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174 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 174 bus time schedule & line map 174 Belle Vale View In Website Mode The 174 bus line (Belle Vale) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Belle Vale: 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM (2) Mossley Hill: 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 174 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 174 bus arriving. Direction: Belle Vale 174 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Belle Vale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:33 AM - 10:33 PM Monday 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM Church Road, Mossley Hill Smithdown Place, Liverpool Tuesday 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM Church Road, Mossley Hill Wednesday 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM Grantley Road, Mossley Hill Thursday 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM Heathƒeld Road, Liverpool Friday 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM Woolton Road, Wavertree Saturday 6:33 AM - 10:33 PM Dorking Grove, Wavertree Dunbabin Road, Liverpool Alice Close, Wavertree 174 bus Info Dunbabin Road, Liverpool Direction: Belle Vale Stops: 35 Childwall Road, Wavertree Trip Duration: 28 min Line Summary: Church Road, Mossley Hill, Church Queens Drive, Childwall Road, Mossley Hill, Grantley Road, Mossley Hill, Woolton Road, Wavertree, Dorking Grove, Wavertree, Childwall Mount Road, Childwall Alice Close, Wavertree, Childwall Road, Wavertree, Queens Drive, Childwall, Childwall Mount Road, Score Lane, Childwall Childwall, Score Lane, Childwall, Childwall Valley Road, Childwall, No. 54, Childwall, Well Lane, Childwall Valley Road, Childwall Childwall, Crossways, Childwall, Thurne Way, Gateacre, Elmsƒeld Close, Gateacre, Sandƒeld Road, No. 54, Childwall Gateacre, Woolton Hill Road, Woolton, Reservoir Road, Woolton, Woolton Park, Woolton, Mason Barnham Drive, Liverpool Street, Woolton, Church Road South, Woolton, Woolton Street, Woolton, Halewood Drive, Woolton, Well Lane, Childwall Out Lane, Woolton, Out Lane, Woolton, Hollytree Road, Gateacre, Grange Lane, Gateacre, Belle Vue Crossways, Childwall Road, Belle Vale, Lee Park Avenue, Belle Vale, Jones Farm Road, Belle Vale, Wimbald Close, Belle Vale, Thurne Way, Gateacre Belle Vale Road, Belle Vale, Belle Vale Interchange, Gateacre Park Drive, Liverpool Belle Vale, Belle Vale Bus Station, Belle Vale Elmsƒeld Close, Gateacre Sandƒeld Road, Gateacre Woolton Hill Road, Woolton Reservoir Road, Woolton Woolton Park, Woolton Mason Street, Woolton Church Road South, Woolton Church Road South, Liverpool Woolton Street, Woolton Halewood Drive, Woolton Kings Drive, Liverpool Out Lane, Woolton Out Lane, Woolton Hollytree Road, Gateacre Elm House Mews, Liverpool Grange Lane, Gateacre Halewood Road, Liverpool Belle Vue Road, Belle Vale Lee Park Avenue, Belle Vale Lee Vale Road, Liverpool Jones Farm Road, Belle Vale Marsham Road, Liverpool Wimbald Close, Belle Vale Belle Vale Road, Belle Vale Belle Vale Interchange, Belle Vale Belle Vale Bus Station, Belle Vale Direction: Mossley Hill 174 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Mossley Hill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:03 AM - 11:03 PM Monday 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Belle Vale Bus Station, Belle Vale Tuesday 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Belle Vale Interchange, Belle Vale Wednesday 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Westbrook Road, Belle Vale Thursday 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Wimbald Close, Belle Vale Friday 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Wimbald Close, Liverpool Saturday 6:03 AM - 11:03 PM Woodlee Road, Belle Vale Marsham Road, Liverpool Lee Vale Road, Belle Vale Lee Vale Road, Liverpool 174 bus Info Direction: Mossley Hill Lee Vale Road, Belle Vale Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 28 min Halewood Road, Gateacre Line Summary: Belle Vale Bus Station, Belle Vale, Belle Vale Interchange, Belle Vale, Westbrook Road, The Nook, Gateacre Belle Vale, Wimbald Close, Belle Vale, Woodlee Road, Belle Vale, Lee Vale Road, Belle Vale, Lee Vale Road, Halewood Road, Woolton Belle Vale, Halewood Road, Gateacre, The Nook, Gateacre, Halewood Road, Woolton, Hunts Cross Hunts Cross Avenue, Woolton Avenue, Woolton, Halewood Drive, Woolton, Woolton Street, Woolton, Mason Street, Woolton, New Mill Stile, Woolton, Reservoir Road, Woolton, Halewood Drive, Woolton Beaconsƒeld Road, Woolton, Seafarers Drive, Kings Drive, Liverpool Woolton, Grange Lane, Gateacre, Grange Way, Gateacre, Acresgate Court, Gateacre, Wallgate Way, Woolton Street, Woolton Childwall, Crossways, Childwall, Well Lane, Childwall, Woolton Street, Liverpool No. 46, Childwall, Barnham Drive, Childwall, Score Lane, Childwall, Childwall Mount Road, Childwall, Mason Street, Woolton Childwall Priory Road, Childwall, Montclair Drive, Wavertree, Dudlow Lane, Mossley Hill, Auckland New Mill Stile, Woolton Road, Mossley Hill, Church Road, Mossley Hill Reservoir Road, Woolton Beaconsƒeld Road, Woolton Seafarers Drive, Woolton Rose Brow, Liverpool Grange Lane, Gateacre Halewood Road, Liverpool Grange Way, Gateacre Acresgate Court, Gateacre Acresgate Court, Liverpool Wallgate Way, Childwall Crossways, Childwall Well Lane, Childwall No. 46, Childwall Barnham Drive, Liverpool Barnham Drive, Childwall Score Lane, Childwall Childwall Mount Road, Childwall Childwall Priory Road, Childwall Montclair Drive, Wavertree Woolton Road, Liverpool Dudlow Lane, Mossley Hill Auckland Road, Mossley Hill Church Road, Mossley Hill Smithdown Place, Liverpool 174 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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