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K82 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route K82 bus time schedule & line map K82 Almondbury - Kirkburton Middle School View In Website Mode The K82 bus line (Almondbury - Kirkburton Middle School) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Almondbury <-> Kirkburton: 8:15 AM (2) Kirkburton <-> Almondbury: 3:53 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest K82 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next K82 bus arriving. Direction: Almondbury <-> Kirkburton K82 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Almondbury <-> Kirkburton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Westgate Sharp Lane, Almondbury Tuesday 8:15 AM Westgate Aimbry Court, Almondbury Wednesday 8:15 AM Kaye Lane Broken Cross, Almondbury Thursday 8:15 AM Kaye Lane Wheatroyd Ln, Almondbury Friday 8:15 AM Kaye Lane Longley Ln, Almondbury Saturday Not Operational Ashes Lane High Ln, Almondbury Ashes Lane Castle Hill Side, Almondbury K82 bus Info Ashes Lane Castle Houses, Almondbury Direction: Almondbury <-> Kirkburton Stops: 32 Castle Houses, England Trip Duration: 30 min Hey Lane Stirley Hill, Almondbury Line Summary: Westgate Sharp Lane, Almondbury, Westgate Aimbry Court, Almondbury, Kaye Lane Park Lane, England Broken Cross, Almondbury, Kaye Lane Wheatroyd Ln, Almondbury, Kaye Lane Longley Ln, Almondbury, Hey Lane Northgate, Farnley Tyas Ashes Lane High Ln, Almondbury, Ashes Lane Castle Hill Side, Almondbury, Ashes Lane Castle Houses, Hey Lane Northgate, Farnley Tyas Almondbury, Hey Lane Stirley Hill, Almondbury, Hey Lane Northgate, Farnley Tyas, Hey Lane Northgate, Honley Road Farnley Hey, Farnley Tyas Farnley Tyas, Honley Road Farnley Hey, Farnley Tyas, Honley Road, Farnley Tyas, Hey Lane Butts Rd, Honley Road, Farnley Tyas Farnley Tyas, Hey Lane School, Farnley Tyas, The Village the Golden Cock Ph, Farnley Tyas, Farnley Hey Lane Butts Rd, Farnley Tyas Road Moor Ln, Farnley Tyas, Farnley Road Storthes Hall Rd, Farnley Tyas, Farnley Road Storthes Hall Ln, Hey Lane School, Farnley Tyas Storthes Hall, Green Side Rd Wood Lane, Stocksmoor, Green Side Road Green Side, The Village the Golden Cock Ph, Farnley Tyas Stocksmoor, Marsh Hall Ln Hall Ing Lane, Thurstonland, Marsh Hall Lane Moor Top Ave, Farnley Road Moor Ln, Farnley Tyas Thurstonland, Marsh Hall Lane Town Moor, Thurstonland, Town Moor Allotment, Thurstonland, Farnley Road Storthes Hall Rd, Farnley Tyas Butts Farm, Stocksmoor, Stocks Moor Road Whitestones, Stocksmoor, Station Road Stocksmoor Farnley Road Storthes Hall Ln, Storthes Hall Station, Stocksmoor, Riley Lane Lee Ln, Kirkburton, Turnshaw Rd North Road, Kirkburton, Turnshaw Green Side Rd Wood Lane, Stocksmoor Road School Hill, Kirkburton, Middle School, Kirkburton Green Side Road Green Side, Stocksmoor Marsh Hall Ln Hall Ing Lane, Thurstonland Marsh Hall Lane Moor Top Ave, Thurstonland Marsh Hall Lane Town Moor, Thurstonland Town Moor Allotment, Thurstonland Butts Farm, Stocksmoor Browns Knoll Road, Kirkburton Civil Parish Stocks Moor Road Whitestones, Stocksmoor Whitestones, Kirkburton Civil Parish Station Road Stocksmoor Station, Stocksmoor Riley Lane Lee Ln, Kirkburton Turnshaw Rd North Road, Kirkburton North Road, Kirkburton Turnshaw Road School Hill, Kirkburton Middle School, Kirkburton Direction: Kirkburton <-> Almondbury K82 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Kirkburton <-> Almondbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Middle School, Kirkburton Tuesday 3:53 PM Turnshaw Road School Hill, Kirkburton Wednesday 3:53 PM Turnshaw Rd George Street, Kirkburton Thursday 3:53 PM North Road, Kirkburton Friday 3:53 PM Riley Lane Riley House, Kirkburton Saturday Not Operational Station Road Stocksmoor Station, Stocksmoor Cross Lane Fulstone Rd, Stocksmoor Cross Lane Stocks Moor Rd, Stocksmoor K82 bus Info Direction: Kirkburton <-> Almondbury Stocks Moor Road Whitestones, Stocksmoor Stops: 36 Trip Duration: 25 min Whitestones, Kirkburton Civil Parish Line Summary: Middle School, Kirkburton, Turnshaw Butts Farm, Stocksmoor Road School Hill, Kirkburton, Turnshaw Rd George Street, Kirkburton, Riley Lane Riley House, Kirkburton, Station Road Stocksmoor Station, Town Moor Sports Ground, Thurstonland Stocksmoor, Cross Lane Fulstone Rd, Stocksmoor, Cross Lane Stocks Moor Rd, Stocksmoor, Stocks Marsh Hall Lane Town Moor, Thurstonland Moor Road Whitestones, Stocksmoor, Butts Farm, Stocksmoor, Town Moor Sports Ground, Marsh Hall Lane Moor Top Ave, Thurstonland Thurstonland, Marsh Hall Lane Town Moor, Thurstonland, Marsh Hall Lane Moor Top Ave, Marsh Hall Ln Hall Ing Lane, Thurstonland Thurstonland, Marsh Hall Ln Hall Ing Lane, Thurstonland, Marsh Hall Ln Hall Ing Road, Marsh Hall Ln Hall Ing Road, Thurstonland Thurstonland, Green Side Road Green Side, Stocksmoor, Green Side Rd Wood Lane, Stocksmoor, Green Side Road Green Side, Stocksmoor Farnley Road Storthes Hall Ln, Storthes Hall, Farnley Road Storthes Hall Rd, Farnley Tyas, Farnley Road Green Side Rd Wood Lane, Stocksmoor Moor Ln, Farnley Tyas, The Village the Golden Cock Ph, Farnley Tyas, Hey Lane School, Farnley Tyas, Farnley Road Storthes Hall Ln, Storthes Hall Honley Rd Butts Road, Farnley Tyas, Honley Road, Farnley Road, Kirkburton Civil Parish Farnley Tyas, Honley Road Farnley Hey, Farnley Tyas, Hey Lane Northgate, Farnley Tyas, Hey Lane Farnley Road Storthes Hall Rd, Farnley Tyas Cemetery, Almondbury, Hey Lane Stirley Hill, Almondbury, Ashes Lane Castle Houses, Farnley Road Moor Ln, Farnley Tyas Almondbury, Ashes Lane Castle Hill Side, Almondbury, Ashes Lane High Ln, Almondbury, The Village the Golden Cock Ph, Farnley Tyas Ashes Lane Castle Hill Bottom, Almondbury, Kaye Lane Longley Ln, Almondbury, Kaye Lane Wheatroyd Ln, Almondbury, Kaye Lane Broken Cross, Hey Lane School, Farnley Tyas Almondbury, Westgate Aimbry Court, Almondbury, Westgate Sharp Lane, Almondbury Honley Rd Butts Road, Farnley Tyas Honley Road, Farnley Tyas Honley Road Farnley Hey, Farnley Tyas Hey Lane Northgate, Farnley Tyas Hey Lane Cemetery, Almondbury Hey Lane Stirley Hill, Almondbury Park Lane, England Ashes Lane Castle Houses, Almondbury Ashes Lane Castle Hill Side, Almondbury Ashes Lane High Ln, Almondbury Ashes Lane Castle Hill Bottom, Almondbury Kaye Lane Longley Ln, Almondbury Kaye Lane Wheatroyd Ln, Almondbury Kaye Lane Broken Cross, Almondbury Broken Cross, England Westgate Aimbry Court, Almondbury Westgate Sharp Lane, Almondbury Cromwell Court, Huddersƒeld K82 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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