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703 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 703 bus time schedule & line map 703 Frankby Road / Frankby Green - Shrewsbury Road View In Website Mode / Kingsmead Road The 703 bus line Frankby Road / Frankby Green - Shrewsbury Road / Kingsmead Road has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Oxton: 7:15 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 703 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 703 bus arriving. Direction: Oxton 703 bus Time Schedule 67 stops Oxton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM Frankby Green, Frankby The Nook, England Tuesday 7:15 AM Frankby Stiles, Frankby Wednesday 7:15 AM Newton Park Road, Newton Thursday 7:15 AM Friday 7:15 AM Newton Cross Lane, Newton Saturday Not Operational Woodland Road, Larton Wirral Mount, Grange Black Horse Close, Newton 703 bus Info Direction: Oxton Abbots Way, Newton Stops: 67 Trip Duration: 65 min Line Summary: Frankby Green, Frankby, Frankby Gresford Avenue, Newton Stiles, Frankby, Newton Park Road, Newton, Newton Cross Lane, Newton, Woodland Road, Larton, Wirral Broxton Avenue, West Kirby Mount, Grange, Black Horse Close, Newton, Abbots Greenbank Road, England Way, Newton, Gresford Avenue, Newton, Broxton Avenue, West Kirby, Birkett Road, West Kirby, Jubilee Birkett Road, West Kirby Drive, West Kirby, Redhouse Lane, West Kirby, Bridge Road, West Kirby, Grange Road, West Kirby, Black Jubilee Drive, West Kirby Horse Hill, West Kirby, Beacon Drive, Grange, Gourleys Lane, Grange, Fleck Lane, Grange, Redhouse Lane, West Kirby Telegraph Road, Caldy, Kings Drive, Caldy, Croft Drive Anglesey Road, England West, Kirby Park, Melloncroft Drive, Kirby Park, Mount Road, Kirby Park, Sandy Lane, West Kirby, Bridge Road, West Kirby Mostyn Avenue, West Kirby, Shrewsbury Road, West Murray Grove, England Kirby, Dee Lane, West Kirby, Lingdale Road, West Kirby, West Lodge Drive, West Kirby, Graham Road, Grange Road, West Kirby West Kirby, Winnington Road, West Kirby, Morpeth Road, Hoylake, Hoylake Station, Hoylake, Alderley Black Horse Hill, West Kirby Road, Hoylake, Shaw Street, Hoylake, Manor Road Hilbre View, England Station, Hoylake, Bertram Drive, Sandhey, Bertram Drive, Meols, Brosters Lane, Meols, Meols Station, Beacon Drive, Grange Meols, Barn Hey Crescent, Meols, Greenƒeld Kennels, Gourleys Lane, Grange Carr Houses, Millhouse Lane, Moreton, Bermuda Gourley's Lane, England Road, Moreton, Meadowbrook Road, Moreton, Joan Avenue, Moreton, Rosslyn Drive, Moreton, Knutsford Fleck Lane, Grange Road, Moreton, Chapelhill Road, Moreton, Danger Lane, Moreton, Reeds Lane, Moreton, Bidston Telegraph Road, Caldy Station, Bidston, Compton Road, Bidston, Hurrell Road, Bidston, Gautby Road, Bidston, Egan Road, Kings Drive, Caldy Bidston, Sumner Road, Birkenhead, Lansdowne Road, Birkenhead, Flaybrick Close, Claughton, Croft Drive West, Kirby Park Bidston Avenue, Claughton, Tollemache Road, Claughton, Upton Road, Claughton, Tollemache Melloncroft Drive, Kirby Park Road, Claughton, Tollemache Road, Claughton, Shrewsbury Close, Claughton, Kingsmead Road, Oxton Mount Road, Kirby Park Sandy Lane, West Kirby Sandy Lane, England Mostyn Avenue, West Kirby Shrewsbury Road, West Kirby 130 Banks Road, England Dee Lane, West Kirby 6 Banks Road, England Lingdale Road, West Kirby West Lodge Drive, West Kirby West Lodge Drive, England Graham Road, West Kirby Winnington Road, West Kirby Winnington Road, England Morpeth Road, Hoylake Hoylake Station, Hoylake Alderley Road, Hoylake 52A Market Street, England Shaw Street, Hoylake 94A Market Street, England Manor Road Station, Hoylake 4 Birkenhead Road, England Bertram Drive, Sandhey Bertram Drive, Meols 79 Birkenhead Road, England Brosters Lane, Meols 143 Birkenhead Road, England Meols Station, Meols Barn Hey Crescent, Meols Greenƒeld Kennels, Carr Houses Millhouse Lane, Moreton Bermuda Road, Moreton Meadowbrook Road, Moreton Joan Avenue, Moreton 3 Joan Avenue, Birkenhead Rosslyn Drive, Moreton Knutsford Road, Moreton Hoylake Road, Birkenhead Chapelhill Road, Moreton Danger Lane, Moreton Hoylake Road, Birkenhead Reeds Lane, Moreton Bidston Station, Bidston Compton Road, Bidston Hurrell Road, Bidston Hoylake Road, Birkenhead Gautby Road, Bidston Worcester Road, Birkenhead Egan Road, Bidston 33 Hoylake Road, Birkenhead Sumner Road, Birkenhead 202 Tollemache Road, Birkenhead Lansdowne Road, Birkenhead 180 Tollemache Road, Birkenhead Flaybrick Close, Claughton 110 Tollemache Road, Birkenhead Bidston Avenue, Claughton 192 Bidston Avenue, Birkenhead Tollemache Road, Claughton 92 Upton Road, Birkenhead Upton Road, Claughton Tollemache Road, Claughton Tollemache Road, Claughton Shrewsbury Close, Claughton Hanover Close, Birkenhead Kingsmead Road, Oxton Kingsmead Road, Birkenhead 703 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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