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509 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 509 bus time schedule & line map 509 Bowgreave View In Website Mode The 509 bus line (Bowgreave) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bowgreave: 7:40 AM (2) Glasson Dock: 3:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 509 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 509 bus arriving. Direction: Bowgreave 509 bus Time Schedule 14 stops Bowgreave Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 AM Victoria Inn, Glasson Dock Victoria Terrace, Thurnham Civil Parish Tuesday 7:40 AM Condor Bridge, Conder Green Wednesday 7:40 AM Hall Gates, Thurnham Thursday 7:40 AM Friday 7:40 AM Hillam Lane, Cockerham Saturday Not Operational Manor Inn, Cockerham A588, Cockerham Civil Parish Hall Farm, Forton 509 bus Info Winmarleigh School, Winmarleigh Direction: Bowgreave Stops: 14 Cogie Cottages, Eagland Hill Trip Duration: 28 min Island Lane, Winmarleigh Civil Parish Line Summary: Victoria Inn, Glasson Dock, Condor Bridge, Conder Green, Hall Gates, Thurnham, Hillam Pennine Gardens, Garstang Lane, Cockerham, Manor Inn, Cockerham, Hall Farm, Moss Lane, Garstang Civil Parish Forton, Winmarleigh School, Winmarleigh, Cogie Cottages, Eagland Hill, Pennine Gardens, Garstang, Sainsbury'S, Garstang Sainsbury'S, Garstang, Church View Place, Bonds, Bridge Street, Garstang Oaklands, Bowgreave, Old Police Station, Bowgreave, Garstang High School Grounds, Church View Place, Bonds Bowgreave Bonds Lane, Garstang Oaklands, Bowgreave Old Police Station, Bowgreave Garstang High School Grounds, Bowgreave Direction: Glasson Dock 509 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Glasson Dock Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:10 PM Garstang High School Grounds, Bowgreave Tuesday 3:10 PM Old Police Station, Bowgreave Wednesday 3:10 PM Oaklands, Bowgreave Thursday 3:10 PM Church View Place, Bonds Friday 3:10 PM Bonds Lane, Garstang Saturday Not Operational Sainsbury'S, Garstang Playing Fields, Garstang Windsor Road, Garstang 509 bus Info Thermdale Close, Garstang Civil Parish Direction: Glasson Dock Stops: 21 Pennine Gardens, Garstang Trip Duration: 36 min Line Summary: Garstang High School Grounds, Cogie Hill Farm, Eagland Hill Bowgreave, Old Police Station, Bowgreave, Oaklands, Bowgreave, Church View Place, Bonds, Sainsbury'S, Garstang, Playing Fields, Garstang, Winmarleigh School, Winmarleigh Windsor Road, Garstang, Pennine Gardens, Garstang, Cogie Hill Farm, Eagland Hill, Winmarleigh Hall Farm, Forton School, Winmarleigh, Hall Farm, Forton, Raingills Farm, Forton, Crookhey Hall School, Little Crimbles, Raingills Farm, Forton Jarlshof, Cockerham, Primary School, Cockerham, Manor Inn, Cockerham, Hillam Lane, Cockerham, Hall Crookhey Hall School, Little Crimbles Gates, Thurnham, Conder Bridge, Conder Green, Brickcroft, Conder Green, Victoria Inn, Glasson Dock Jarlshof, Cockerham Primary School, Cockerham Main Street, Cockerham Civil Parish Manor Inn, Cockerham Lancaster Road, Cockerham Civil Parish Hillam Lane, Cockerham Hall Gates, Thurnham Conder Bridge, Conder Green Brickcroft, Conder Green Victoria Inn, Glasson Dock Victoria Terrace, Thurnham Civil Parish 509 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 North West. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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