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444 bus time schedule & line map 444 Draycott - Friesland School View In Website Mode The 444 bus line (Draycott - Friesland School) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Draycott: 2:50 PM (2) Sandiacre: 7:55 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 444 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 444 bus arriving. Direction: Draycott 444 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Draycott Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Friesland School, Sandiacre 24 Nursery Avenue, Sandiacre Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Friesland Drive, Sandiacre Wednesday 2:50 PM 280 Derby Road, Sandiacre Civil Parish Thursday Not Operational Second Avenue, Risley Friday Not Operational 23 Derby Road, Risley Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Meadow View Court, Risley Meadow View Court, Risley Civil Parish Lower Grammar Ce Primary School, Risley 107 Derby Road, Long Eaton 444 bus Info Direction: Draycott Risley Hall, Risley Stops: 21 Derby Road, Long Eaton Trip Duration: 15 min Line Summary: Friesland School, Sandiacre, The Risley Park, Risley Friesland Drive, Sandiacre, Second Avenue, Risley, 111 Derby Road, Risley Civil Parish Meadow View Court, Risley, Lower Grammar Ce Primary School, Risley, Risley Hall, Risley, The Risley Lindley House Pastures Farm, Risley Park, Risley, Lindley House Pastures Farm, Risley, Mount Pleasant, Risley, Golden Valley Farm, Hopwell, Mount Pleasant, Risley Hopwell Hall Farm, Hopwell, Hopwell Road, Hopwell, Draycott House, Hopwell, Cole Lane, Borrowash, Golden Valley Farm, Hopwell Priorway Gardens, Borrowash, Shacklecross Close, Borrowash, Quillings Way, Borrowash, Gypsy Lane, Hopwell Hall Farm, Hopwell Draycott, West Avenue, Draycott, Lime Grove, Nottingham Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Draycott, Square, Draycott Hopwell Road, Hopwell Draycott House, Hopwell Cole Lane, Borrowash 1 Bains Drive, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Priorway Gardens, Borrowash 170 Nottingham Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Shacklecross Close, Borrowash 44 Draycott Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Quillings Way, Borrowash 2 Quillings Way, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Gypsy Lane, Draycott 4 Fairƒeld Terrace, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish West Avenue, Draycott 130 Derby Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Lime Grove, Draycott 77 Derby Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Square, Draycott 15 Derby Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Direction: Sandiacre 444 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Sandiacre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Square, Draycott Market Street, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Lime Grove, Draycott Wednesday 7:55 AM 79 Derby Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Thursday Not Operational West Avenue, Draycott Friday Not Operational 117 Derby Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Gypsy Lane, Draycott Derby Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Quillings Way, Borrowash 1 Washington Cottages, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish 444 bus Info Direction: Sandiacre Shacklecross Close, Borrowash Stops: 21 52 Draycott Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Trip Duration: 15 min Line Summary: Square, Draycott, Lime Grove, Nottingham Road Bradbury Close, Borrowash Draycott, West Avenue, Draycott, Gypsy Lane, 1 Bradbury Close, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Draycott, Quillings Way, Borrowash, Shacklecross Close, Borrowash, Nottingham Road Bradbury Close, Priorway Avenue, Borrowash Borrowash, Priorway Avenue, Borrowash, Cole Lane, 197 Nottingham Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish Borrowash, Draycott House, Hopwell, Hopwell Road, Hopwell, Hopwell Hall Farm, Hopwell, Golden Valley Cole Lane, Borrowash Farm, Hopwell, Mount Pleasant, Risley, Lindley 239 Nottingham Road, Ockbrook And Borrowash Civil Parish House Pastures Farm, Risley, The Risley Park, Risley, Risley Hall, Risley, Lower Grammar Ce Primary Draycott House, Hopwell School, Risley, Meadow View Court, Risley, Rushy Lane, Risley, Friesland School, Sandiacre Hopwell Road, Hopwell Hopwell Hall Farm, Hopwell Nottingham Road, Draycott And Church Wilne Civil Parish Golden Valley Farm, Hopwell Mount Pleasant, Risley Lindley House Pastures Farm, Risley The Risley Park, Risley 111 Derby Road, Risley Civil Parish Risley Hall, Risley Derby Road, Long Eaton Lower Grammar Ce Primary School, Risley 105 Derby Road, Long Eaton Meadow View Court, Risley 55 Derby Road, Risley Civil Parish Rushy Lane, Risley 5 Derby Road, Risley Civil Parish Friesland School, Sandiacre 24 Nursery Avenue, Sandiacre Civil Parish 444 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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