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558 Bus Time Schedule & Line Map 558 bus time schedule & line map 558 Diggle - Blue Coat School Via Uppermill, View In Website Mode Greenƒeld, Mossley, Lees The 558 bus line Diggle - Blue Coat School Via Uppermill, Greenƒeld, Mossley, Lees has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Oldham Mumps: 7:25 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 558 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 558 bus arriving. Direction: Oldham Mumps 558 bus Time Schedule 62 stops Oldham Mumps Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:25 AM Navigation Inn, Marslands Tuesday 7:25 AM Wool Road, Marslands Wednesday 7:25 AM Dobcross Square, Dobcross Thursday 7:25 AM The Woolpack, Dobcross Friday 7:25 AM 2 Dobcross New Road, Saddleworth Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Wool Road, Dobcross Saddleworth School, Uppermill Commercial Hotel, Uppermill 558 bus Info Chapel St, Saddleworth Civil Parish Direction: Oldham Mumps Stops: 62 Hare & Hounds, Uppermill Trip Duration: 62 min St Mary's Gate, Saddleworth Civil Parish Line Summary: Navigation Inn, Marslands, Wool Road, Marslands, Dobcross Square, Dobcross, The Wade Lock, Uppermill Woolpack, Dobcross, Wool Road, Dobcross, Saddleworth School, Uppermill, Commercial Hotel, Wellington Road, Greenƒeld Uppermill, Hare & Hounds, Uppermill, Wade Lock, Uppermill, Wellington Road, Greenƒeld, Conservative Wharmton View, Saddleworth Civil Parish Club, Greenƒeld, King William Iv, Greenƒeld, Central Conservative Club, Greenƒeld Avenue, Greenƒeld, Clarence Hotel, Greenƒeld, Clarence Hotel, Greenƒeld, Fernlea Vale, Greenƒeld, Oak View Mill, Greenƒeld, Warlow Drive, Greenƒeld, King William Iv, Greenƒeld Dacres Road, Greenƒeld, Royal George, Greenƒeld, Kinders mews, Saddleworth Civil Parish Shadows Lane, Roaches, The Moorings, Roaches, Roaches, Roughtown Road, Mossley, Woodend Mill, Central Avenue, Greenƒeld Mossley, Mill Lane, Mossley, Portman Street, Mossley, Brittania Mill, Mossley, Dental Surgery, Mossley, Clarence Hotel, Greenƒeld Jacob's Ladder, Top Mossley, Egerton Street, Top St Mary's Crest, Saddleworth Civil Parish Mossley, Market Place, Brookbottom, Dean Street, Brookbottom, Smith Street, Top Mossley, Egerton Clarence Hotel, Greenƒeld House, Top Mossley, Lees Road, Top Mossley, Fir Tree Farm, Top Mossley, Butt Lane, Grotton, Quick Edge Fernlea Vale, Greenƒeld Lane, Grotton, Thornley Lane, Grotton, Oldham Manchester Road, Saddleworth Civil Parish Road, Grotton, Brooklands Parade, Grotton, Old Mill Oak View Mill, Greenƒeld Lane, Springhead, Ashbrook Road, Springhead, County End, Lees, St John Street, Lees, Greaves Warlow Drive, Greenƒeld Street, Lees, The Grapes, Lees, St John'S, Cross Bank, Redwood Lane, Cross Bank, Dunham Street, Cross Dacres Road, Greenƒeld Bank, Church Street East, Waterhead, Heywood Dacres Avenue, Saddleworth Civil Parish Street, Waterhead, Sharples Hall Street, Waterhead, Spring Street, Greenacres, Tesco Store, Greenacres, Royal George, Greenƒeld Hill Street, Greenacres, Greenacres Road, Greenacres, Oldham Mumps Interchange, Oldham Shadows Lane, Roaches Mumps, The Link Centre, Oldham, St Mary's Way, Oldham, Blue Coat School, Oldham Mumps The Moorings, Roaches Lockside View, Mossley Civil Parish Roaches Roughtown Road, Mossley Woodend Mill, Mossley Mill Lane, Mossley Mill Lane, Mossley Portman Street, Mossley Brittania Mill, Mossley Dental Surgery, Mossley Jacob's Ladder, Top Mossley Stamford Road, Mossley Egerton Street, Top Mossley Birbeck Street, Mossley Market Place, Brookbottom Chapel Street, Mossley Dean Street, Brookbottom Arundel Street, Mossley Civil Parish Smith Street, Top Mossley Smith Street, Mossley Civil Parish Egerton House, Top Mossley Lees Road, Top Mossley Waterton Lane, Mossley Civil Parish Fir Tree Farm, Top Mossley Butt Lane, Grotton Quick Edge Lane, Grotton Thornley Lane, Grotton Oldham Road, Grotton Chimes Court, Manchester Brooklands Parade, Grotton Station Road, Manchester Old Mill Lane, Springhead 231 Oldham Road, Manchester Ashbrook Road, Springhead County End, Lees Lauren Close, Manchester St John Street, Lees Elliot Street, Manchester Greaves Street, Lees Greaves Street, Manchester The Grapes, Lees Wrigley Street, Manchester St John'S, Cross Bank Redwood Lane, Cross Bank Dunham Street, Cross Bank Church Street East, Waterhead Leach Walk, Manchester Heywood Street, Waterhead Sharples Hall Street, Waterhead Spring Street, Greenacres Greenwood Street, Manchester Tesco Store, Greenacres Huddersƒeld Road, Manchester Hill Street, Greenacres Moor Street, Manchester Greenacres Road, Greenacres Soho Street, Manchester Oldham Mumps Interchange, Oldham Mumps Roscoe Street, Manchester The Link Centre, Oldham Greenhill, Manchester St Mary's Way, Oldham Church Street, Manchester Blue Coat School, Oldham Mumps 558 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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