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4 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 4 bus time schedule & line map 4 Burnley View In Website Mode The 4 bus line (Burnley) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Burnley: 6:53 AM - 6:53 PM (2) Worsthorne: 6:37 AM - 6:37 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 4 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 4 bus arriving. Direction: Burnley 4 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Burnley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:53 AM - 6:53 PM Church Square, Worsthorne Higgin Street, Worsthorne-With-Hurstwood Civil Parish Tuesday 6:53 AM - 6:53 PM Primary School, Worsthorne Wednesday 6:53 AM - 6:53 PM Heckenhurst Avenue, Brownside Thursday 6:53 AM - 6:53 PM Friday 6:53 AM - 6:53 PM Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside Saturday 8:53 AM - 6:53 PM Brownside Bridge, Brownside Thornton Arms, Pike Hill Cheviot Avenue, Pike Hill 4 bus Info Cheviot Avenue, Burnley Direction: Burnley Stops: 18 The Brunshaw, Pike Hill Trip Duration: 15 min Extwistle Square, Burnley Line Summary: Church Square, Worsthorne, Primary School, Worsthorne, Heckenhurst Avenue, Methodist Church, Pike Hill Brownside, Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside, Brownside 21 Rimington Avenue, Burnley Bridge, Brownside, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill, Cheviot Avenue, Pike Hill, The Brunshaw, Pike Hill, Methodist Waddington Avenue, Pike Hill Church, Pike Hill, Waddington Avenue, Pike Hill, Roughlee Grove, Pike Hill, Kingdom Hall, Brunshaw, Roughlee Grove, Pike Hill Mitella Street, Brunshaw, Linden Street, Brunshaw, Hull Street, Burnley Wood, The Wellington, Brunshaw, Kingdom Hall, Brunshaw Culvert, Queens Park, Bus Station, Burnley Mitella Street, Brunshaw Lebanon Street, Burnley Linden Street, Brunshaw Linden Street, Burnley Hull Street, Burnley Wood Hull Street, Burnley The Wellington, Brunshaw Anne Street, Burnley Culvert, Queens Park A671, Burnley Bus Station, Burnley Red Lion Street, Burnley Direction: Worsthorne 4 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Worsthorne Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:37 AM - 6:37 PM Bus Station, Burnley Tuesday 6:37 AM - 6:37 PM Culvert, Queens Park A671, Burnley Wednesday 6:37 AM - 6:37 PM The Wellington, Brunshaw Thursday 6:37 AM - 6:37 PM Anne Street, Burnley Friday 6:37 AM - 6:37 PM Linby Street, Brunshaw Saturday 8:37 AM - 6:37 PM Admiral Street, Burnley Mitella Street, Brunshaw Holmsley Street, Burnley 4 bus Info Kingdom Hall, Brunshaw Direction: Worsthorne Stops: 16 Roughlee Grove, Pike Hill Trip Duration: 16 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Burnley, Culvert, Queens Methodist Church, Pike Hill Park, The Wellington, Brunshaw, Linby Street, 21 Rimington Avenue, Burnley Brunshaw, Mitella Street, Brunshaw, Kingdom Hall, Brunshaw, Roughlee Grove, Pike Hill, Methodist The Brunshaw, Pike Hill Church, Pike Hill, The Brunshaw, Pike Hill, Cheviot Extwistle Square, Burnley Avenue, Pike Hill, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill, Brownside Bridge, Brownside, Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside, Cheviot Avenue, Pike Hill Heckenhurst Avenue, Worsthorne, Primary School, Cheviot Avenue, Burnley Worsthorne, Church Square, Worsthorne Thornton Arms, Pike Hill Brownside Bridge, Brownside Brun Terrace, Burnley Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside Brownside Road, Burnley Heckenhurst Avenue, Worsthorne Primary School, Worsthorne Church Square, Worsthorne Higgin Street, Worsthorne-With-Hurstwood Civil Parish 4 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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