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95 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 95 bus time schedule & line map 95 Bury - Salford Shopping Centre Via Unsworth, View In Website Mode Prestwich, Carr Clough The 95 bus line (Bury - Salford Shopping Centre Via Unsworth, Prestwich, Carr Clough) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bury: 6:20 AM - 9:40 PM (2) Pendleton: 5:47 AM - 10:40 PM (3) Prestwich Hospital: 7:00 PM (4) Whiteƒeld: 10:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 95 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 95 bus arriving. Direction: Bury 95 bus Time Schedule 57 stops Bury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:40 AM - 9:40 PM Monday 6:20 AM - 9:40 PM Salford Shopping Centre, Pendleton Hankinson Way, Manchester Tuesday 6:20 AM - 9:40 PM Pendleton Church, Pendleton Wednesday 6:20 AM - 9:40 PM Broughton Road, Manchester Thursday 6:20 AM - 9:40 PM Cobden Street, Brindle Heath Friday 6:20 AM - 9:40 PM Broughton Road, Manchester Saturday 7:40 AM - 9:40 PM Langley Road South, Charlestown 11-13 Cromwell Road, Manchester Cromwell Road, Charlestown Littleton Road, Manchester 95 bus Info Direction: Bury Blossom Way, Charlestown Stops: 57 Thursƒeld Street, Manchester Trip Duration: 52 min Line Summary: Salford Shopping Centre, Pendleton, Racecourse Hotel, Lower Kersal Pendleton Church, Pendleton, Cobden Street, Brindle Heath, Langley Road South, Charlestown, Cromwell Bradley Avenue, Lower Kersal Road, Charlestown, Blossom Way, Charlestown, Racecourse Hotel, Lower Kersal, Bradley Avenue, South Radford Street, Kersal Vale Lower Kersal, South Radford Street, Kersal Vale, Oaklands Road, Kersal Vale, Kersal Vale, Moor Lane, Oaklands Road, Kersal Vale Kersal Vale, Myrtle Bank, Kersal Vale, Chapel Road, Rainsough Brow, Jewish Cemetery, Rainsough Brow, Kersal Vale Swarbrick Drive, Carr Clough, Woodward Road, Carr Cowling Street, Manchester Clough, Cawley Avenue, Carr Clough, Gale Road, Carr Clough, Sandy Lane, Carr Clough, Prestwich Hills, Moor Lane, Kersal Vale Prestwich, Bury New Road, Prestwich, St Ann's Road, Prestwich, Red Lion, Prestwich, Longƒeld Centre, Myrtle Bank, Kersal Vale Prestwich, Tesco, Prestwich Hospital, Willow Road, Myrtle Bank, Manchester Prestwich Hospital, Bury New Road, Besses O Th Barn, Sefton Street, Besses O Th Barn, Moss Lane, Chapel Road, Rainsough Brow Whiteƒeld, Hamilton Road, Whiteƒeld, Whiteƒeld Kersal Close, Manchester Interchange, Whiteƒeld, Morrison'S, Whiteƒeld, Mather Avenue, Whiteƒeld, Moss Lane, Hillock, Jewish Cemetery, Rainsough Brow Stanley Road, Hillock, The Elizabethan, Hillock, Lune Butterstile Avenue, Manchester Drive, Hillock, Oak Lane, Hillock, Calder Crescent, Hillock, Parr Lane, Unsworth, Unsworth Pole, Swarbrick Drive, Carr Clough Unsworth, Bloomƒeld Drive, Unsworth, Community Centre, Sunnybank, Service Station, Sunnybank, Woodward Road, Carr Clough Manchester Road, Sunnybank, Sunny Bank Road, Kershaw Avenue, Manchester Blackford Bridge, Blackford Bridge, Nuttall Square, Blackford Bridge, Mount Zion Road, Fletcher Fold, Cawley Avenue, Carr Clough Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold, Swan & Cemetery, Redvales, Redvales Road, Redvales, Radcliffe Road, Gale Road, Carr Clough Fishpool, Parliament Street, Fishpool, Town Hall, Carr Avenue, Manchester Bury, Bury Interchange, Bury Sandy Lane, Carr Clough 140 Butterstile Lane, Manchester Prestwich Hills, Prestwich Bury New Road, Prestwich St Ann's Road, Prestwich Red Lion, Prestwich 413 Bury New Road, Manchester Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich 459 Bury New Road, Manchester Tesco, Prestwich Hospital Willow Road, Prestwich Hospital Bury New Road, Manchester Bury New Road, Besses O Th Barn Sefton Street, Besses O Th Barn Stone Pale, Manchester Moss Lane, Whiteƒeld Hamilton Road, Whiteƒeld Whiteƒeld Interchange, Whiteƒeld Morrison'S, Whiteƒeld Mather Avenue, Whiteƒeld Parkside Mews, Manchester Moss Lane, Hillock Stanley Road, Hillock The Elizabethan, Hillock Lune Drive, Hillock Oak Lane, Hillock Calder Crescent, Hillock Mersey Drive, Manchester Parr Lane, Unsworth Unsworth Pole, Unsworth Bloomƒeld Drive, Unsworth Community Centre, Sunnybank Sunny Bank Road, Bury Service Station, Sunnybank Wastdale Avenue, Bury Manchester Road, Sunnybank Sunny Bank Road, Blackford Bridge Sandy Close, Bury Blackford Bridge Blackford Bridge, Bury Nuttall Square, Blackford Bridge Barlow Fold, Bury Mount Zion Road, Fletcher Fold Mount Zion Street, Bury Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold 480 Manchester Road, Bury Swan & Cemetery, Redvales Redvales Road, Redvales Radcliffe Road, Fishpool Parliament Street, Fishpool Olivant Street, Bury Town Hall, Bury Bury Interchange, Bury Haymarket Street, Bury Direction: Pendleton 95 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Pendleton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:54 AM - 8:40 PM Monday 5:47 AM - 10:40 PM Bury Interchange, Bury Tuesday 5:47 AM - 10:40 PM Town Hall, Bury Knowsley Street, Bury Wednesday 5:47 AM - 10:40 PM Parliament Street, Fishpool Thursday 5:47 AM - 10:40 PM Friday 5:47 AM - 10:40 PM Holy Cross College, Fishpool Saturday 7:12 AM - 10:40 PM Gigg Lane, Fishpool Redvales Road, Redvales Shakespeare Avenue, Fletcher Fold 95 bus Info Direction: Pendleton Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold Stops: 58 Trip Duration: 53 min Mount Zion Road, Fletcher Fold Line Summary: Bury Interchange, Bury, Town Hall, Bury, Parliament Street, Fishpool, Holy Cross College, Fishpool, Gigg Lane, Fishpool, Redvales Road, Nuttall Square, Blackford Bridge Redvales, Shakespeare Avenue, Fletcher Fold, Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold, Mount Zion Road, Blackford Bridge Fletcher Fold, Nuttall Square, Blackford Bridge, Blackford Bridge, Bury Blackford Bridge, Blackford Brow, Blackford Bridge, Manchester Road, Sunnybank, Unsworth Library, Blackford Brow, Blackford Bridge Sunnybank, Community Centre, Sunnybank, Bloomƒeld Drive, Unsworth, Unsworth Pole, Manchester Road, Sunnybank Unsworth, Parr Lane, Unsworth, Harris Drive, Manchester Road, Bury Unsworth, Calder Crescent, Hillock, Oak Lane, Hillock, Lune Drive, Hillock, Parr Lane, Whiteƒeld, Mather Unsworth Library, Sunnybank Avenue, Whiteƒeld, Morrison'S, Whiteƒeld, Whiteƒeld Interchange, Whiteƒeld, Whiteƒeld Metrolink Stop, Community Centre, Sunnybank Whiteƒeld, Hamilton Road, Whiteƒeld, Moss Lane, Sunny Bank Road, Bury Whiteƒeld, Sefton Street, Besses O Th Barn, Bury New Road, Besses O Th Barn, Bury New Road, Bloomƒeld Drive, Unsworth Prestwich Hospital, Tesco, Prestwich Hospital, Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich, Red Lion, Prestwich, St Unsworth Pole, Unsworth Ann's Road, Prestwich, Bury New Road, Prestwich, Prestwich Hills, Prestwich, Butterstile Lane, Carr Parr Lane, Unsworth Clough, Carlford Grove, Carr Clough, Carr Avenue, Carr Clough, Kershaw Avenue, Carr Clough, Harris Drive, Unsworth Butterstile Lane, Carr Clough, Hilton Lane, Kennedy Drive, Manchester Rainsough Brow, Chapel Road, Rainsough Brow, Myrtle Bank, Kersal Vale, Moor Lane, Kersal Vale, Calder Crescent, Hillock Gargrave Street, Kersal Vale, Oaklands Road, Kersal Vale, South Radford Street, Lower Kersal, Post Oak Lane, Hillock O∆ce, Lower Kersal, Racecourse Hotel, Lower Kersal, Blossom Way, Charlestown, Cromwell Road, Lune Drive, Hillock Charlestown, Langley Road South, Charlestown, Cobden Street, Brindle Heath, Pendleton Church, Pendleton, Salford Shopping Centre, Pendleton Parr Lane, Whiteƒeld Mather Avenue, Whiteƒeld Parkside Mews, Manchester Morrison'S, Whiteƒeld Whiteƒeld Interchange, Whiteƒeld Whiteƒeld Metrolink Stop, Whiteƒeld Hamilton Road, Whiteƒeld Salisbury Road, Manchester Moss Lane, Whiteƒeld Sefton Street, Besses O Th Barn Bury New Road, Besses O Th Barn Bury New Road, Manchester Bury New Road, Prestwich Hospital Tesco, Prestwich Hospital Stanhope Avenue, Manchester Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich 458 Bury New Road, Manchester Red Lion, Prestwich 391 Bury New Road, Manchester St Ann's Road, Prestwich Bury New Road, Prestwich Prestwich Hills, Prestwich Butterstile Lane, Carr Clough 140 Butterstile Lane, Manchester Carlford Grove, Carr Clough Carr Avenue, Carr Clough Cawley Avenue, Manchester Kershaw Avenue, Carr Clough Butterstile Lane, Carr Clough Venwood Road, Manchester Hilton Lane, Rainsough Brow Butterstile Avenue, Manchester Chapel Road, Rainsough Brow Kersal Close, Manchester Myrtle Bank, Kersal Vale Myrtle Bank, Manchester Moor Lane, Kersal Vale Gargrave Street, Kersal Vale Oaklands Road, Kersal Vale South Radford Street, Lower Kersal Post O∆ce, Lower Kersal Racecourse Hotel, Lower Kersal Blossom Way, Charlestown Reading Street, Manchester Cromwell Road, Charlestown Langley Road South, Charlestown Cobden Street, Brindle Heath Cheltenham Street, Manchester Pendleton Church, Pendleton Broughton Road, Manchester Salford Shopping Centre, Pendleton Hankinson Way, Manchester Direction: Prestwich Hospital 95 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Prestwich Hospital Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:00 PM Salford Shopping Centre, Pendleton Hankinson Way, Manchester Tuesday 7:00 PM Pendleton Church, Pendleton Wednesday 7:00 PM Broughton Road, Manchester Thursday 7:00 PM Cobden Street, Brindle Heath Friday 7:00 PM Broughton Road, Manchester Saturday Not Operational Langley Road South, Charlestown 11-13 Cromwell Road, Manchester Cromwell Road, Charlestown Littleton Road, Manchester 95 bus Info Direction: Prestwich Hospital Blossom Way, Charlestown Stops: 26 Thursƒeld Street, Manchester Trip Duration: 22 min Line Summary: Salford Shopping Centre, Pendleton, Racecourse Hotel, Lower Kersal Pendleton Church, Pendleton, Cobden Street, Brindle Heath, Langley Road South, Charlestown, Cromwell Bradley Avenue, Lower Kersal Road, Charlestown, Blossom Way, Charlestown, Racecourse
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