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813 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 813 bus time schedule & line map 813 Bowgreave View In Website Mode The 813 bus line (Bowgreave) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bowgreave: 7:40 AM (2) Hambleton: 3:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 813 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 813 bus arriving. Direction: Bowgreave 813 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Bowgreave Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 AM Ryecroft Corner, Hambleton Tuesday 7:40 AM Rydal Road, Hambleton Rydal Road, Hambleton Wednesday 7:40 AM Sower Carr Lane, Sower Carr Thursday 7:40 AM Carr Lane, Hambleton Civil Parish Friday 7:40 AM Staynall Lane, Stalmine Saturday Not Operational Carr Close, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Neds Lane, Stalmine Back Lane, Stalmine 813 bus Info Strickland's Lane, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Direction: Bowgreave Stops: 36 Moss Side Lane, Stalmine Trip Duration: 50 min Moss Side Lane, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Line Summary: Ryecroft Corner, Hambleton, Rydal Road, Hambleton, Sower Carr Lane, Sower Carr, Seven Stars, Stalmine Staynall Lane, Stalmine, Neds Lane, Stalmine, Back Smithy Lane, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Lane, Stalmine, Moss Side Lane, Stalmine, Seven Stars, Stalmine, Moss House Lane, Preesall, Moss House Lane, Preesall Cemetery Lane, Preesall, Mill House, Preesall, Cartgate, Preesall, Saracens Head, Preesall, Cemetery Lane, Preesall Fordstone Avenue, Preesall, Hillside Avenue, Preesall, Little Tongues Lane, Preesall, Gaulters Lane, Preesall, Mill House, Preesall Willow House, Preesall, Ranch House, Preesall, Head Dyke Lane, Pilling, Crossing Cottage, Preesall, Wheel Cartgate, Preesall Lane, Smallwood Hey, Methodist Church, Pilling, Pottery, Pilling, Golden Ball, Pilling, Damside, Pilling, Saracens Head, Preesall Ellletson Arms, Stake Pool, Scronkey Farm, Scronkey, Eskam House Farm, Nateby, Primary School, Nateby, Daggers Lane, Knott End-on-Sea Pennine Gardens, Garstang, Sainsbury'S, Garstang, Fordstone Avenue, Preesall Church View Place, Bonds, Oaklands, Bowgreave, Old Police Station, Bowgreave, Garstang High School Grounds, Bowgreave Hillside Avenue, Preesall Little Tongues Lane, Preesall Gaulters Lane, Preesall Willow House, Preesall Ranch House, Preesall Head Dyke Lane, Pilling Crossing Cottage, Preesall Wheel Lane, Smallwood Hey Methodist Church, Pilling Smallwood Hey Road, Pilling Civil Parish Pottery, Pilling Blue Bell Cottages, Pilling Civil Parish Golden Ball, Pilling Damside, Pilling Taylors Lane, Pilling Civil Parish Ellletson Arms, Stake Pool Scronkey Farm, Scronkey Eskam House Farm, Nateby Primary School, Nateby Pennine Gardens, Garstang Moss Lane, Garstang Civil Parish Sainsbury'S, Garstang Bridge Street, Garstang Church View Place, Bonds Bonds Lane, Garstang Oaklands, Bowgreave Old Police Station, Bowgreave Garstang High School Grounds, Bowgreave Direction: Hambleton 813 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Hambleton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:10 PM Garstang High School Grounds, Bowgreave Tuesday 3:10 PM Old Police Station, Bowgreave Wednesday 3:10 PM Oaklands, Bowgreave Thursday 3:10 PM Church View Place, Bonds Friday 3:10 PM Bonds Lane, Garstang Saturday Not Operational Sainsbury'S, Garstang Playing Fields, Garstang Windsor Road, Garstang 813 bus Info Thermdale Close, Garstang Civil Parish Direction: Hambleton Stops: 39 Pennine Gardens, Garstang Trip Duration: 50 min Line Summary: Garstang High School Grounds, Primary School, Nateby Bowgreave, Old Police Station, Bowgreave, Oaklands, Bowgreave, Church View Place, Bonds, Sainsbury'S, Garstang, Playing Fields, Garstang, Kirkland Baptist Chapel, Nateby Windsor Road, Garstang, Pennine Gardens, Garstang, Primary School, Nateby, Kirkland Baptist Eskam House Farm, Nateby Chapel, Nateby, Eskam House Farm, Nateby, Scronkey Farm, Scronkey, Elletson Arms, Stake Pool, Scronkey Farm, Scronkey Taylors Lane, Pilling, Damside, Pilling, Lane Ends, Pilling, Golden Ball, Pilling, Pottery, Pilling, Methodist Elletson Arms, Stake Pool Church, Pilling, Wheel Lane, Smallwood Hey, Crossing Cottage, Preesall, Head Dyke Lane, Preesall, Ranch Taylors Lane, Pilling House, Preesall, Gaulters Lane, Preesall, Little Tongues Lane, Preesall, Hillside Avenue, Preesall, Damside, Pilling Saracens Head, Preesall, Cartgate, Preesall, Mill Taylors Lane, Pilling Civil Parish House, Preesall, Cemetery Lane, Preesall, Moss House Lane, Preesall, Seven Stars, Stalmine, Moss Lane Ends, Pilling Side Lane, Stalmine, Back Lane, Stalmine, Neds Lane, Stalmine, Staynall Lane, Stalmine, Sower Carr Lane, Golden Ball, Pilling Sower Carr, Rydal Road, Hambleton, Ryecroft Corner, Hambleton Pottery, Pilling Blue Bell Close, Pilling Civil Parish Methodist Church, Pilling Smallwood Hey Road, Pilling Civil Parish Wheel Lane, Smallwood Hey Crossing Cottage, Preesall Head Dyke Lane, Preesall Ranch House, Preesall Gaulters Lane, Preesall Little Tongues Lane, Preesall Hillside Avenue, Preesall Saracens Head, Preesall Smithy Lane, Knott End-on-Sea Cartgate, Preesall Mill House, Preesall Cemetery Lane, Preesall Moss House Lane, Preesall Seven Stars, Stalmine Smithy Lane, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Moss Side Lane, Stalmine Moss Side Lane, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Back Lane, Stalmine Back Lane, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Neds Lane, Stalmine Staynall Lane, Stalmine Carr Close, Stalmine-With-Staynall Civil Parish Sower Carr Lane, Sower Carr Carr Lane, Hambleton Civil Parish Rydal Road, Hambleton Ryecroft Corner, Hambleton Sandy Lane, Hambleton 813 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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