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724 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 724 bus time schedule & line map 724 Chorlton upon Medlock View In Website Mode The 724 bus line (Chorlton upon Medlock) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Chorlton upon Medlock: 7:20 AM (2) Moston: 3:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 724 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 724 bus arriving. Direction: Chorlton upon Medlock 724 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Chorlton upon Medlock Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:20 AM Gardener's Arms, Moston Hollinwood Avenue, Manchester Tuesday 7:20 AM Moston Rail Station, Moston Wednesday 7:20 AM Hollinwood Avenue, Manchester Thursday 7:20 AM Hollinwood Avenue, White Gate Friday 7:20 AM Moston Lane East, Manchester Saturday Not Operational Leisure Centre, New Moston Trevor Drive, Manchester Annesley Road, New Moston 724 bus Info Broadway, New Moston Direction: Chorlton upon Medlock Stops: 46 The Fairway, New Moston Trip Duration: 38 min Hoylake Close, Manchester Line Summary: Gardener's Arms, Moston, Moston Rail Station, Moston, Hollinwood Avenue, White Gate, The Fairway, New Moston Leisure Centre, New Moston, Annesley Road, New Moston, Broadway, New Moston, The Fairway, New St Mary's Road, Moston Moston, The Fairway, New Moston, St Mary's Road, Moston, Enderby Road, Moston, Broadhurst Fields, Enderby Road, Moston Moston, Horncastle Road, Moston, Moston Cemetery, Moston, Blue Bell, Moston, Leighton Broadhurst Fields, Moston Street, Moston, Ben Brierley, Moston, Lily Lane, Moston, Lightbowne Church, Moston, St Georges Horncastle Road, Moston Drive, Moston, Leyton Avenue, Moston, Dean Brook Inn, Moston, Williams Road, Moston, Newton Heath & Moston Metrolink Stop, Newton Heath, Oldham Moston Cemetery, Moston Road, Newton Heath, Newton Heath Shops, Newton Heath, Wellpark Walk, Newton Heath, Phoenix, Blue Bell, Moston Newton Heath, Crayford Road, Newton Heath, Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath, Grimshaw Lane, Newton Leighton Street, Moston Heath, Riverpark Road, Miles Platting, Philips Park, Miles Platting, Hulme Hall Lane, Holt Town, Saxon Ben Brierley, Moston Street, Holt Town, Bradford Inn, Holt Town, Cambrian Street, Holt Town, Butler Street, Holt Town, Pollard Lily Lane, Moston Street, New Islington, Every Street, Ancoats, Carruthers Street, Ancoats, Tutbury Street, Ancoats, Lightbowne Church, Moston Cavendish Street, Chorlton upon Medlock, Boundary Chinley Avenue, Manchester Street West, Chorlton upon Medlock, Cambridge Street, Chorlton upon Medlock, Trinity High School, St Georges Drive, Moston Hulme, Dental Hosp, Chorlton upon Medlock Leyton Avenue, Moston Leyton Avenue, Manchester Dean Brook Inn, Moston Williams Road, Moston Newton Heath & Moston Metrolink Stop, Newton Heath Dean Avenue, Manchester Oldham Road, Newton Heath Dulverton Street, Manchester Newton Heath Shops, Newton Heath Great Newton Street, Manchester Wellpark Walk, Newton Heath Phoenix, Newton Heath Crayford Road, Newton Heath Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath Grimshaw Lane, Newton Heath Briscoe Lane, Manchester Riverpark Road, Miles Platting Philips Park, Miles Platting Hulme Hall Lane, Holt Town The Mews, Manchester Saxon Street, Holt Town Bradford Inn, Holt Town Gleden Street, Manchester Cambrian Street, Holt Town Audlem Close, Manchester Butler Street, Holt Town Pollard Street, New Islington Carruthers Street, Manchester Every Street, Ancoats Maidford Close, Manchester Carruthers Street, Ancoats Harding Street, Manchester Tutbury Street, Ancoats Ancoats Grove North, Manchester Cavendish Street, Chorlton upon Medlock Cambridge Street, Manchester Boundary Street West, Chorlton upon Medlock 21 Higher Cambridge Street, Manchester Cambridge Street, Chorlton upon Medlock Trinity High School, Hulme Flatley Close, Manchester Dental Hosp, Chorlton upon Medlock Direction: Moston 724 bus Time Schedule 41 stops Moston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:25 PM Dental Hosp, Chorlton upon Medlock Tuesday 3:25 PM Cavendish Street, Chorlton upon Medlock Wednesday 3:25 PM Tutbury Street, Ancoats Thursday 3:25 PM Tame Street, Manchester Friday 3:25 PM Carruthers Street, Ancoats Maidford Close, Manchester Saturday Not Operational Piercy Street, New Islington Piercy Street, Manchester Butler Street, Holt Town 724 bus Info Direction: Moston Cambrian Street, Holt Town Stops: 41 Cranƒeld Close, Manchester Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Dental Hosp, Chorlton upon Varley Street, Holt Town Medlock, Cavendish Street, Chorlton upon Medlock, Sabden Close, Manchester Tutbury Street, Ancoats, Carruthers Street, Ancoats, Piercy Street, New Islington, Butler Street, Holt Town, Saxon Street, Holt Town Cambrian Street, Holt Town, Varley Street, Holt Town, Saxon Street, Holt Town, Hulme Hall Lane, Holt Town, Hulme Hall Lane, Holt Town Philips Park, Miles Platting, Riverpark Road, Miles The Mews, Manchester Platting, Grimshaw Lane, Newton Heath, Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath, Hallam Road, Newton Heath, Philips Park, Miles Platting Phoenix, Newton Heath, Crawford Street, Newton Heath, All Saints Church, Newton Heath, Newton Riverpark Road, Miles Platting Heath Shops, Newton Heath, Oldham Road, Newton Heath, Williams Road, Moston, Kenyon Lane, Grimshaw Lane, Newton Heath Moston, Deanway, Moston, Lily Lane, Moston, Ben Brierley, Moston, Ben Brierley, Moston, Blue Bell, Briscoe Lane, Manchester Moston, Moston Cemetery, Moston, Horncastle Ten Acres Lane, Newton Heath Road, Moston, Broadhurst Fields, Moston, Moston Lane, Moston, St Mary's Road, Moston, St Matthew's Hallam Road, Newton Heath High School, Moston, The Fairway, New Moston, Nuthurst Road, New Moston, Annesley Road, New Moston, Leisure Centre, New Moston, Broadway, Phoenix, Newton Heath New Moston, Moston Rail Station, Moston, Hollinwood Avenue, Moston, Gardener's Arms, Crawford Street, Newton Heath Moston Scotland Street, Manchester All Saints Church, Newton Heath May Street, Manchester Newton Heath Shops, Newton Heath Old Church Street, Manchester Oldham Road, Newton Heath Dean Lane, Manchester Williams Road, Moston Kenyon Lane, Moston Deanway, Moston Kenyon Lane, Manchester Lily Lane, Moston Ben Brierley, Moston Ben Brierley, Moston Blue Bell, Moston Finchley Grove, Manchester Moston Cemetery, Moston Moston Lane, Manchester Horncastle Road, Moston Bourne Drive, Manchester Broadhurst Fields, Moston Moston Lane, Moston Barcliffe Avenue, Manchester St Mary's Road, Moston St Matthew's High School, Moston Nuthurst Road, Manchester The Fairway, New Moston Nuthurst Road, New Moston Annesley Road, New Moston 25 Lindale Avenue, Manchester Leisure Centre, New Moston Broadway, New Moston Moston Rail Station, Moston Hollinwood Avenue, Moston Hollinwood Avenue, Manchester Gardener's Arms, Moston Hollinwood Avenue, Manchester 724 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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