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907 bus time schedule & line map 907 Cliviger - Worsthorne - Burnley - Padiham - Hapton View In Website Mode - St Christopher's, Accr The 907 bus line (Cliviger - Worsthorne - Burnley - Padiham - Hapton - St Christopher's, Accr) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dill Hall: 7:10 AM (2) Walk Mill: 3:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 907 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 907 bus arriving. Direction: Dill Hall 907 bus Time Schedule 85 stops Dill Hall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:10 AM Mount Zion, Walk Mill Burnley Road, Cliviger Civil Parish Tuesday 7:10 AM Sunnyƒeld Avenue, over Town Wednesday 7:10 AM Mount Lane, over Town Thursday 7:10 AM West View, Cliviger Civil Parish Friday 7:10 AM Mereclough Brow, over Town Saturday Not Operational Fighting Cocks, Mereclough Salterford Lane, Cliviger 907 bus Info Hill Crest Avenue, Cliviger Direction: Dill Hall Stops: 85 Dyneley Avenue, Cliviger Trip Duration: 72 min Line Summary: Mount Zion, Walk Mill, Sunnyƒeld Buttermere Road, Pike Hill Avenue, over Town, Mount Lane, over Town, Mereclough Brow, over Town, Fighting Cocks, Mereclough, Salterford Lane, Cliviger, Hill Crest Thornton Arms, Pike Hill Avenue, Cliviger, Dyneley Avenue, Cliviger, Buttermere Road, Pike Hill, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill, Brownside Brownside Bridge, Brownside Bridge, Brownside, Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside, Brun Terrace, Burnley Heckenhurst Avenue, Worsthorne, Primary School, Worsthorne, Church Square, Worsthorne, Primary Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside School, Worsthorne, Heckenhurst Avenue, Brownside Road, Burnley Brownside, Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside, Brownside Bridge, Brownside, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill, Cheviot Heckenhurst Avenue, Worsthorne Avenue, Pike Hill, The Brunshaw, Pike Hill, Bronte Avenue, Brunshaw, Thursby Road, Heasandford, Primary School, Worsthorne Widow Hill Road, Lane Head, Casterton Avenue, Lane Head, Burnley General Hospital, Browhead, Haydock Church Square, Worsthorne Street, Browhead, Swinless Street, Duke Bar, Duke Of Higgin Street, Worsthorne-With-Hurstwood Civil Parish York, Duke Bar, Hallwell Street, Burnley, Hebrew Road, Burnley, Prestige Park, Burnley, Ormerod Road, Primary School, Worsthorne Burnley, St Peters Centre, Burnley, Croft Street Schools, Burnley, Mechanics Institute, Burnley, Heckenhurst Avenue, Brownside Trafalgar Street, Burnham Gate, Barracks Rail Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside Station, Burnley, Gannow Top, Padiham Road, Tim Bobbin, Padiham Road, Dugdale Road, Padiham Brownside Bridge, Brownside Road, Lockyer Avenue, Padiham Road, Middlesex Avenue, Whitegate, Anglesey Avenue, Padiham Road, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill Kiddrow Lane, Padiham Road, Byron Street, Whitegate, Cowley Crescent, Whitegate, Milton Cheviot Avenue, Pike Hill Street, Padiham, Victoria Road, Padiham, Bridge Inn, Cheviot Avenue, Burnley Padiham, St James Place, Padiham, Levant Street, Padiham, St John the Baptist Rcps, Padiham, The Brunshaw, Pike Hill Fennyfold Terrace, Padiham, Stone Moor, Hapton, Extwistle Square, Burnley Railway Inn, Hapton, Rail Station, Hapton, Lyndale Road, Hapton, Mill Hill Lane, Hapton, Hapton Inn, Bronte Avenue, Brunshaw Hapton, Thorneybank Ind Est, Hapton, Burnley Road, Hapton, Gri∆n Close, Huncoat, Burnley Lane, Thursby Road, Heasandford Huncoat, Towneley Avenue, Huncoat, Edgar Street, Huncoat, James Street, Huncoat, Rail Station, Eastern Avenue, Burnley Huncoat, Enƒeld Road, Huncoat, Oak Bank, Huncoat, Widow Hill Road, Lane Head Newhouse Road, Huncoat, Haweswater Road, Huncoat, Within Grove, Huncoat, Woodside Road, Huncoat, Whittakers Arms, Hillock Vale, Peel Park Casterton Avenue, Lane Head Avenue, Hillock Vale, Alice Street, Hillock Vale, William Street, Hillock Vale, Thorneyholme Road, Laneside, Burnley General Hospital, Browhead Haywood Road, Laneside, Ribblesdale Avenue, Milnshaw, Crown Inn, Milnshaw, Whinney Hill Road, Haydock Street, Browhead Enƒeld, St Christophers Hs, Dill Hall Briercliffe Road, Burnley Swinless Street, Duke Bar Latham Street, Burnley Duke Of York, Duke Bar A682, Burnley Hallwell Street, Burnley Hallwell Street, Burnley Hebrew Road, Burnley Plantation Street, Burnley Prestige Park, Burnley A682, Burnley Ormerod Road, Burnley Dawson Square, Burnley St Peters Centre, Burnley Church Street, Burnley Croft Street Schools, Burnley Mechanics Institute, Burnley Manchester Road, Burnley Trafalgar Street, Burnham Gate Dent Row, Burnley Barracks Rail Station, Burnley West Way, Burnley Gannow Top, Padiham Road Padiham Road, Burnley Tim Bobbin, Padiham Road Larch Street, Burnley Dugdale Road, Padiham Road Woodbine Gardens, Burnley Lockyer Avenue, Padiham Road Middlesex Avenue, Whitegate Anglesey Avenue, Padiham Road Kiddrow Lane, Padiham Road Byron Street, Whitegate Cowley Crescent, Whitegate Padiham Road, Padiham Milton Street, Padiham Victoria Road, Padiham Veevers Street, Padiham Bridge Inn, Padiham St James Place, Padiham Back Altham Street, Padiham Levant Street, Padiham Hapton Road, Padiham St John the Baptist Rcps, Padiham St John's Road, Padiham Fennyfold Terrace, Padiham Stone Moor, Hapton Railway Inn, Hapton North Street, Padiham Rail Station, Hapton Manchester Road, Hapton Civil Parish Lyndale Road, Hapton Mill Hill Lane, Hapton Hapton Inn, Hapton Burnley Road, Hapton Civil Parish Thorneybank Ind Est, Hapton Burnley Road, Hapton Gri∆n Close, Huncoat Gri∆n Close, England Burnley Lane, Huncoat Towneley Avenue, Huncoat Lower Gate Road, England Edgar Street, Huncoat James Street, Huncoat James Street, England Rail Station, Huncoat Yorkshire Street, England Enƒeld Road, Huncoat Enƒeld Road, England Oak Bank, Huncoat Newhouse Road, Huncoat Haweswater Road, Huncoat Bolton Avenue, England Within Grove, Huncoat Woodside Road, Huncoat Whittakers Arms, Hillock Vale South Street, England Peel Park Avenue, Hillock Vale Alice Street, Hillock Vale William Street, Hillock Vale Penny House Lane, Accrington Thorneyholme Road, Laneside Thorneyholme Road, Accrington Haywood Road, Laneside Ribblesdale Avenue, Milnshaw Cromwell Street, Accrington Crown Inn, Milnshaw Whinney Hill Road, Enƒeld Banastre Street, Accrington St Christophers Hs, Dill Hall Direction: Walk Mill 907 bus Time Schedule 86 stops Walk Mill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:25 PM St Christophers Hs, Dill Hall Tuesday 3:25 PM Accrington Academy, Milnshaw Wednesday 3:25 PM Whalley Road, Milnshaw Thursday 3:25 PM Whalley Road, Accrington Friday 2:25 PM Victoria Hospital, Accrington Saturday Not Operational Castle Hotel, Accrington 75 Whalley Road, Accrington Bradshaw Street East, Accrington 907 bus Info Addison Street, Accrington Direction: Walk Mill Stops: 86 Alice Street, Hillock Vale Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: St Christophers Hs, Dill Hall, Hatƒeld Road, Hillock Vale Accrington Academy, Milnshaw, Whalley Road, Milnshaw, Victoria Hospital, Accrington, Castle Hotel, Whittakers Arms, Hillock Vale Accrington, Bradshaw Street East, Accrington, Addison Street, Accrington, Alice Street, Hillock Vale, Hatƒeld Road, Hillock Vale, Whittakers Arms, Hillock Woodside Road, Huncoat Vale, Woodside Road, Huncoat, Within Grove, Huncoat, Haweswater Road, Huncoat, Newhouse Within Grove, Huncoat Road, Huncoat, Oak Bank, Huncoat, Alder Grove, Huncoat, Rail Station, Huncoat, James Street, Haweswater Road, Huncoat Huncoat, Marshall Avenue, Huncoat, Towneley Haweswater Road, England Avenue, Huncoat, Burnley Lane, Huncoat, Gri∆n Close, Huncoat, Gri∆n Head, Huncoat, Burnley Road, Newhouse Road, Huncoat Hapton, Thorneybank Ind Est, Hapton, Mill Hill Lane, Hapton, Lyndale Road, Hapton, Railway Station, Oak Bank, Huncoat Hapton, Railway Inn, Hapton, Stone Moor, Hapton, Stone Moor Bottom, Padiham, St John the Baptist Alder Grove, Huncoat Rcps, Padiham, Oat Street, Padiham, Waterside Enƒeld Close, England Mews, Padiham, Bridge Inn, Padiham, Victoria Road, Padiham, Milton Street, Padiham, Whitegate, Byron Rail Station, Huncoat Street, Whitegate, Kiddrow Lane, Padiham Road, Anglesey Avenue, Padiham Road, Middlesex Avenue, James Street, Huncoat Padiham Road, Lockyer Avenue, Padiham Road, Station Road, England Dugdale Road, Padiham Road, Tim Bobbin, Padiham Road, Gannow Top, Padiham Road, Barracks Rail Marshall Avenue, Huncoat Station, Burnley, Trafalgar Street, Burnham Gate, Mechanics Institute, Burnley, Red Lion Street School Towneley Avenue, Huncoat Stop, Burnley, St Peters Centre, Burnley, Ormerod Lower Gate Road, England Road, Burnley, Prestige Park, Burnley, Hebrew Road, Burnley, Hallwell Street, Burnley, Duke Of York, Duke Burnley Lane, Huncoat Bar, Swinless Street, Duke Bar, Haydock Street, Browhead, Burnley General Hospital, Browhead, Gri∆n Close, Huncoat Widowhill Road, Heasandford, Walshaw High School, Heasandford, Melvile Street, Browhead, Bronte Gri∆n Close, England Avenue, Brunshaw, The Brunshaw, Pike Hill, Cheviot Gri∆n Head, Huncoat Avenue, Pike Hill, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill, Brownside Bridge, Brownside, Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside, Burnley Road, Hapton Heckenhurst Avenue, Worsthorne, Primary School, Worsthorne, Church Square, Worsthorne, Primary Thorneybank Ind Est, Hapton School, Worsthorne, Heckenhurst Avenue, Brownside, Townƒeld Avenue, Brownside, Brownside Bridge, Brownside, Thornton Arms, Pike Hill, Mill Hill Lane, Hapton Buttermere Road, Pike Hill, Dyneley Avenue, Cliviger, Red Lees Road, Cliviger, Hillcrest Avenue, Cliviger, 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