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497 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 497 bus time schedule & line map 497 Bloomhouse Green <-> Kettlethorpe View In Website Mode The 497 bus line (Bloomhouse Green <-> Kettlethorpe) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bloomhouse Green <-> Kettlethorpe: 7:30 AM (2) Kettlethorpe <-> Bloomhouse Green: 3:13 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 497 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 497 bus arriving. Direction: Bloomhouse Green <-> Kettlethorpe 497 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Bloomhouse Green <-> Kettlethorpe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:30 AM Woolley Colliery Road/Bluebell Road, Bloomhouse Green Tuesday 7:30 AM Bloomhouse Lane/Woolley Colliery Road, Darton Wednesday 7:30 AM Fountain Close, England Thursday 7:30 AM Station Road/School Street, Darton Friday 7:30 AM Station Road, England Saturday Not Operational Station Road/School Street, Darton Darton Lane/Sackup Lane, Bloomhouse Green Darton Lane/Oaks Wood Drive, Bloomhouse 497 bus Info Green Direction: Bloomhouse Green <-> Kettlethorpe Stops: 49 Darton Lane/Oaks Wood Drive, Mapplewell Trip Duration: 42 min Upper High Royds, Barnsley Line Summary: Woolley Colliery Road/Bluebell Road, Bloomhouse Green, Bloomhouse Lane/Woolley Towngate/Kingsway, Mapplewell Colliery Road, Darton, Station Road/School Street, Darton, Station Road/School Street, Darton, Darton Greenside/Braithwaite Street, Mapplewell Lane/Sackup Lane, Bloomhouse Green, Darton Greenside Place, Barnsley Lane/Oaks Wood Drive, Bloomhouse Green, Darton Lane/Oaks Wood Drive, Mapplewell, New Road/Greenside, Staincross Towngate/Kingsway, Mapplewell, Greenside, Barnsley Greenside/Braithwaite Street, Mapplewell, New Road/Greenside, Staincross, New Road/Zion Drive, New Road/Zion Drive, Staincross Staincross, New Road/Broadway, Staincross, New Orchard Close, Barnsley Road/Longsight Road, Staincross, Sackup Lane/New Road, Staincross, Sackup Lane/Coniston New Road/Broadway, Staincross Avenue, Staincross, Sackup Lane/Edgehill Road, Staincross, Staincross Common/Moorland Avenue, New Road/Longsight Road, Staincross Staincross, Staincross Common/Moorland Crescent, Staincross, Staincross Common/Shaw Lane, Sackup Lane/New Road, Staincross Staincross, Shaw Lane/Wakeƒeld Road, Staincross, Wakeƒeld Road/Shaw Lane, Staincross, Woolley Cross Roads, Notton, New Road Woolley Hall, Sackup Lane/Coniston Avenue, Staincross Woolley Village, The Green, Woolley Village, Gallows Ln Common Lane, Woolley Village, Stoney Lane Low Sackup Lane/Edgehill Road, Staincross Moor Ln, Hall Green, Hollingthorpe Lane Staincross Common/Moorland Avenue, Hollingthorpe Court, Hall Green, Stoney Ln Staincross Copeworth Drive, Hall Green, Stoney Lane Grenville Walk, Hall Green, Painthorpe Ln Copeworth Drive, Staincross Common/Moorland Crescent, Hall Green, Painthorpe Lane Jubilee St, Hall Green, Staincross Painthorpe Lane Haveroid Ln, Painthorpe, Painthorpe Lane Daw Ln, Painthorpe, Painthorpe Ln Garden Terrace, Painthorpe, Woodmoor Drive, Staincross Common/Shaw Lane, Staincross Painthorpe, Cliff Road Painthorpe Ln, Crigglestone, High Street Hollin Ln, Crigglestone, Gardeners Arms, Shaw Lane/Wakeƒeld Road, Staincross Crigglestone, High Street Nursery School, Crigglestone, St James Way, Durkar, Durkar Fields, Wakeƒeld Road/Shaw Lane, Staincross Durkar, Durkar Lane the Close, Durkar, Denby Dale Road East Newland Cresc, Durkar, Denby Dale Road Woolley Cross Roads, Notton East Otters Holt, Durkar, Ledgard Drive, Durkar, The Crimbles, Durkar, Green Acres, Durkar, Broadlands New Road Woolley Hall, Woolley Village Farm, Durkar, High School, Kettlethorpe The Green, Woolley Village The Green, Woolley Civil Parish Gallows Ln Common Lane, Woolley Village Stoney Lane Low Moor Ln, Hall Green Hollingthorpe Lane Hollingthorpe Court, Hall Green 2 Hollingthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Stoney Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green 124 Copeworth Drive, Crigglestone Civil Parish Stoney Lane Grenville Walk, Hall Green 74 Stoney Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Painthorpe Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green 1a Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Painthorpe Lane Jubilee St, Hall Green 6 Charles View, Crigglestone Civil Parish Painthorpe Lane Haveroid Ln, Painthorpe Painthorpe Lane Daw Ln, Painthorpe 120 Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Painthorpe Ln Garden Terrace, Painthorpe Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Woodmoor Drive, Painthorpe 224 Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Cliff Road Painthorpe Ln, Crigglestone 17 Cliff Road, Crigglestone Civil Parish High Street Hollin Ln, Crigglestone 173 Hollin Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Gardeners Arms, Crigglestone 88 High Street, Crigglestone Civil Parish High Street Nursery School, Crigglestone 18 High Street, Crigglestone Civil Parish St James Way, Durkar 43a Durkar Lane, England Durkar Fields, Durkar 56 Durkar Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Durkar Lane the Close, Durkar 22 Durkar Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Denby Dale Road East Newland Cresc, Durkar 468 Denby Dale Road East, Crigglestone Civil Parish Denby Dale Road East Otters Holt, Durkar 424 Denby Dale Road East, Crigglestone Civil Parish Ledgard Drive, Durkar 1 Durkar Low Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish The Crimbles, Durkar 43 Durkar Low Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Green Acres, Durkar 53 Durkar Low Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Broadlands Farm, Durkar High School, Kettlethorpe Direction: Kettlethorpe <-> Bloomhouse Green 497 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Kettlethorpe <-> Bloomhouse Green Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:13 PM High School, Kettlethorpe Tuesday 3:13 PM Broadlands Farm, Durkar Wednesday 3:13 PM Green Acres, Durkar Thursday 3:13 PM 64 Durkar Low Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Friday 3:13 PM The Crimbles, Durkar 2 The Crimbles, Crigglestone Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Ledgard Drive, Durkar 13 Durkar Low Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Denby Dale Road East Otters Holt, Durkar 497 bus Info 419 Denby Dale Road East, Crigglestone Civil Parish Direction: Kettlethorpe <-> Bloomhouse Green Stops: 49 Denby Dale Road East Newland Cresc, Durkar Trip Duration: 39 min 441 Denby Dale Road East, Crigglestone Civil Parish Line Summary: High School, Kettlethorpe, Broadlands Farm, Durkar, Green Acres, Durkar, The Durkar Lane the Close, Durkar Crimbles, Durkar, Ledgard Drive, Durkar, Denby Dale 9 Durkar Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Road East Otters Holt, Durkar, Denby Dale Road East Newland Cresc, Durkar, Durkar Lane the Close, Durkar Fields, Durkar Durkar, Durkar Fields, Durkar, St James Way, Durkar, 2 Durkar Fields, Crigglestone Civil Parish High Street Nursery School, Crigglestone, Gardeners Arms, Crigglestone, High Street Hollin Ln, St James Way, Durkar Crigglestone, Cliff Road Painthorpe Ln, Crigglestone, 43a Durkar Lane, England Woodmoor Drive, Painthorpe, Painthorpe Ln Garden Terrace, Painthorpe, Painthorpe Lane Haveroid Ln, High Street Nursery School, Crigglestone Painthorpe, Painthorpe Lane Haveroid Ln, 19 High Street, Crigglestone Civil Parish Painthorpe, Painthorpe Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green, Painthorpe Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green, Gardeners Arms, Crigglestone Stoney Lane Grenville Walk, Hall Green, Stoney Ln 1 Crigglestone Industrial Estate, Crigglestone Civil Parish Copeworth Drive, Hall Green, Stoney Lane Hollingthorpe Court, Hall Green, Stoney Lane Low High Street Hollin Ln, Crigglestone Moor Ln, Hall Green, Gallows Ln Common Lane, 173 Hollin Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Woolley Village, The Green, Woolley Village, New Road Woolley Hall, Woolley Village, Woolley Cross Cliff Road Painthorpe Ln, Crigglestone Roads, Notton, Barnsley Road Warren Ln, Notton, 19 Cliff Road, Crigglestone Civil Parish Wakeƒeld Road/Lee Lane, Staincross, Shaw Lane/Wakeƒeld Road, Staincross, Staincross Woodmoor Drive, Painthorpe Common/The Balk, Staincross, Staincross 222 Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Common/Moorland Avenue, Staincross, Sackup Lane/Edgehill Road, Staincross, Sackup Lane/High Painthorpe Ln Garden Terrace, Painthorpe Street, Staincross, New Road/Princess Street, 198-202 Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Staincross, New Road/Broadway, Staincross, New Road/Zion Drive, Staincross, Greenside/Greenside Painthorpe Lane Haveroid Ln, Painthorpe Avenue, Staincross, Towngate/Four Lane Ends, 11 Haslegrave Park, Crigglestone Civil Parish Mapplewell, Darton Lane/Longlands Drive, Mapplewell, Darton Lane/Ibberson Avenue, Painthorpe Lane Haveroid Ln, Painthorpe Mapplewell, Darton Lane/Oaks Wood Drive, Bloomhouse Green, Darton Lane/Sackup Lane, Painthorpe Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green Bloomhouse Green, Darton Lane/Sackup Lane, 52 Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Bloomhouse Green, Station Road/School Street, Darton, Station Road/School Street, Darton, Painthorpe Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green Bloomhouse Lane/Woolley Colliery Road, Darton, 12 Painthorpe Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Woolley Colliery Road/Bluebell Road, Bloomhouse Green Stoney Lane Grenville Walk, Hall Green 71 Stoney Lane, Crigglestone Civil Parish Stoney Ln Copeworth Drive, Hall Green 61 Copeworth Drive, Crigglestone Civil Parish Stoney Lane Hollingthorpe Court, Hall Green Hollingthorpe Court, Crigglestone Civil Parish Stoney Lane Low Moor Ln, Hall Green Gallows Ln Common Lane, Woolley Village The Green, Woolley Village The Green, Woolley Civil Parish New Road Woolley Hall, Woolley Village Woolley Cross Roads, Notton Barnsley Road Warren Ln, Notton Wakeƒeld Road/Lee Lane, Staincross Barnsley Road, Barnsley Shaw Lane/Wakeƒeld Road, Staincross Staincross Common/The
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