buckshaw Cps, Astley Broadƒelds, Astley Village Village, Deer Fold, Astley Village, Broadƒelds, Astley Village, Buckshaw Hall Close, Astley Village, Mimosa Close, Euxton, Alker Lane, Euxton, Hospital Stop 5, Buckshaw Hall Close, Astley Village Chorley Hospital, Hospital Stop 3, Chorley Hospital, Buckshaw Hall Close, Astley Village Civil Parish Hartwood Hotel, Hartwood, Hartwood Green, Hartwood, Wolseley Trade Centre, Buckshaw Village, Mimosa Close, Euxton Wolseley Distribution Centre, Buckshaw Village, The Hub, Buckshaw Village, Dorset Drive, Buckshaw Alker Lane, Euxton Village, Lancashire Drive, Buckshaw Village, Columbine Close, Euxton Civil Parish Community Association, Buckshaw Village, Highland Drive, Buckshaw Village, Village Park, Buckshaw Hospital Stop 5, Chorley Hospital Village, Western Avenue, Buckshaw Village, Dawson Lane, Buckshaw Village, Beaumaris Road, Bent Hospital Stop 3, Chorley Hospital Bridge, Russell Avenue, Bent Bridge, Young Avenue, Bent Bridge, Starkie Street, Turpin Green, Dorothy Hartwood Hotel, Hartwood Ave, Leyland Town Centre, Gables Hotel, Leyland Town Centre, King Street, Leyland Town Centre, Hartwood Green, Hartwood Westgate, Towngate, Tesco, Towngate, Leisure Centre, Towngate, Fire Station, Broadƒeld, Westƒeld Wolseley Trade Centre, Buckshaw Village Drive, Broadƒeld, Earnshaw Drive, Broadƒeld, Longmeanygate, Earnshaw Bridge, Wheatsheaf Inn, Wolseley Distribution Centre, Buckshaw Village Earnshaw Bridge, Bannister Lane, Farington Moss, Five Acres, Farington Moss, Moss Lane, Farington The Hub, Buckshaw Village Moss, Fiddler Lane, Farington Moss, Lower Field, Farington Moss, Croston Road, Farington Moss, Hillside Avenue, Farington Moss, Church Lane, Dorset Drive, Buckshaw Village Farington Moss, Parker Lane, Farington Moss, Penwortham Way, Whitestake, Parker Lane, Lancashire Drive, Buckshaw Village Whitestake, Whitestake 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