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348 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 348 bus time schedule & line map 348 Halifax Town Centre <-> Holmƒrth View In Website Mode The 348 bus line (Halifax Town Centre <-> Holmƒrth) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Halifax Town Centre <-> Holmƒrth: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM (2) Holmƒrth <-> Halifax Town Centre: 10:55 AM - 1:55 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 348 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 348 bus arriving. Direction: Halifax Town Centre <-> Holmƒrth 348 bus Time Schedule 81 stops Halifax Town Centre <-> Holmƒrth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand C2, Halifax Town Centre Tuesday Not Operational Church Street South Parade, Halifax Town Centre Lilly Lane, Halifax Wednesday Not Operational South Parade Heath View Street, Halifax Town Thursday Not Operational Centre Friday Not Operational 44-46 South Parade, Halifax Saturday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Shaw Hill Simmonds Lane, Halifax Town Centre Shaw Hill, Halifax Huddersƒeld Road Spring Hall Fields, Skircoat 348 bus Info Huddersƒeld Rd Coronation Road, Skircoat Direction: Halifax Town Centre <-> Holmƒrth Stops: 81 Huddersƒeld Rd Stafford Road, Skircoat Trip Duration: 49 min Line Summary: Bus Station Stand C2, Halifax Town Westbourne Grove, Calderdale Royal Hospital Centre, Church Street South Parade, Halifax Town Westbourne Grove, Halifax Centre, South Parade Heath View Street, Halifax Town Centre, Shaw Hill Simmonds Lane, Halifax Huddersƒeld Road, Calderdale Royal Hospital Town Centre, Huddersƒeld Road Spring Hall Fields, Skircoat, Huddersƒeld Rd Coronation Road, Skircoat, Huddersƒeld Road Exley Bank, Salterhebble Huddersƒeld Rd Stafford Road, Skircoat, Westbourne Grove, Calderdale Royal Hospital, Stainland Road Salterhebble Junction, Huddersƒeld Road, Calderdale Royal Hospital, Salterhebble Huddersƒeld Road Exley Bank, Salterhebble, Stainland Road Salterhebble Junction, Salterhebble, Elland Wood Bottom, Halifax Stainland Rd North Dean Bus Pk, Salterhebble, Stainland Rd North Dean Bus Pk, Salterhebble Stainland Road Sports Ground, West Vale, Stainland Rd Alfred Street, West Vale, Stainland Road, West Vale, Stainland Rd Dean Street, West Vale, Stainland Stainland Road Sports Ground, West Vale Rd Queen Street, West Vale, Stainland Road Health Centre, West Vale, Stainland Rd Long Heys, West Stainland Rd Alfred Street, West Vale Vale, Stainland Rd Bradley Lane, Holywell Green, 1 Alfred Street, Elland Brookswood Industrial Estate, Holywell Green, Stainland Rd Chapel Street, Holywell Green, Stainland Road, West Vale Stainland Road Station Rd, Holywell Green, Stainland 27 Stainland Road, Elland Rd Shaw Lane, Holywell Green, Stainland Road Holywell Green School, Holywell Green, Stainland Stainland Rd Dean Street, West Vale 63-69 Stainland Road, Elland Road West View, Holywell Green, Stainland Rd Cross Field, Holywell Green, St Andrews Church, Stainland, Stainland Rd Queen Street, West Vale Stainland Rd Drury Lane, Stainland, Stainland Rd Fall Spring Gardens, Stainland, Bowling Green School, Stainland Road Health Centre, West Vale Stainland, Stainland Road the Hame, Stainland, Stainland Road, Elland Knowle Top, Sowood Green, Broadgate Sowood Community Centre, Sowood Green, Park Lane Thorn Stainland Rd Long Heys, West Vale Hill, Sowood Green, Park Ln Greenƒeld Close, Sowood Green, Park Lane Stainland Road, Sowood Stainland Rd Bradley Lane, Holywell Green Green, Park Lane Forest Hill Road, Sowood Green, Stainland Road, Elland Marsden Gate Forest Hill Road, Sowood Green, Marsden Gate Crow Edge, Outlane, Marsden Gate Brookswood Industrial Estate, Holywell Green New Hey Road, Pole Moor, New Hey Road Marsden Gate, Pole Moor, New Hey Road Quebec Road, Pole Stainland Rd Chapel Street, Holywell Green Moor, New Hey Road Royal Ings, Pole Moor, New Hey 235 Stainland Road, Elland Road Pole Gate, Pole Moor, New Hey Road Pole Gate, Pole Moor, Pole Gate New Hey Road, Pole Moor, Pole Stainland Road Station Rd, Holywell Green Gate Moor Side Lane, Pole Moor, Moorside Lane Stainland motors Stainland Road, England Laund Road, Wilberlee, Moorside Lane Tiding Field Lane, Wilberlee, Tiding Field Lane, Wilberlee, Heys Ln Stainland Rd Shaw Lane, Holywell Green Intake Lane, Wilberlee, Heys Lane Clough House Ln, Wilberlee, Longlands Road Ing Head, Hill Top, Stainland Road Holywell Green School, Holywell Longlands Rd Longlands Avenue, Hill Top, Bank Gate Green Royd Street, Hill Top, Church Street Nabbs Ln, Hill Longƒeld, England Top, Britannia Road, Slaithwaite, Varley Rd Belmont Street, Slaithwaite, Varley Rd Spring Street, Stainland Road West View, Holywell Green Slaithwaite, Varley Road Tanners, Holthead, Slaithwaite Rd Varley Street, Holthead, Slaithwaite Stainland Rd Cross Field, Holywell Green Rd Green Gate Lane, Holthead, Slaithwaite Rd Deep Hill End Road, Meltham, Slaithwaite Road Moorview, Cross Field, England Meltham, Slaithwaite Rd Fern Avenue, Meltham, St Andrews Church, Stainland Slaithwaite Road Lower Hey, Meltham, Morrisons Supermarket, Meltham, Parkin Lane Holmƒrth Rd, Stannary, England Meltham, Holmƒrth Rd Wetlands Road, Meltham, Stainland Rd Drury Lane, Stainland Holmƒrth Rd Royd Road, Meltham, Thick Hollins Rd Acre Lane, Meltham, Ford Inn, Upperthong, Towngate, England Greenƒeld Road Parkhead Terminus, Upperthong, Stainland Rd Fall Spring Gardens, Stainland Greenƒeld Road Briar Court, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Rd Spring Lane, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Road Crow Westgate, England Wood, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Rd Modd Lane, Bowling Green School, Stainland Upperthong, Greenƒeld Rd Park Head Lane, Holmƒrth, Greenƒeld Rd Upperthong Lane, Holmƒrth, Bowling Green Road, England Bus Station Stand A, Holmƒrth Stainland Road the Hame, Stainland Knowle Top, Sowood Green Broadgate Sowood Community Centre, Sowood Green Stainland Road, England Park Lane Thorn Hill, Sowood Green Park Ln Greenƒeld Close, Sowood Green Park Lane Stainland Road, Sowood Green Park Lane Forest Hill Road, Sowood Green Marsden Gate Forest Hill Road, Sowood Green Marsden Gate Crow Edge, Outlane Marsden Gate New Hey Road, Pole Moor New Hey Road Marsden Gate, Pole Moor New Hey Road Quebec Road, Pole Moor New Hey Road Royal Ings, Pole Moor New Hey Road Pole Gate, Pole Moor New Hey Road, England New Hey Road Pole Gate, Pole Moor Pole Gate, England Pole Gate New Hey Road, Pole Moor Pole Gate Moor Side Lane, Pole Moor Moorside Lane Laund Road, Wilberlee Moorside Lane Tiding Field Lane, Wilberlee Tiding Field Lane, Wilberlee Tiding Field Lane, England Heys Ln Intake Lane, Wilberlee Heys Lane Clough House Ln, Wilberlee Longlands Road Ing Head, Hill Top Ing Head, England Longlands Rd Longlands Avenue, Hill Top 77 Longlands Road, England Bank Gate Royd Street, Hill Top 78 Royd Street, England Church Street Nabbs Ln, Hill Top Church Street, England Britannia Road, Slaithwaite 2 Kiln Hill, England Varley Rd Belmont Street, Slaithwaite Belmont Street, England Varley Rd Spring Street, Slaithwaite Varley Road Tanners, Holthead Varley Road, England Slaithwaite Rd Varley Street, Holthead Slaithwaite Rd Green Gate Lane, Holthead Slaithwaite Rd Deep Hill End Road, Meltham Slaithwaite Road Moorview, Meltham Slaithwaite Rd Fern Avenue, Meltham Fern Avenue, Meltham Civil Parish Slaithwaite Road Lower Hey, Meltham Morrisons Supermarket, Meltham Station Street, Meltham Parkin Lane Holmƒrth Rd, Meltham Parkin Lane, Meltham Holmƒrth Rd Wetlands Road, Meltham Holmƒrth Rd Royd Road, Meltham Thick Hollins Rd Acre Lane, Meltham Ford Inn, Upperthong Greenƒeld Road Parkhead Terminus, Upperthong Greenƒeld Road Briar Court, Upperthong Briar Court, Holme Valley Civil Parish Greenƒeld Rd Spring Lane, Upperthong Greenƒeld Road Crow Wood, Upperthong Greenƒeld Rd Modd Lane, Upperthong Greenƒeld Rd Park Head Lane, Holmƒrth Greenƒeld Rd Upperthong Lane, Holmƒrth Little Lane, Holme Valley Civil Parish Bus Station Stand A, Holmƒrth Towngate, Holme Valley Civil Parish Direction: Holmƒrth <-> Halifax Town Centre 348 bus Time Schedule 80 stops Holmƒrth <-> Halifax Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand A, Holmƒrth Towngate, Holme Valley Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Woodhead Rd Victoria Street, Holmƒrth Wednesday Not Operational Hollowgate, Holme Valley Civil Parish Thursday Not Operational Greenƒeld Rd Upperthong Lane, Holmƒrth Friday Not Operational Little Lane, Holme Valley Civil Parish Saturday 10:55 AM - 1:55 PM Greenƒeld Road, Holmƒrth Modd Lane, Holme Valley Civil Parish Greenƒeld Road Burnlee Rd, Upperthong 348 bus Info Greenƒeld Road Crow Wood, Upperthong Direction: Holmƒrth <-> Halifax Town Centre Stops: 80 Greenƒeld Rd Spring Lane, Upperthong Trip Duration: 49 min Line Summary: Bus Station Stand A, Holmƒrth, Greenƒeld Road Briar Court, Upperthong Woodhead Rd Victoria Street, Holmƒrth, Greenƒeld Briar Court, Holme Valley Civil Parish Rd Upperthong Lane, Holmƒrth, Greenƒeld Road, Holmƒrth, Greenƒeld Road Burnlee Rd, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Road Parkhead Terminus, Upperthong Greenƒeld Road Crow Wood, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Rd Spring Lane, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Road Briar Ford Inn, Upperthong Court, Upperthong, Greenƒeld Road Parkhead Terminus, Upperthong, Ford Inn, Upperthong, Thick Thick Hollins Rd Coach Road, Meltham Hollins Rd Coach Road, Meltham, Holmƒrth Rd Royd Road, Meltham, Holmƒrth Rd Wetlands Road, Holmƒrth Rd Royd Road, Meltham Meltham, Meltham Post O∆ce, Meltham, Morrisons Supermarket, Meltham, Slaithwaite Road Lower Hey, Meltham, Slaithwaite Rd Fern Avenue, Meltham, Holmƒrth Rd Wetlands Road, Meltham Slaithwaite
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