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670 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 670 bus time schedule & line map 670 Farington Moss View In Website Mode The 670 bus line (Farington Moss) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Farington Moss: 3:15 PM (2) Hutton: 7:40 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 670 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 670 bus arriving. Direction: Farington Moss 670 bus Time Schedule 57 stops Farington Moss Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:15 PM Grammar School Grounds, Hutton Tuesday 3:15 PM Anchor Inn, Hutton 88 Liverpool Road, Hutton Civil Parish Wednesday 3:15 PM Lindle Lane, Hutton Thursday 3:15 PM Friday 3:15 PM Howick Ceps, Howick Cross Saturday Not Operational Howick Cross Lane, Howick Cross Liverpool Road, Preston Howick Shops, Howick Cross 670 bus Info Blashaw Lane, Penwortham Direction: Farington Moss Stops: 57 Crookings Lane, Penwortham Trip Duration: 43 min 56 Liverpool Road, Preston Line Summary: Grammar School Grounds, Hutton, Anchor Inn, Hutton, Lindle Lane, Hutton, Howick Library, Penwortham Ceps, Howick Cross, Howick Cross Lane, Howick Cross, Howick Shops, Howick Cross, Blashaw Lane, Valley Road, Lower Penwortham Penwortham, Crookings Lane, Penwortham, Library, Penwortham, Valley Road, Lower Penwortham, Bridge Inn, Lower Penwortham, Dove Avenue, Bridge Inn, Lower Penwortham Middleforth Green, Middleforth Garage, Middleforth Green, Factory Lane, Middleforth Green, New Lane, Dove Avenue, Middleforth Green Penwortham Lane, Sumpter Horse, Penwortham Lark Avenue, Preston Lane, Bee Lane, Penwortham Lane, Round Acre, Lostock Hall, Firtrees Ave, Lostock Hall, Library, Middleforth Garage, Middleforth Green Lostock Hall, Methodist Church, Lostock Hall, Brydeck Avenue, Preston Woodcock Farm, Farington, Brook House Farm, Farington, Fowler Lane, Farington, Centurion Way, Factory Lane, Middleforth Green Farington, Lodge Gates, Farington, Mill Street, Middleforth Green, Preston Farington, The Railway, Turpin Green, Queens Hotel, Golden Hill, Churchill Way, Leyland Town Centre, New Lane, Penwortham Lane Dorothy Ave, Leyland Town Centre, Gables Hotel, Leyland Town Centre, King Street, Leyland Town Sumpter Horse, Penwortham Lane Centre, Westgate, Towngate, Tesco, Towngate, Castle Fold, Penwortham Civil Parish Sports & Social Club, Leyland Cross, Royal Avenue, Leyland Cross, Queensway, Seven Stars, St Annes Bee Lane, Penwortham Lane School, Seven Stars, Merlin Close, Seven Stars, Southland Drive, Moss Side, Manor House Close, Round Acre, Lostock Hall Moss Side, St James Church, Moss Side, St James Charnock Gardens, Preston Garden, Moss Side, Black Bull, Moss Side, Robin Hey, Moss Side, Newton Close, Moss Side, Downham Firtrees Ave, Lostock Hall Road, Seven Stars, Cowling Lane, the Straits, Broadƒeld Arms, the Straits, St Johns Church, Library, Lostock Hall Earnshaw Bridge, Longmeanygate, Earnshaw Sephton Street, Preston Bridge, Wheatsheaf Inn, Earnshaw Bridge, Bannister Lane, Farington Moss, Five Acres, Farington Moss, Methodist Church, Lostock Hall Moss Lane, Farington Moss, Fiddler Lane, Farington Watkin Lane, Preston Moss Woodcock Farm, Farington Brook House Farm, Farington Staniƒeld Lane, Farington Civil Parish Fowler Lane, Farington Centurion Way, Farington Lodge Gates, Farington Mill Street, Farington The Railway, Turpin Green 1 Preston Road, Leyland Queens Hotel, Golden Hill Hewitt Street, Leyland Churchill Way, Leyland Town Centre Churchill Way, Leyland Dorothy Ave, Leyland Town Centre 83-85 Hough Lane, Leyland Gables Hotel, Leyland Town Centre 13-15 Hough Lane, Leyland King Street, Leyland Town Centre Towngate, Leyland Westgate, Towngate 88 Towngate, Leyland Tesco, Towngate Sports & Social Club, Leyland Cross Royal Avenue, Leyland Cross Queensway, Seven Stars St Annes School, Seven Stars Slater Lane, England Merlin Close, Seven Stars Southland Drive, Moss Side Slater Court, England Manor House Close, Moss Side Slater Lane, England St James Church, Moss Side St James Garden, Moss Side Black Bull, Moss Side Robin Hey, Moss Side Newton Close, Moss Side Pine Court, England Downham Road, Seven Stars Cowling Lane, the Straits 248 Leyland Lane, England Broadƒeld Arms, the Straits St Johns Church, Earnshaw Bridge Leyland Lane, England Longmeanygate, Earnshaw Bridge Wheatsheaf Inn, Earnshaw Bridge Bannister Lane, Farington Moss Five Acres, Farington Moss Five Acres, Farington Civil Parish Moss Lane, Farington Moss Fiddler Lane, Farington Moss Direction: Hutton 670 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Hutton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 AM Moss Lane, Farington Moss Tuesday 7:40 AM Fylde Avenue, Farington Moss Fylde Avenue, Farington Civil Parish Wednesday 7:40 AM Bannister Lane, Farington Moss Thursday 7:40 AM Friday 7:40 AM Manor House, Earnshaw Bridge Crofters Meadow, Farington Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Wheatsheaf Inn, Earnshaw Bridge St Johns Church, Earnshaw Bridge Leyland Lane, England 670 bus Info Direction: Hutton Broadƒelds Arms, the Straits Stops: 59 Trip Duration: 59 min Daisy Bank Close, the Straits Line Summary: Moss Lane, Farington Moss, Fylde Daisy Bank Close, England Avenue, Farington Moss, Bannister Lane, Farington Moss, Manor House, Earnshaw Bridge, Wheatsheaf Mill Street, Seven Stars Inn, Earnshaw Bridge, St Johns Church, Earnshaw Dunkirk Lane, England Bridge, Broadƒelds Arms, the Straits, Daisy Bank Close, the Straits, Mill Street, Seven Stars, Downham Downham Road, Seven Stars Road, Seven Stars, Newton Close, Moss Side, Robin Hey, Moss Side, Black Bull, Moss Side, St James Newton Close, Moss Side Gardens, Moss Side, St James Church, Moss Side, Pine Court, England Manor House Close, Moss Side, Southlands Drive, Moss Side, Merlin Close, Seven Stars, St Annes Rcs, Robin Hey, Moss Side Seven Stars, Queensway, Seven Stars, Forestway, Leyland Cross, Sports & Social Club, Leyland Cross, Black Bull, Moss Side Tesco, Leyland Cross, Tesco, Towngate, Westgate, Towngate, Gables Hotel, Leyland Town Centre, St James Gardens, Moss Side Ruskin Avenue, Leyland Town Centre, Churchill Way, Leyland Town Centre, Queens Hotel, Golden Hill, The Railway, Turpin Green, Mill Street, Farington, Lodge St James Church, Moss Side Gates, Farington, Centurion Way, Farington, Fowler Lane, Farington, Woodcock Estate, Farington, Manor House Close, Moss Side Woodcock Farm, Farington, Methodist Church, Slater Lane, England Lostock Hall, Victoria Inn, Lostock Hall, Pleasant Retreat, Lostock Hall, Fir Trees Road, Lostock Hall, Southlands Drive, Moss Side Flag Lane, Lostock Hall, Bee Lane, Penwortham Slater Court, England Lane, Sumpter Horse, Penwortham Lane, New Lane, Penwortham Lane, Factory Lane, Middleforth Green, Merlin Close, Seven Stars Middleforth Garage, Middleforth Green, Stricklands Lane, Middleforth Green, Bridge Inn, Lower St Annes Rcs, Seven Stars Penwortham, Valley Road, Lower Penwortham, 10a Slater Lane, England Flyover, Penwortham, Library, Penwortham, Crookings Lane, Penwortham, Carleton Drive, Queensway, Seven Stars Penwortham, Howick Shops, Howick Cross, Howick 2,2a Lower House Road, Leyland Cross Lane, Howick Cross, Howick Ceps, Howick Cross, Lindle Lane, Hutton, Anchor Inn, Hutton, Forestway, Leyland Cross Grammar School Grounds, Hutton Sports & Social Club, Leyland Cross Tesco, Leyland Cross Church Road, Leyland 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 Churchill Way, Leyland Town Centre Churchill Way, Leyland Queens Hotel, Golden Hill Golden Hill Lane, Leyland The Railway, Turpin Green 11A Preston Road, Leyland Mill Street, Farington Lodge Gates, Farington Centurion Way, Farington Fowler Lane, Farington Woodcock Estate, Farington Woodcock Farm, Farington Methodist Church, Lostock Hall Victoria Inn, Lostock Hall 1 Victoria Street, Preston Pleasant Retreat, Lostock Hall 2 Watkin Lane, Preston Fir Trees Road, Lostock Hall Flag Lane, Lostock Hall Bee Lane, Penwortham Lane Sumpter Horse, Penwortham Lane New Lane, Penwortham Lane Factory Lane, Middleforth Green Middleforth Garage, Middleforth Green Brydeck Avenue, Preston Stricklands Lane, Middleforth Green Dove Avenue, Preston Bridge Inn, Lower Penwortham Valley Road, Lower Penwortham Flyover, Penwortham Library, Penwortham Crookings Lane, Penwortham 56 Liverpool Road, Preston Carleton Drive, Penwortham Howick Shops, Howick Cross Howick Cross Lane, Howick Cross Liverpool Road, Preston Howick Ceps, Howick Cross Lindle Lane, Hutton Anchor Inn, Hutton 88 Liverpool Road, Hutton Civil Parish Grammar School Grounds, Hutton 670 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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