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780 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 780 bus time schedule & line map 780 Prescot - Muncaster (mersyd) View In Website Mode The 780 bus line (Prescot - Muncaster (mersyd)) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Muncaster: 7:33 AM (2) Prescot: 3:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 780 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 780 bus arriving. Direction: Muncaster 780 bus Time Schedule 23 stops Muncaster Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:33 AM Kelly Street, Prescot East Street, St Helens Tuesday 7:33 AM Huyton Lane, Prescot Wednesday 7:33 AM Liverpool Road, Liverpool Thursday 7:33 AM Radway Road, Longview Friday 7:33 AM Park Way, Knowsley Saturday Not Operational Croxteth Lane, Knowsley Park Shannons Lane, Knowsley Park 780 bus Info Pinfold Lane, Knowsley Direction: Muncaster Stops: 23 Shop Road, Knowsley Trip Duration: 62 min Line Summary: Kelly Street, Prescot, Huyton Lane, School Lane, Knowsley Prescot, Radway Road, Longview, Park Way, Knowsley, Croxteth Lane, Knowsley Park, Shannons Lane, Knowsley Park, Pinfold Lane, Knowsley, Shop East Lancashire Road, Knowsley Road, Knowsley, School Lane, Knowsley, East Lancashire Road, Knowsley, Broad Lane, Southdene, Broad Lane, Southdene Park Brow Drive, Southdene, Melling Drive, Kirkby Park, Windermere Drive, Tower Hill, Melrose Road, Park Brow Drive, Southdene Tower Hill, Old Skelmersdale War Memorial, Blaguegate, Ivybridge, Skelmersdale, Concourse, Melling Drive, Kirkby Park Skelmersdale, Digmoor Road, Clay Brow, Birkrig, County Road, Kirkby Digmoor, Bearncroft, Digmoor, Gillibrands Road, Digmoor, Witton Way, Muncaster Windermere Drive, Tower Hill Easedale Walk, Kirkby Melrose Road, Tower Hill Old Skelmersdale War Memorial, Blaguegate Sandy Lane, Skelmersdale Ivybridge, Skelmersdale Ivybridge, Skelmersdale Concourse, Skelmersdale Digmoor Road, Clay Brow Digmoor Road, Skelmersdale Birkrig, Digmoor Bearncroft, Digmoor Gillibrands Road, Digmoor Witton Way, Muncaster Higher Lane, Rainford Direction: Prescot 780 bus Time Schedule 23 stops Prescot Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:25 PM Witton Way, Muncaster Tuesday 3:25 PM Gilibrands Road, Digmoor Wednesday 3:25 PM Bearncroft, Digmoor Thursday 3:25 PM Alderley, Skelmersdale Friday 3:25 PM Shopping Parade, Digmoor Saturday Not Operational Digmoor Road, Digmoor Digmoor Road, Skelmersdale Concourse, Skelmersdale 780 bus Info Inglewhite, Skelmersdale Direction: Prescot Ivybridge, Skelmersdale Stops: 23 Trip Duration: 62 min Old Skelmersdale War Memorial, Blaguegate Line Summary: Witton Way, Muncaster, Gilibrands Sandy Lane, Skelmersdale Road, Digmoor, Bearncroft, Digmoor, Shopping Parade, Digmoor, Digmoor Road, Digmoor, Melrose Road, Tower Hill Concourse, Skelmersdale, Inglewhite, Skelmersdale, Lauder Close, England Old Skelmersdale War Memorial, Blaguegate, Melrose Road, Tower Hill, Conway Close, Tower Hill, St Kevins Conway Close, Tower Hill Drive, Kirkby Park, Simonswood Lane, Southdene, Conway Close, Kirkby Lees Road, Southdene, East Lancashire Road, Knowsley, Tithebarn Road, Knowsley, Shop Road, St Kevins Drive, Kirkby Park Knowsley, Sugar Lane, Knowsley, Shannons Lane, Knowsley Park, Croxteth Lane, Knowsley Park, Park Simonswood Lane, Southdene Way, Knowsley, Radway Road, Longview, Westhead Close, Kirkby Manchester Road, Prescot, Derby Square, Prescot Lees Road, Southdene County Road, Kirkby East Lancashire Road, Knowsley Ormskirk Road, Knowsley Civil Parish Tithebarn Road, Knowsley Knowsley Lane, Knowsley Civil Parish Shop Road, Knowsley Sugar Lane, Knowsley Shannons Lane, Knowsley Park Croxteth Lane, Knowsley Park Park Way, Knowsley Radway Road, Longview Manchester Road, Prescot Derby Square, Prescot Derby Square, St Helens 780 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in North West. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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