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View in Website Mode 802 bus time schedule & line map 802 Leintwardine - Hereford College Service View In Website Mode The 802 bus line (Leintwardine - Hereford College Service) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hereford: 7:30 AM (2) Leintwardine: 5:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 802 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 802 bus arriving. Direction: Hereford 802 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Hereford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:30 AM Lion Hotel, Leintwardine Tuesday 7:30 AM Adforton Turn, Walford Wednesday 7:30 AM Church, Adforton Thursday 7:30 AM Castle Garage, Wigmore Friday 7:30 AM Riverside Inn, Aymestrey Saturday Not Operational Mortimer's Cross Inn, Mortimer's Cross Corners Inn, Kingsland 802 bus Info Coronation Hall, Kingsland Direction: Hereford Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 75 min Car Auctions, Shirl Heath Line Summary: Lion Hotel, Leintwardine, Adforton Turn, Walford, Church, Adforton, Castle Garage, Birley Turn, Knapton Green Wigmore, Riverside Inn, Aymestrey, Mortimer's Cross Inn, Mortimer's Cross, Corners Inn, Kingsland, Bush Inn, Bush Bank Coronation Hall, Kingsland, Car Auctions, Shirl Heath, Birley Turn, Knapton Green, Bush Inn, Bush Brookside, Canon Pyon Bank, Brookside, Canon Pyon, Post O∆ce, Canon Pyon, Meadow Drive, Canon Pyon, Royal Oak, Post O∆ce, Canon Pyon Portway, Gospel Hall, Portway, Lion Farm, Portway, Elton's Marsh, Eltons Marsh, Crossroads, Meadow Drive, Canon Pyon Bobblestock, Hedgerow Way, Holmer, Hugh Thomas Meadow Drive, Canon Pyon Civil Parish Avenue, Holmer, Glenthorne Road, Holmer, Starting Gate, Holmer, Cleeve Orchard, Holmer, Pegasus Royal Oak, Portway Football Ground, Hereford, Old School Lane, Hereford, St Francis Xavier School, Hereford, Gospel Hall, Portway Thepoint4, Hereford, Overbury Road, Hereford, Churchill Gardens, Aylestone Hill, Moreland Avenue, Lion Farm, Portway Hereford, Station Approach Bridge, Hereford, Country Bus Station, Hereford Elton's Marsh, Eltons Marsh Crossroads, Bobblestock Hedgerow Way, Holmer Hugh Thomas Avenue, Holmer Glenthorne Road, Holmer Holmer Manor Close, Holmer & Shelwick Civil Parish Starting Gate, Holmer Roman Road, Hereford Civil Parish Cleeve Orchard, Holmer Pegasus Football Ground, Hereford Old School Lane, Hereford Old School Lane, Hereford St Francis Xavier School, Hereford Thepoint4, Hereford Overbury Road, Hereford Churchill Gardens, Aylestone Hill Moreland Avenue, Hereford Aylestone Hill, Hereford Station Approach Bridge, Hereford Commercial Road, Hereford Country Bus Station, Hereford Direction: Leintwardine 802 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Leintwardine Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:15 PM Country Bus Station, Hereford Tuesday 5:15 PM Moreland Avenue, Hereford Wednesday 5:15 PM Churchill Gardens, Hereford Thursday 5:15 PM Overbury Road, Hereford Friday 5:15 PM Thepoint4, Hereford Saturday Not Operational St Francis Xavier School, Hereford Old School Lane, Hereford 802 bus Info Old School Lane, Hereford Direction: Leintwardine Pegasus Football Ground, Hereford Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: Country Bus Station, Hereford, Cleeve Orchard, Hereford Moreland Avenue, Hereford, Churchill Gardens, Hereford, Overbury Road, Hereford, Thepoint4, Starting Gate, Holmer Hereford, St Francis Xavier School, Hereford, Old School Lane, Hereford, Pegasus Football Ground, Glenthorne Road, Holmer Hereford, Cleeve Orchard, Hereford, Starting Gate, Holmer, Glenthorne Road, Holmer, Hugh Thomas Hugh Thomas Avenue, Holmer Avenue, Holmer, Hedgerow Way, Holmer, Crossroads, Bobblestock, Elton's Marsh, Eltons Marsh, Lion Farm, Hedgerow Way, Holmer Portway, Gospel Hall, Portway, Royal Oak, Portway, Aylesbrook, Hereford Civil Parish Meadow Drive, Canon Pyon, Post O∆ce, Canon Pyon, Brookside, Canon Pyon, Bush Inn, Bush Bank, Crossroads, Bobblestock Birley Turn, Knapton Green, Car Auctions, Shirl Heath, Corners Inn, Kingsland, Mortimer's Cross Inn, Elton's Marsh, Eltons Marsh Mortimer's Cross, Riverside Inn, Aymestrey, Castle Garage, Wigmore, Church, Adforton, Adforton Turn, Lion Farm, Portway Walford, Lion Hotel, Leintwardine Gospel Hall, Portway Royal Oak, Portway Meadow Drive, Canon Pyon Meadow Drive, Canon Pyon Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Canon Pyon Brookside, Canon Pyon Bush Inn, Bush Bank Birley Turn, Knapton Green Car Auctions, Shirl Heath Corners Inn, Kingsland Mortimer's Cross Inn, Mortimer's Cross Riverside Inn, Aymestrey Castle Garage, Wigmore Church, Adforton Adforton Turn, Walford Ludlow Road, Walford Lion Hotel, Leintwardine 802 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 West Midlands. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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