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304 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 304 bus time schedule & line map 304 Huddersƒeld - Scapegoat Hill View In Website Mode The 304 bus line (Huddersƒeld - Scapegoat Hill) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Huddersƒeld Town Centre <-> Scapegoat Hill: 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM (2) Scapegoat Hill <-> Huddersƒeld Town Centre: 10:57 AM - 4:57 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 304 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 304 bus arriving. Direction: Huddersƒeld Town Centre <-> 304 bus Time Schedule Scapegoat Hill Huddersƒeld Town Centre <-> Scapegoat Hill Route 40 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand J, Huddersƒeld Town Centre Tuesday Not Operational Manchester Rd Kirklees College, Huddersƒeld Town Centre Wednesday Not Operational Dale Street, Huddersƒeld Thursday 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Bankƒeld Road, Huddersƒeld Town Centre Friday 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Outcote Bank, Huddersƒeld Saturday 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Manchester Rd Longroyd Lane, Longroyd Bridge Fenton Square, Huddersƒeld Manchester Rd St Thomas Road, Longroyd Bridge 170 Manchester Road, Huddersƒeld 304 bus Info Direction: Huddersƒeld Town Centre <-> Scapegoat Manchester Rd Thornton Lodge Road, Thornton Hill Lodge Stops: 40 Trip Duration: 26 min Manchester Rd Oldƒeld Street, Thornton Lodge Line Summary: Bus Station Stand J, Huddersƒeld Oldƒeld Street, Huddersƒeld Town Centre, Manchester Rd Kirklees College, Huddersƒeld Town Centre, Bankƒeld Road, Manchester Road Paddock Brow, Paddock Huddersƒeld Town Centre, Manchester Rd Longroyd Lane, Longroyd Bridge, Manchester Rd St Thomas Manchester Road Fifty Steps, Paddock Road, Longroyd Bridge, Manchester Rd Thornton Lodge Road, Thornton Lodge, Manchester Rd Manchester Road Park Rd West, Milnsbridge Oldƒeld Street, Thornton Lodge, Manchester Road Fountain Grove, Huddersƒeld Paddock Brow, Paddock, Manchester Road Fifty Steps, Paddock, Manchester Road Park Rd West, Manchester Rd Whiteley Street, Milnsbridge Milnsbridge, Manchester Rd Whiteley Street, Milnsbridge, Whiteley Street Manchester Rd, Whiteley Street Manchester Rd, Milnsbridge Milnsbridge, Market St Tanyard Road, Milnsbridge, Morley Ln Yates Lane, Milnsbridge, Scar Lane Aldi Market St Tanyard Road, Milnsbridge Supermarket, Milnsbridge, Scar Lane Britannia Rd, Milnsbridge, Britannia Road Jigging Centre, Market Street, Huddersƒeld Milnsbridge, Britannia Road Holme Mills Ind Est, Morley Ln Yates Lane, Milnsbridge Milnsbridge, Britannia Road Scar Wood, Golcar, Station Rd Fern Lea Grove, Golcar, Station Road Balmford's Yard West, Huddersƒeld James St, Golcar, James Street Myrtle Rd, Golcar, Scar Lane Aldi Supermarket, Milnsbridge Knowl Rd Arthur Street, Golcar, Knowl Rd Church Lipscomb Street, Huddersƒeld Street, Golcar, Church Street Manor Rd, Golcar, Swallow Lane Banks Ave, Golcar, Swallow Lane Old Scar Lane Britannia Rd, Milnsbridge La, Golcar, Slades Rd Swallow Lane, Scapegoat Hill, Slades Road Homelea, Bolster Moor, Lilly Ph, Bolster Britannia Road Jigging Centre, Milnsbridge Moor, Slades Rd Bolster Moor Road, Bolster Moor, Bolster Moor Road Drummer Ln, Bolster Moor, Britannia Road Holme Mills Ind Est, Milnsbridge Pinfold Lane Primary School, Bolster Moor, Pinfold Britannia Road, Huddersƒeld Lane Slaithwaite Gate, Bolster Moor, Slaithwaite Gate Rochdale Road, Bolster Moor, Upper Pike Law, Britannia Road Scar Wood, Golcar Scapegoat Hill, High Street Slaithwaite Gate, Footbrifge over Railway, Huddersƒeld Scapegoat Hill, High Street Halifax Rd, Scapegoat Hill, The Scape House Inn, Scapegoat Hill, Chapel Station Rd Fern Lea Grove, Golcar Street High St, Scapegoat Hill Station Road James St, Golcar Chapel Lane, Huddersƒeld James Street Myrtle Rd, Golcar Knowl Rd Arthur Street, Golcar Knowl Rd Church Street, Golcar Rock Fold, Huddersƒeld Church Street Manor Rd, Golcar Church Street, Huddersƒeld Swallow Lane Banks Ave, Golcar Carolan Court, Huddersƒeld Swallow Lane Old La, Golcar Slades Rd Swallow Lane, Scapegoat Hill Slades Road Homelea, Bolster Moor Lilly Ph, Bolster Moor Slades Road, England Slades Rd Bolster Moor Road, Bolster Moor Bolster Moor Road Drummer Ln, Bolster Moor Drummer Lane, England Pinfold Lane Primary School, Bolster Moor Pinfold Lane Slaithwaite Gate, Bolster Moor Slaithwaite Gate Rochdale Road, Bolster Moor Upper Pike Law, Scapegoat Hill Slaithwaite Gate, England High Street Slaithwaite Gate, Scapegoat Hill Wholestone Gate, England High Street Halifax Rd, Scapegoat Hill Parkin Square, England The Scape House Inn, Scapegoat Hill Chapel Street High St, Scapegoat Hill Direction: Scapegoat Hill <-> Huddersƒeld Town 304 bus Time Schedule Centre Scapegoat Hill <-> Huddersƒeld Town Centre Route 40 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Chapel Street High St, Scapegoat Hill Tuesday Not Operational The Scape House Inn, Scapegoat Hill Wednesday Not Operational High Street Halifax Rd, Scapegoat Hill Thursday 10:57 AM - 4:57 PM Parkin Square, England Friday 10:57 AM - 4:57 PM High Street Slaithwaite Gate, Scapegoat Hill Wholestone Gate, England Saturday 10:55 AM - 4:58 PM Upper Pike Law, Scapegoat Hill Slaithwaite Gate, England Slaithwaite Gate Pike Law Road, Bolster Moor 304 bus Info Direction: Scapegoat Hill <-> Huddersƒeld Town Pinfold Lane Slaithwaite Gate, Bolster Moor Centre Stops: 40 Pinfold Lane Primary School, Bolster Moor Trip Duration: 28 min Line Summary: Chapel Street High St, Scapegoat Bolster Moor Road Drummer Ln, Bolster Moor Hill, The Scape House Inn, Scapegoat Hill, High Street Drummer Lane, England Halifax Rd, Scapegoat Hill, High Street Slaithwaite Gate, Scapegoat Hill, Upper Pike Law, Scapegoat Hill, Slades Rd Bolster Moor Road, Bolster Moor Slaithwaite Gate Pike Law Road, Bolster Moor, Pinfold Lane Slaithwaite Gate, Bolster Moor, Pinfold Lilly Ph, Bolster Moor Lane Primary School, Bolster Moor, Bolster Moor Road Drummer Ln, Bolster Moor, Slades Rd Bolster Slades Road, England Moor Road, Bolster Moor, Lilly Ph, Bolster Moor, Slades Road Homelea, Bolster Moor Slades Road Homelea, Bolster Moor, Slades Rd Swallow Lane, Scapegoat Hill, Swallow Lane Old La, Golcar, Swallow Lane Banks Ave, Golcar, Town End Slades Rd Swallow Lane, Scapegoat Hill Church Street, Golcar, Church Street Manor Rd, Golcar, Knowl Rd Church Street, Golcar, Knowl Rd Swallow Lane Old La, Golcar Arthur Street, Golcar, James Street Myrtle Rd, Golcar, Station Road James St, Golcar, Station Rd Station Swallow Lane Banks Ave, Golcar Lane, Golcar, Station Rd Fern Lea Grove, Golcar, Britannia Road Scar Wood, Golcar, Britannia Road Town End Church Street, Golcar Holme Mills Ind Est, Milnsbridge, Britannia Road Town End, Huddersƒeld Jigging Centre, Milnsbridge, Crow Lane Savile St, Milnsbridge, Savile Street Market St, Milnsbridge, Church Street Manor Rd, Golcar Market St Scar Lane, Milnsbridge, Market St Tanyard Church Street, Huddersƒeld Road, Milnsbridge, Manchester Rd Whiteley Street, Milnsbridge, Manchester Road Park Rd West, Knowl Rd Church Street, Golcar Milnsbridge, Manchester Road Fifty Steps, Paddock, Manor Road, Huddersƒeld Manchester Road Paddock Brow, Paddock, Manchester Rd Stoney Battery Road, Paddock, Knowl Rd Arthur Street, Golcar Manchester Rd Birkhouse Lane, Thornton Lodge, Manchester Rd Thornton Lodge Road, Thornton James Street Myrtle Rd, Golcar Lodge, Manchester Rd Longroyd Lane, Longroyd Bridge, Bankƒeld Road, Huddersƒeld Town Centre, Station Road James St, Golcar Bus Station Stand J, Huddersƒeld Town Centre Station Rd Station Lane, Golcar Station Rd Fern Lea Grove, Golcar Britannia Road Scar Wood, Golcar Footbrifge over Railway, Huddersƒeld Britannia Road Holme Mills Ind Est, Milnsbridge Britannia Road, Huddersƒeld Britannia Road Jigging Centre, Milnsbridge Crow Lane Savile St, Milnsbridge Savile Street Market St, Milnsbridge Market Street, Huddersƒeld Market St Scar Lane, Milnsbridge Market St Tanyard Road, Milnsbridge Market Street, Huddersƒeld Manchester Rd Whiteley Street, Milnsbridge Factory Lane, Huddersƒeld Manchester Road Park Rd West, Milnsbridge Manchester Road Fifty Steps, Paddock Manchester Road Paddock Brow, Paddock Manchester Rd Stoney Battery Road, Paddock Stoney Battery Road, Huddersƒeld Manchester Rd Birkhouse Lane, Thornton Lodge The Ironworks, Huddersƒeld Manchester Rd Thornton Lodge Road, Thornton Lodge Manchester Rd Longroyd Lane, Longroyd Bridge 159-161 Manchester Road, Huddersƒeld Bankƒeld Road, Huddersƒeld Town Centre Bus Station Stand J, Huddersƒeld Town Centre 304 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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