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680 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 680 bus time schedule & line map 680 Much Hoole - Penwortham Girls High School View In Website Mode The 680 bus line (Much Hoole - Penwortham Girls High School) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hesketh Bank: 3:30 PM (2) Penwortham: 7:39 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 680 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 680 bus arriving. Direction: Hesketh Bank 680 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Hesketh Bank Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:30 PM Girls High School, Penwortham Tuesday 3:30 PM Cop Lane School Stop Only, Penwortham Poplar Drive, Preston Wednesday 3:30 PM Manor Lane South, Penwortham Thursday 3:30 PM Friday 3:30 PM Broad Oak Lane, Penwortham Saturday Not Operational Hill Rd South, Penwortham Plough Inn, Kingsfold Pope Lane, Preston 680 bus Info Kingsfold Drive, Kingsfold Direction: Hesketh Bank Pope Lane, Penwortham Civil Parish Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 51 min Lindle Lane, Whitestake Line Summary: Girls High School, Penwortham, Cop Lane School Stop Only, Penwortham, Manor Lane Rawstorne House, Whitestake South, Penwortham, Broad Oak Lane, Penwortham, Hill Rd South, Penwortham, Plough Inn, Kingsfold, Old Pope Lane, Whitestake Kingsfold Drive, Kingsfold, Lindle Lane, Whitestake, Rawstorne House, Whitestake, Old Pope Lane, Whitestake, Whitestake Corner, Whitestake, Farmers Whitestake Corner, Whitestake Arms, Whitestake, Primary School, New Longton, All Pope Lane, Longton Civil Parish Saints Church, New Longton, Boundary Close, New Longton, Methodist Church, New Longton, Saunders Farmers Arms, Whitestake Lane, New Longton, Moss Lane, New Longton, Chapel Lane, New Longton, Chapel Park Road, Primary School, New Longton Longton, St Oswalds Rcps, Longton, St Andrews Church, Longton, Franklands, Longton, Shirley Lane, All Saints Church, New Longton Longton, Black Bull, Longton, Red Lion, Longton, Station Road, Longton Civil Parish Bentley Park Road, Longton, Hall Lane, Longton, San Marcos, Much Hoole, Toll Bar, Bretherton, Windgate, Boundary Close, New Longton Tarleton, Southport New Road, Tarleton, Trinity Walks, Tarleton, Cock And Bottle, Tarleton, Fire Methodist Church, New Longton Station, Tarleton, Kearsley Ave, Tarleton, Tarleton Hs, Tarleton, Sutton Avenue, Tarleton, Community Saunders Lane, New Longton Primary School, Tarleton, Fermor Road, Becconsall, Booths Moss Lane, Becconsall, Rankin Avenue, Moss Lane, New Longton Becconsall, All Saints Church, Hesketh Bank, Chapel Lane, Longton Civil Parish Poppyƒelds, Hesketh Bank, Guide Road, Hesketh Bank, All Saints Ceps, Hesketh Bank Chapel Lane, New Longton Chapel Park Road, Longton St Oswalds Rcps, Longton St Andrews Church, Longton 66 Liverpool Road, Longton Civil Parish Franklands, Longton 80 Liverpool Road, Longton Civil Parish Shirley Lane, Longton East Square, Longton Civil Parish Black Bull, Longton Red Lion, Longton Grove Avenue, Longton Civil Parish Bentley Park Road, Longton Hall Lane, Longton San Marcos, Much Hoole Toll Bar, Bretherton Windgate, Tarleton Southport New Road, Tarleton Trinity Walks, Tarleton Trinity Walks, Tarleton Civil Parish Cock And Bottle, Tarleton 70 Church Road, Tarleton Civil Parish Fire Station, Tarleton Kearsley Ave, Tarleton Tarleton Hs, Tarleton Sutton Avenue, Tarleton Community Primary School, Tarleton 172 Hesketh Lane, Tarleton Civil Parish Fermor Road, Becconsall Booths Moss Lane, Becconsall Rankin Avenue, Becconsall Orchard Close, Hesketh-With-Becconsall Civil Parish All Saints Church, Hesketh Bank Station Road, Hesketh-With-Becconsall Civil Parish Poppyƒelds, Hesketh Bank Bluebell Close, Hesketh-With-Becconsall Civil Parish Guide Road, Hesketh Bank All Saints Ceps, Hesketh Bank Direction: Penwortham 680 bus Time Schedule 47 stops Penwortham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:39 AM All Saints Ceps, Hesketh Bank Belsƒeld Drive, Hesketh-With-Becconsall Civil Parish Tuesday 7:39 AM Poppyƒelds, Hesketh Bank Wednesday 7:39 AM Bluebell Close, Hesketh-With-Becconsall Civil Parish Thursday 7:39 AM All Saints Church, Hesketh Bank Friday 7:39 AM Rankin Avenue, Becconsall Saturday Not Operational Booths Moss Lane, Becconsall Fermor Road, Becconsall 680 bus Info Community Primary School, Tarleton Direction: Penwortham 172 Hesketh Lane, Tarleton Civil Parish Stops: 47 Trip Duration: 51 min Sutton Avenue, Tarleton Line Summary: All Saints Ceps, Hesketh Bank, Poppyƒelds, Hesketh Bank, All Saints Church, Tarleton Hs, Tarleton Hesketh Bank, Rankin Avenue, Becconsall, Booths Moss Lane, Becconsall, Fermor Road, Becconsall, Kearsley Ave, Tarleton Community Primary School, Tarleton, Sutton Avenue, Tarleton, Tarleton Hs, Tarleton, Kearsley Ave, Plox Brow, Tarleton Tarleton, Plox Brow, Tarleton, Cock And Bottle, Tarleton, Trinity Walks, Tarleton, Southport New Road, Tarleton, Windgate, Tarleton, Toll Bar, Cock And Bottle, Tarleton Bretherton, Bangla Fusion, Much Hoole, Hall Carr Lane, Walmer Bridge, Junction Garage, Walmer Trinity Walks, Tarleton Bridge, Hall Lane, Longton, Bentley Park Road, Trinity Walks, Tarleton Civil Parish Longton, Golden Ball, Longton, Black Bull, Longton, Franklands, Longton, Shirley Lane, Longton, Booths, Southport New Road, Tarleton Longton, Rams Head, Longton, St Oswalds Rcps, Longton, Chapel Park Road, Longton, Chapel Ln Windgate, Tarleton Bypass, New Longton, Moss Lane, New Longton, Saunders Lane, New Longton, Methodist Church, Toll Bar, Bretherton New Longton, Boundary Close, New Longton, All Saints Church, New Longton, Primary School, New Bangla Fusion, Much Hoole Longton, Farmers Arms, Whitestake, Whitestake Corner, Whitestake, Rawstorne House, Whitestake, Hall Carr Lane, Walmer Bridge Lindle Lane, Whitestake, Kingsfold Drive, Kingsfold, The Plough Inn, Kingsfold, Hill Road South, Junction Garage, Walmer Bridge Penwortham, Cromwell Road, Penwortham, Broad Liverpool Road, Little Hoole Civil Parish Oak Lane, Penwortham, Manor Lane, Penwortham, Girls High School, Penwortham Hall Lane, Longton Bentley Park Road, Longton Golden Ball, Longton Black Bull, Longton Franklands, Longton 80 Liverpool Road, Longton Civil Parish Shirley Lane, Longton East Square, Longton Civil Parish Booths, Longton 80 Liverpool Road, Longton Civil Parish Rams Head, Longton 67 Liverpool Road, Longton Civil Parish St Oswalds Rcps, Longton Chapel Park Road, Longton Chapel Ln Bypass, New Longton Moss Lane, New Longton Saunders Lane, New Longton Methodist Church, New Longton Boundary Close, New Longton All Saints Church, New Longton Station Road, Longton Civil Parish Primary School, New Longton Farmers Arms, Whitestake Wham Lane, Longton Civil Parish Whitestake Corner, Whitestake Pope Lane, Longton Civil Parish Rawstorne House, Whitestake Lindle Lane, Whitestake Lindle Lane, Hutton Civil Parish Kingsfold Drive, Kingsfold Pope Lane, Penwortham Civil Parish The Plough Inn, Kingsfold Hill Road South, Penwortham Cromwell Road, Penwortham A582, Preston Broad Oak Lane, Penwortham Manor Lane, Penwortham Girls High School, Penwortham 680 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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