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408 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 408 bus time schedule & line map 408 Campsall <-> Doncaster Town Centre View In Website Mode The 408 bus line (Campsall <-> Doncaster Town Centre) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Campsall <-> Doncaster Town Centre: 6:36 AM (2) Doncaster Town Centre <-> Pontefract: 7:25 AM - 6:15 PM (3) Pontefract <-> Doncaster Town Centre: 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 408 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 408 bus arriving. Direction: Campsall <-> Doncaster Town Centre 408 bus Time Schedule 54 stops Campsall <-> Doncaster Town Centre Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday Not Operational High Street/Church View, Campsall Monday Not Operational The Avenue/Byron Avenue, Campsall Tuesday 6:36 AM Byron Avenue, Norton Civil Parish Wednesday 6:36 AM Ryecroft Road/The Avenue, Campsall Thursday 6:36 AM Ryecroft Road/Windmill Lane, Campsall Friday 6:36 AM Ryecroft Road/Cliff Hill Road, Norton Saturday 6:36 AM West End Road/Broc-O-Bank, Norton West End Road/Fir Tree Drive, Norton 408 bus Info Campsall Balk/Stygate Lane, Norton Direction: Campsall <-> Doncaster Town Centre Stops: 54 Church Field Road/Campsall Balk, Campsall Trip Duration: 44 min Line Summary: High Street/Church View, Campsall, The Avenue/Byron Avenue, Campsall, Ryecroft Church Field Road/Park Drive, Campsall Road/The Avenue, Campsall, Ryecroft Road/Windmill Lane, Campsall, Ryecroft Road/Cliff Church Field Road/Beech Road, Campsall Hill Road, Norton, West End Road/Broc-O-Bank, Church Field Road, Norton Civil Parish Norton, West End Road/Fir Tree Drive, Norton, Campsall Balk/Stygate Lane, Norton, Church Field Church Field Road/Beeston Lane, Askern Road/Campsall Balk, Campsall, Church Field Road/Park Drive, Campsall, Church Field Campsall Road/Hilton Street, Askern Road/Beech Road, Campsall, Church Field Road/Beeston Lane, Askern, Campsall Road/Hilton Selby Road/Station Road, Askern Street, Askern, Selby Road/Station Road, Askern, Station Road/Spa Terrace, Askern, Moss Station Road/Spa Terrace, Askern Road/Station Road, Askern, Moss Road/Kings Road, 26 Station Road, Askern Askern, Moss Road/Sunnymeade Terrace, Askern, Rushy Moor Lane/Rushy Moor Avenue, Askern, Moss Road/Station Road, Askern Norbreck Road/Plantation Close, Askern, Norbreck Road/Newmarche Drive, Askern, Eden Moss Road/Kings Road, Askern Drive/Coniston Road, Askern, Moss Road/Newmarche Drive, Askern, Moss Moss Road/Sunnymeade Terrace, Askern Road/Highƒeld Road, Askern, Moss Road/Thompson Terrace, Askern, Station Road/High Rushy Moor Lane/Rushy Moor Avenue, Askern Street, Askern, High Street/Doncaster Road, Askern, Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Instoneville, Sutton Norbreck Road/Plantation Close, Askern Road/Manor Way, Instoneville, Sutton Road/Manor Norbreck Road, Askern Civil Parish Farm Close, Sutton, Sutton Road/Main Street, Sutton, Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Owston, Norbreck Road/Newmarche Drive, Askern Doncaster Road/Askern Road, Toll Bar, Doncaster Road/Holme Lane, Toll Bar, Doncaster Road/Bentley Eden Drive/Coniston Road, Askern Moor Lane, Toll Bar, Doncaster Road/Adwick Lane, Eden Drive, Askern Civil Parish Toll Bar, Askern Road/Hall Villa Lane, Toll Bar, Askern Road/Grange Road, Toll Bar, Askern Road/Coney Moss Road/Newmarche Drive, Askern Road, Toll Bar, Askern Road/Victoria Road, Bentley, Askern Road/Fisher Street, Bentley, Askern Moss Road/Highƒeld Road, Askern Road/Alexandra Road, Bentley, Askern Road/Shakespeare Road, Bentley, High Moss Road/Thompson Terrace, Askern Street/Central Avenue, Bentley, High Street/Old Hall Road, Bentley, Bentley Road/Broughton Avenue, Station Road/High Street, Askern Bentley, Bentley Road/Haslemere Grove, Bentley, Bentley Road/Earlston Drive, Bentley, Bentley 26 Station Road, Askern Road/Yarborough Terrace, Bentley, Bentley High Street/Doncaster Road, Askern Road/Hunt Lane, Bentley, North Bridge Road/Marsh Gate, Doncaster Town Centre, North Bridge Road/Church Way, Doncaster Town Centre, Church Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Instoneville View/Greyfriars Road, Doncaster Town Centre, Doncaster Interchange, Doncaster Town Centre Sutton Road/Manor Way, Instoneville Sutton Road/Manor Farm Close, Sutton Sutton Road/Main Street, Sutton Main Street, Norton Civil Parish Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Owston Doncaster Road/Askern Road, Toll Bar Doncaster Road/Holme Lane, Toll Bar Doncaster Road/Bentley Moor Lane, Toll Bar Doncaster Road/Adwick Lane, Toll Bar Askern Road/Hall Villa Lane, Toll Bar Askern Road/Grange Road, Toll Bar Grange Road, England Askern Road/Coney Road, Toll Bar Askern Road/Victoria Road, Bentley Askern Road/Fisher Street, Bentley Radcliffe Road, Doncaster Askern Road/Alexandra Road, Bentley Askern Road/Shakespeare Road, Bentley High Street/Central Avenue, Bentley Central Avenue, Doncaster High Street/Old Hall Road, Bentley Bentley Road/Broughton Avenue, Bentley Bentley Road/Haslemere Grove, Bentley Bentley Road/Earlston Drive, Bentley Bentley Road/Yarborough Terrace, Bentley Bentley Road/Hunt Lane, Bentley North Bridge Road/Marsh Gate, Doncaster Town Centre North Bridge Road, Doncaster North Bridge Road/Church Way, Doncaster Town Centre North Bridge Road, Doncaster Church View/Greyfriars Road, Doncaster Town Centre Greyfriars Road, Doncaster Doncaster Interchange, Doncaster Town Centre Direction: Doncaster Town Centre <-> Pontefract 408 bus Time Schedule 85 stops Doncaster Town Centre <-> Pontefract Route VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Doncaster Frenchgate Interchange/A6, Doncaster Monday Not Operational Town Centre Upper West Mall, Doncaster Tuesday 7:25 AM - 6:15 PM North Bridge Road/Elwis Street, Doncaster Town Wednesday 7:25 AM - 6:15 PM Centre Thursday 7:25 AM - 6:15 PM North Bridge Road, Doncaster Friday 7:25 AM - 6:15 PM Bentley Road/Hunt Lane, Bentley Saturday 7:45 AM - 5:45 PM Bentley Road/Yarborough Terrace, Bentley Bentley Road/Kirkby Avenue, Bentley Bentley Road/Bentley Road Garage, Bentley 408 bus Info Direction: Doncaster Town Centre <-> Pontefract Bentley Road/Royston Avenue, Bentley Stops: 85 Trip Duration: 78 min Bentley Road/Broughton Avenue, Bentley Line Summary: Doncaster Frenchgate Interchange/A6, Doncaster Town Centre, North High Street/Church Street, Bentley Bridge Road/Elwis Street, Doncaster Town Centre, Bentley Road/Hunt Lane, Bentley, Bentley High Street, Doncaster Road/Yarborough Terrace, Bentley, Bentley High Street/Central Avenue, Bentley Road/Kirkby Avenue, Bentley, Bentley Road/Bentley Road Garage, Bentley, Bentley Road/Royston Central Avenue, Doncaster Avenue, Bentley, Bentley Road/Broughton Avenue, Askern Road/Cooke Street, Bentley Bentley, High Street/Church Street, Bentley, High Street/Central Avenue, Bentley, Askern Road/Cooke Cooke Street, Doncaster Street, Bentley, Askern Road/Denby Street, Bentley, Askern Road/Denby Street, Bentley Askern Road/Fisher Street, Bentley, Askern Road/Rosedale Road, Bentley, Askern Askern Road/Fisher Street, Bentley Road/Braithwell Road, Bentley, Askern Road/Coney Road, Toll Bar, Askern Road/Prospect Road, Toll Bar, Askern Road/Adwick Lane, Toll Bar, Doncaster Askern Road/Rosedale Road, Bentley Road/Bentley Moor Lane, Toll Bar, Doncaster Wheatley Park Road, Doncaster Road/Holme Lane, Toll Bar, Doncaster Road/Askern Road, Toll Bar, Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Askern Road/Braithwell Road, Bentley Owston, Sutton Road/Main Street, Sutton, Sutton Road/Manor Farm Close, Sutton, Sutton Askern Road/Coney Road, Toll Bar Road/Alfred Road, Instoneville, Sutton Road/Alfred Road, Instoneville, Sutton Road/Avenue Road, Askern Road/Prospect Road, Toll Bar Instoneville, Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Grange Road, England Instoneville, High Street/Doncaster Road, Askern, Station Road/Spa Terrace, Askern, Moss Askern Road/Adwick Lane, Toll Bar Road/Station Road, Askern, Moss Road/Kings Road, Askern, Moss Road/Sunnymeade Terrace, Askern, Doncaster Road/Bentley Moor Lane, Toll Bar Rushy Moor Lane/Rushy Moor Avenue, Askern, Norbreck Road/Plantation Close, Askern, Norbreck Doncaster Road/Holme Lane, Toll Bar Road/Newmarche Drive, Askern, Eden Drive/Coniston Road, Askern, Moss Doncaster Road/Askern Road, Toll Bar Road/Newmarche Drive, Askern, Moss Road/Highƒeld Road, Askern, Moss Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Owston Road/Thompson Terrace, Askern, Station Road/High Street, Askern, Selby Road/Campsall Road, Askern, Sutton Road/Main Street, Sutton Campsall Road/Hilton Street, Askern, Church Field Road/Beech Road, Askern, Church Field Road/Beech Sutton Road/Manor Farm Close, Sutton Road, Campsall, Church Field Road/Park Drive, Campsall, Church Field Road/Campsall Balk, Sutton Road/Alfred Road, Instoneville Campsall, Campsall Balk/West End Road, Norton, Campsall Balk/West End Road, Norton, West End Sutton Road/Alfred Road, Instoneville Road/Manor Close, Norton, West End Road/Broc-O- Bank, Norton, Ryecroft Road/Cliff Hill Road, Norton, Ryecroft Road/Stygate Lane, Campsall, Ryecroft Sutton Road/Avenue Road, Instoneville Road/Church Field Road, Campsall, The Avenue/Byron Avenue, Campsall, High Sutton Road/Doncaster Road, Instoneville Street/Church View, Campsall, Sutton Road/Back Lane, Campsall, Bone Lane/Sutton Road, Campsall, High Street/Doncaster Road, Askern Woodƒeld Road/Barnsdale Cottages, Barnsdale Bar, Woodƒeld Road/Warren House, Barnsdale Bar, Station Road/Spa Terrace, Askern Doncaster Rd Coal Pit Lane, Thorpe Audlin, Mourning 26 Station Road, Askern Field Lane, Thorpe Audlin, Wentbridge Ln Doncaster Road, Thorpe Audlin, Great North Rd Wentbridge Moss Road/Station Road, Askern Lane, Wentbridge, Old Great North Rd Moor Lane, Wentbridge,
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