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14 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 14 bus time schedule & line map 14 Liverpool - Tower Hill (mersyd) View In Website Mode The 14 bus line (Liverpool - Tower Hill (mersyd)) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gillmoss: 7:07 AM - 11:52 PM (2) Kirkby: 5:31 AM (3) Liverpool: 4:58 AM - 11:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 14 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 14 bus arriving. Direction: Gillmoss 14 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Gillmoss Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:58 AM - 11:52 PM Monday 7:07 AM - 11:52 PM Castle Street, Liverpool 11 Lord Street, Liverpool Tuesday 7:07 AM - 11:52 PM Queen Square Bus Station Wednesday 7:07 AM - 11:52 PM Roe Street, Liverpool Thursday 7:07 AM - 11:52 PM Greek Street, Liverpool Friday 7:07 AM - 11:52 PM Gildart Street, Liverpool Saturday 7:15 AM - 11:52 PM Bay Horse Lane, Liverpool Shaw Street, Liverpool Brunswick Road, Everton 14 bus Info Everton Road, Liverpool Direction: Gillmoss Stops: 32 Plumpton Street, Everton Trip Duration: 35 min Plumpton Street, Liverpool Line Summary: Castle Street, Liverpool, Queen Square Bus Station, Greek Street, Liverpool, Gildart Lloyd Close, Everton Street, Liverpool, Shaw Street, Liverpool, Brunswick Everton Road, Liverpool Road, Everton, Plumpton Street, Everton, Lloyd Close, Everton, Lance Close, Everton, Faraday Street, Lance Close, Everton Anƒeld, Grasmere Street, Anƒeld, St Andrew Road, Breck Road, Liverpool Cabbage Hall, Abbey Road, Cabbage Hall, Vicar Road, Tuebrook, Pinehurst Avenue, Tuebrook, Faraday Street, Anƒeld Richard Kelly Drive, Clubmoor, Cherry Lane, Agate Street, Liverpool Clubmoor, Sandyville Road, Clubmoor, Broad Lane, Clubmoor, Townsend Avenue, Norris Green, Grasmere Street, Anƒeld Parthenon Drive, Norris Green, Sedgemoor Road, Norris Green, Scargreen Avenue, Norris Green, St Andrew Road, Cabbage Hall Cottesbrook Road, Norris Green, Oakgate Close, Dog And Gun, Waterstone Close, Dog And Gun, Standard Abbey Road, Cabbage Hall Road, Dog And Gun, Unicorn Road, Dog And Gun, Abbey Road, Liverpool Cubert Road, Croxteth, Mullion Road, Croxteth, Newlyn Road, Croxteth, Petherick Road, Gillmoss Vicar Road, Tuebrook Pinehurst Avenue, Tuebrook Townsend Lane, Liverpool Richard Kelly Drive, Clubmoor Townsend Lane, Liverpool Cherry Lane, Clubmoor Sandyville Road, Clubmoor Broad Lane, Clubmoor Townsend Avenue, Norris Green Parthenon Drive, Norris Green Sedgemoor Road, Norris Green Scargreen Avenue, Norris Green Cottesbrook Road, Norris Green Oakgate Close, Dog And Gun Waterstone Close, Dog And Gun Porchƒeld Close, Liverpool Standard Road, Dog And Gun Unicorn Road, Dog And Gun Altcross Road, Liverpool Cubert Road, Croxteth Mullion Road, Croxteth Newlyn Road, Croxteth Petherick Road, Gillmoss Direction: Kirkby 14 bus Time Schedule 47 stops Kirkby Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:31 AM Castle Street, Liverpool 11 Lord Street, Liverpool Tuesday 5:31 AM Queen Square Bus Station Wednesday 5:31 AM Roe Street, Liverpool Thursday 5:31 AM Greek Street, Liverpool Friday 5:31 AM Gildart Street, Liverpool Saturday 5:37 AM Bay Horse Lane, Liverpool Shaw Street, Liverpool Brunswick Road, Everton 14 bus Info Everton Road, Liverpool Direction: Kirkby Stops: 47 Plumpton Street, Everton Trip Duration: 43 min Plumpton Street, Liverpool Line Summary: Castle Street, Liverpool, Queen Square Bus Station, Greek Street, Liverpool, Gildart Lloyd Close, Everton Street, Liverpool, Shaw Street, Liverpool, Brunswick Everton Road, Liverpool Road, Everton, Plumpton Street, Everton, Lloyd Close, Everton, Lance Close, Everton, Faraday Street, Lance Close, Everton Anƒeld, Grasmere Street, Anƒeld, St Andrew Road, Breck Road, Liverpool Cabbage Hall, Abbey Road, Cabbage Hall, Vicar Road, Tuebrook, Pinehurst Avenue, Tuebrook, Faraday Street, Anƒeld Richard Kelly Drive, Clubmoor, Cherry Lane, Agate Street, Liverpool Clubmoor, Sandyville Road, Clubmoor, Broad Lane, Clubmoor, Townsend Avenue, Norris Green, Grasmere Street, Anƒeld Parthenon Drive, Norris Green, Sedgemoor Road, Norris Green, Scargreen Avenue, Norris Green, St Andrew Road, Cabbage Hall Cottesbrook Road, Norris Green, Oakgate Close, Dog And Gun, Waterstone Close, Dog And Gun, Standard Abbey Road, Cabbage Hall Road, Dog And Gun, Unicorn Road, Dog And Gun, Abbey Road, Liverpool Cubert Road, Croxteth, Mullion Road, Croxteth, Newlyn Road, Croxteth, Petherick Road, Gillmoss, Vicar Road, Tuebrook M57, Knowsley, Old Farm Road, Southdene, Moorgate Road, Southdene, Shirdley Avenue, Pinehurst Avenue, Tuebrook Southdene, Bewley Drive, Southdene, Kersey Road, Townsend Lane, Liverpool Southdene, Lydbury Crescent, Southdene, Edgefold Road, Southdene, Westhead Walk, Northwood, Richard Kelly Drive, Clubmoor Hargate Road, Northwood, Retford Road, Townsend Lane, Liverpool Northwood, Minstead Avenue, Northwood, Briery Hey Avenue, Northwood, Cherryƒeld Drive, Kirkby, Cherry Lane, Clubmoor Kirkby Bus Station, Kirkby Sandyville Road, Clubmoor Broad Lane, Clubmoor Townsend Avenue, Norris Green Parthenon Drive, Norris Green Sedgemoor Road, Norris Green Scargreen Avenue, Norris Green Cottesbrook Road, Norris Green Oakgate Close, Dog And Gun Waterstone Close, Dog And Gun Porchƒeld Close, Liverpool Standard Road, Dog And Gun Unicorn Road, Dog And Gun Altcross Road, Liverpool Cubert Road, Croxteth Mullion Road, Croxteth Newlyn Road, Croxteth Petherick Road, Gillmoss M57, Knowsley Old Farm Road, Southdene Moorgate Road, Southdene Shirdley Avenue, Southdene Bewley Drive, Southdene Kersey Road, Southdene Lydbury Crescent, Southdene Edgefold Road, Southdene Westhead Walk, Northwood Hargate Road, Northwood Retford Road, Northwood Retford Road, Kirkby Minstead Avenue, Northwood Briery Hey Avenue, Northwood Old Rough Lane, Kirkby Cherryƒeld Drive, Kirkby Kirkby Bus Station, Kirkby Direction: Liverpool 14 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Liverpool Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:05 AM - 11:00 PM Monday 4:58 AM - 11:00 PM Greenham Avenue, Tower Hill Tuesday 4:58 AM - 11:00 PM Moorƒeld, Tower Hill Wednesday 4:58 AM - 11:00 PM Highƒeld, Tower Hill Thursday 4:58 AM - 11:00 PM Shevington's Lane, Kirkby Friday 4:58 AM - 11:00 PM Ebony Way, Tower Hill Ashley Close, Kirkby Saturday 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM St Paul's Close, Tower Hill Saint Pauls Close, Kirkby Conway Close, Tower Hill 14 bus Info Conway Close, Kirkby Direction: Liverpool Stops: 58 Bassenthwaite Avenue, Tower Hill Trip Duration: 39 min Boyes Brow, Kirkby Line Summary: Greenham Avenue, Tower Hill, Moorƒeld, Tower Hill, Highƒeld, Tower Hill, Ebony Deerbolt Crescent, Kirkby Park Way, Tower Hill, St Paul's Close, Tower Hill, Conway Close, Tower Hill, Bassenthwaite Avenue, Tower Hill, Kirkby Station, Westvale Deerbolt Crescent, Kirkby Park, Kirkby Station, Westvale, Old Hall Lane, Westvale, Kirkby Bus Old Hall Lane, Westvale Station, Kirkby, Old Hall Lane, Kirkby, Millbrook Drive, Kirkby, Briery Hey Avenue, Northwood, Bigdale Drive, Kirkby Bus Station, Kirkby Northwood, Wyllin Road, Northwood, Westhead Avenue, Northwood, Simonswood Lane, Northwood, Old Hall Lane, Kirkby Edgefold Road, Southdene, Rowlings Way, Southdene, Henlow Avenue, Southdene, Bewley Drive, Southdene, Cherry Gardens, Southdene, Millbrook Drive, Kirkby Peatwood Avenue, Southdene, Old Farm Road, Southdene, Moorgate Road, Knowsley, Willow Way, Briery Hey Avenue, Northwood Gillmoss, Tintagel Road, Croxteth, Trispen Road, Old Rough Lane, Kirkby Croxteth, Cubert Road, Croxteth, Sceptre Road, Dog And Gun, Stonebridge Lane, Dog And Gun, Worrow Bigdale Drive, Northwood Road, Dog And Gun, Carsington Road, Norris Green, Stalisƒeld Avenue, Norris Green, Lewisham Road, Wyllin Road, Northwood Norris Green, Lorenzo Drive, Norris Green, Back Minstead Avenue, Kirkby Broadway, Norris Green, Utting Avenue East, Clubmoor, Queens Drive, Clubmoor, Maiden Lane, Westhead Avenue, Northwood Clubmoor, Pinehurst Avenue, Tuebrook, Vicar Road, Tuebrook, Lower Breck Road, Cabbage Hall, Sedley Simonswood Lane, Northwood Street, Belmont Road, Belmont Road, Richmond, Queens Road, Everton, Dobson Street, Everton, Edgefold Road, Southdene Everton Road, Everton, Plumpton Street, Everton, West Derby Road, Everton, Low Hill, Liverpool, Rowlings Way, Southdene Epworth Street, Liverpool, Greek Street, Liverpool, Queen Square Bus Station, Liverpool, Cumberland Henlow Avenue, Southdene Street, Liverpool, North John Street, Liverpool, Castle Street, Liverpool Bewley Drive, Southdene Cherry Gardens, Kirkby Cherry Gardens, Southdene Cherry Gardens, Kirkby Peatwood Avenue, Southdene Old Farm Road, Southdene Moorgate Road, Knowsley Willow Way, Gillmoss Callestock Close, Liverpool Tintagel Road, Croxteth Middle Way, Liverpool Trispen Road, Croxteth Trispen Walk, Liverpool Cubert Road, Croxteth Sceptre Road, Dog And Gun Altcross Road, Liverpool Stonebridge Lane, Dog And Gun Worrow Road, Dog And Gun Storrington Avenue, Liverpool Carsington Road, Norris Green Stalisƒeld Avenue, Norris Green Lewisham Road, Norris Green Lorenzo Drive, Norris Green Back Broadway, Norris Green Utting Avenue East, Clubmoor Queens Drive, Clubmoor Maiden Lane, Clubmoor Pinehurst Avenue, Tuebrook Glastonbury Close, Liverpool Vicar Road, Tuebrook Lower Breck Road, Cabbage Hall Sedley Street, Belmont Road Belmont Road, Richmond Queens Road, Everton Dobson Street, Everton Breck Road, Liverpool Everton Road, Everton Ember Crescent, Liverpool Plumpton Street, Everton Gleave Crescent, Liverpool West Derby Road, Everton Low Hill, Liverpool Epworth Street, Liverpool Shepherd Street, Liverpool Greek Street, Liverpool Marquis Street, Liverpool Queen Square Bus Station, Liverpool Roe Street, Liverpool Cumberland Street, Liverpool 10 Cumberland Street, Liverpool North John Street, Liverpool 2A North John Street, Liverpool Castle Street, Liverpool 11 Lord Street, Liverpool 14 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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