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471 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 471 bus time schedule & line map 471 Liverpool - Heswall View In Website Mode The 471 bus line (Liverpool - Heswall) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Heswall: 6:15 AM - 9:33 PM (2) Liverpool: 5:56 AM - 5:17 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 471 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 471 bus arriving. Direction: Heswall 471 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Heswall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:55 AM - 10:40 AM Monday 6:15 AM - 9:33 PM Union Court, Liverpool Cook Street, Liverpool Tuesday 6:15 AM - 9:33 PM Whitechapel, Liverpool Wednesday 6:15 AM - 9:33 PM Whitechapel, Liverpool Thursday 6:15 AM - 9:33 PM Hinson Street, Birkenhead Friday 6:15 AM - 9:33 PM Hamilton Street, Birkenhead Saturday 6:55 AM - 9:33 PM Birkenhead Bus Station, Birkenhead 2a Princes Pavement, Birkenhead Catherine Street, Birkenhead 471 bus Info Shaw Street, Birkenhead Direction: Heswall Shaw Street, Birkenhead Stops: 38 Trip Duration: 44 min Victoria Road, Oxton Line Summary: Union Court, Liverpool, Whitechapel, Borough Road, Birkenhead Liverpool, Hinson Street, Birkenhead, Birkenhead Bus Station, Birkenhead, Catherine Street, Birkenhead, Victoria Fields, Oxton Shaw Street, Birkenhead, Victoria Road, Oxton, Victoria Fields, Oxton, Highgreen Road, Prenton, Highgreen Road, Prenton Highpark Road, Prenton, Elm Road North, Prenton, Cambridge Road, Prenton, Osmaston Road, Prenton, Highpark Road, Prenton Dovedale Close, Prenton, Grainger Avenue, Prenton, Ennerdale Road, Prenton, Palmwood Close, Prenton, Elm Road North, Prenton Ackers Road, Landican, Arrowe Park Road, Landican, Arrowe Park Hospital Internal Grounds, Cambridge Road, Prenton Arrowe Park, Landican Cemetery, Landican, Barnston Road, Thingwall, Heywood Boulevard, Osmaston Road, Prenton Thingwall, Whaley Lane, Irby, Glenwood Drive, Irby Heath, Coombe Road, Irby Heath, Mill Hill Road, Irby Heath, Thingwall Road, Irby Heath, Woodlands Road, Dovedale Close, Prenton Irby Heath, Somerset Road, Pensby, Fishers Lane, Pensby, Kylemore Drive, Pensby, Pensall Drive, Poll Grainger Avenue, Prenton Hill, Richmond Way, Poll Hill, Tower Road North, Poll Hill, Thurstaston Road, Poll Hill, Tesco, Poll Hill, Ennerdale Road, Prenton Heswall Bus Station, Heswall Palmwood Close, Prenton Ackers Road, Landican Arrowe Park Road, Landican Arrowe Park Hospital Internal Grounds, Arrowe Park Landican Cemetery, Landican Barnston Road, Thingwall Heywood Boulevard, Thingwall Whaley Lane, Irby Glenwood Drive, Irby Heath Coombe Road, Irby Heath Mill Hill Road, Irby Heath Thingwall Road, Irby Heath Woodlands Road, Irby Heath Somerset Road, Pensby Fishers Lane, Pensby Kylemore Drive, Pensby Pensall Drive, Poll Hill Belldene Grove, England Richmond Way, Poll Hill Richmond Way, England Tower Road North, Poll Hill Quarry Road East, England Thurstaston Road, Poll Hill Tesco, Poll Hill Heswall Bus Station, Heswall Pye Road, Heswall Direction: Liverpool 471 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Liverpool Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:07 AM - 4:07 PM Monday 5:56 AM - 5:17 PM Heswall Bus Station, Heswall Tuesday 5:56 AM - 5:17 PM Tesco, Poll Hill Wednesday 5:56 AM - 5:17 PM Thurstaston Road, Poll Hill Thursday 5:56 AM - 5:17 PM Tower Road North, Poll Hill Friday 5:56 AM - 5:17 PM Quarry Road East, England Saturday 7:52 AM - 5:17 PM Quarry Road East, Poll Hill Belldene Grove, Poll Hill Kylemore Drive, Pensby 471 bus Info Direction: Liverpool Fishers Lane, Pensby Stops: 40 Trip Duration: 50 min Line Summary: Heswall Bus Station, Heswall, Tesco, Bridgenorth Road, Pensby Poll Hill, Thurstaston Road, Poll Hill, Tower Road North, Poll Hill, Quarry Road East, Poll Hill, Belldene Backford Road, Irby Heath Grove, Poll Hill, Kylemore Drive, Pensby, Fishers Lane, Pensby, Bridgenorth Road, Pensby, Backford Road, Thurstaston Road, Irby Heath Irby Heath, Thurstaston Road, Irby Heath, Roslin Road, Irby Heath, Coombe Road, Irby Heath, Roslin Road, Irby Heath Glenwood Drive, Irby Heath, Whaley Lane, Irby Heath, Thingwall Drive, Thingwall, Arrowe Park Road, Coombe Road, Irby Heath Thingwall, Landican Cemetery, Arrowe Park, Arrowe Park Hospital Internal Grounds, Arrowe Park, Church Glenwood Drive, Irby Heath Lane, Woodchurch, Ackers Road, Woodchurch, Palmwood Close, Prenton, Prenton Dell Road, Whaley Lane, Irby Heath Prenton, Holm Lane, Prenton, Dovedale Close, Thingwall Road, England Prenton, Osmaston Road, Prenton, Curzon Road, Prenton, Storeton Road, Prenton, Moss Lane, Thingwall Drive, Thingwall Prenton, Highpark Road, Prenton, Merlin Road, Oxton, Elmswood Road, Oxton, Briardale Road, Arrowe Park Road, Thingwall Oxton, Carnforth Close, Birkenhead, Whetstone Lane, Birkenhead, Clifton Crescent, Birkenhead, Landican Cemetery, Arrowe Park Grange Road, Birkenhead, Hood Street, Liverpool, Crosshall Street, Liverpool, Castle Street, Liverpool Arrowe Park Hospital Internal Grounds, Arrowe Park Church Lane, Woodchurch Ackers Road, Woodchurch 22 Common Field Road, Birkenhead Palmwood Close, Prenton Prenton Dell Road, Prenton Holm Lane, Prenton Dovedale Close, Prenton Dovedale Close, Birkenhead Osmaston Road, Prenton Curzon Road, Prenton Storeton Road, Prenton Moss Lane, Prenton Highpark Road, Prenton Singleton Avenue, Birkenhead Merlin Road, Oxton Borough Road, Birkenhead Elmswood Road, Oxton Briardale Road, Oxton Carnforth Close, Birkenhead Carnforth Close, Birkenhead Whetstone Lane, Birkenhead Clifton Crescent, Birkenhead 13-17 Borough Pavement, Birkenhead Grange Road, Birkenhead Oliver Lane, Birkenhead Hood Street, Liverpool Whitechapel, Liverpool Crosshall Street, Liverpool Dale Street, Liverpool Castle Street, Liverpool Castle Street, Liverpool 471 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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