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66 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 66 bus time schedule & line map 66 Prestwich - Eccles Via Pendlebury, Swinton, Worsley View In Website Mode The 66 bus line (Prestwich - Eccles Via Pendlebury, Swinton, Worsley) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Agecroft: 7:26 PM (2) Eccles: 5:57 AM - 9:25 PM (3) Pendlebury: 6:59 PM (4) Prestwich: 5:48 AM - 8:16 PM (5) Worsley: 10:28 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 66 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 66 bus arriving. Direction: Agecroft 66 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Agecroft Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:26 PM Eccles Interchange, Eccles Tuesday 7:26 PM Pleasant Road, Patricroft Wednesday 7:26 PM Gaskell Road, Patricroft Thursday 7:26 PM Barton Lane, Salford Friday 7:26 PM The Kings Head, Barton upon Irwell Fountain Street, Salford Saturday Not Operational Barton Road, Barton upon Irwell Thistledown Close, Salford Higher Croft, Peel Green 66 bus Info Direction: Agecroft Haddon Road, Peel Green Stops: 53 Trip Duration: 50 min The Unicorn, Peel Green Line Summary: Eccles Interchange, Eccles, Pleasant Peel Green Road, Salford Road, Patricroft, Gaskell Road, Patricroft, The Kings Head, Barton upon Irwell, Barton Road, Barton upon Beech Street, Peel Green Irwell, Higher Croft, Peel Green, Haddon Road, Peel Green, The Unicorn, Peel Green, Beech Street, Peel Guildford Road, Peel Green Green, Guildford Road, Peel Green, Bridgewater Street, Winton, South King Street, Eccles, Pollitts Bridgewater Street, Winton Close, Winton, Winton Library, Winton, Hartington Road, Westwood Park, Walker Road, Alder Forest, Bridgewater Street, Salford Granary Lane, Worsley, Worsley Court House, South King Street, Eccles Worsley, Court House, Worsley, Sefton Drive, Broadoak Park, Bridgewater School, Broadoak Park, South King Street, Salford Greenleach Lane, Broadoak Park, Garden Centre, Pollitts Close, Winton Broadoak Park, The White Horse, Hazelhurst, Worsley Road, Hazelhurst, Holyrood Church, Winton Library, Winton Moorside, Moorside Farm, Moorside, Wenlock Street, Wardley, Moorside Station, Wardley, Arundel Street, Worsley Road Bridge, Salford Wardley, St Ambrose School, Wardley, Ash Drive, Wardley, Moss Lane, Wardley, Railway Bridge, Hartington Road, Westwood Park Wardley, Cemetery Road South, Swinton, Swinton Church, Swinton, Swinton Shopping Centre, Swinton, Walker Road, Alder Forest Alder Forest Avenue, Salford Swinton Station, Swinton, St Mark's Church, Pendlebury, Station Road, Pendlebury, Chelford Drive, Granary Lane, Worsley Pendlebury, Cemetery Road North, Pendlebury, Mossƒeld Road Turning Circle, Pendlebury, Chelford Worsley Court House, Worsley Drive, Pendlebury, Carlisle Street, Pendlebury, 17-21 Barton Road, Salford Pendlebury Health Centre, Pendlebury, Pendlebury Road, Pendlebury, Royal Oak, Pendlebury, Swinton Court House, Worsley Hall Road, Pendlebury, St Augustines, Pendlebury, Worlsey Road, Salford Hospital Road, Pendlebury, Rivington Crescent, Pendlebury, Dauntesey Avenue, Agecroft Sefton Drive, Broadoak Park Bridgewater School, Broadoak Park Greenleach Lane, Broadoak Park Garden Centre, Broadoak Park The White Horse, Hazelhurst Larch Avenue, Salford Worsley Road, Hazelhurst Moorside Road, Salford Holyrood Church, Moorside Brabham Mews, Salford Moorside Farm, Moorside Algernon Street, Salford Wenlock Street, Wardley Moorside Station, Wardley Arundel Street, Wardley St Ambrose School, Wardley Ash Drive, Wardley Ash Drive, England Moss Lane, Wardley Moss Lane, Salford Railway Bridge, Wardley Cemetery Road South, Swinton Swinton Church, Swinton Chorley Road, Salford Swinton Shopping Centre, Swinton Swinton Station, Swinton St Mark's Church, Pendlebury Emmerson Street, Salford Station Road, Pendlebury Dumbell Street, Salford Chelford Drive, Pendlebury Cemetery Road North, Pendlebury Mossƒeld Road Turning Circle, Pendlebury Chelford Drive, Pendlebury Carlisle Street, Pendlebury Mimosa Drive, Salford Pendlebury Health Centre, Pendlebury Nelson Fold, Salford Pendlebury Road, Pendlebury Chapel Street, Salford Royal Oak, Pendlebury Swinton Hall Road, Pendlebury St Augustines, Pendlebury Hospital Road, Pendlebury Rivington Crescent, Pendlebury Rivington Crescent, Salford Dauntesey Avenue, Agecroft Redmoss Row, Manchester Direction: Eccles 66 bus Time Schedule 76 stops Eccles Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:30 AM - 7:30 PM Monday 5:57 AM - 9:25 PM Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich Tuesday 5:57 AM - 9:25 PM Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich 458 Bury New Road, Manchester Wednesday 5:57 AM - 9:25 PM Red Lion, Prestwich Thursday 5:57 AM - 9:25 PM 391 Bury New Road, Manchester Friday 5:57 AM - 9:25 PM Bury New Road, Prestwich Saturday 7:07 AM - 9:25 PM St Marys Road, Prestwich Heywood Road, Prestwich 66 bus Info Beaufort Street, Heaton Park Direction: Eccles Whittaker Lane, Manchester Stops: 76 Trip Duration: 69 min Heaton Park Metrolink Stop, Heaton Park Line Summary: Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich, Infant Street, Manchester Longƒeld Centre, Prestwich, Red Lion, Prestwich, Bury New Road, Prestwich, St Marys Road, Bury Old Road, Heaton Park Prestwich, Heywood Road, Prestwich, Beaufort Street, Heaton Park, Heaton Park Metrolink Stop, Ostrich Lane, Sedgley Park Heaton Park, Bury Old Road, Heaton Park, Ostrich Scholes Lane, Manchester Lane, Sedgley Park, Bury New Road, Sedgley Park, Butt Hill Road, Prestwich, Beckley Avenue, Prestwich, Bury New Road, Sedgley Park Sandy Lane, Prestwich, Kersal Road, Rainsough Brow, Agecroft Bridge, Agecroft, Langley Road, Butt Hill Road, Prestwich Agecroft, Enterprise Park, Agecroft, Dauntesey Avenue, Agecroft, Agecroft Road, Pendlebury, Beckley Avenue, Prestwich Hospital Road, Pendlebury, St Augustines, Pendlebury, Swinton Hall Road, Pendlebury, Royal Oak, Pendlebury, Pendlebury Road, Pendlebury, Sandy Lane, Prestwich Pendlebury Health Centre, Pendlebury, Windmill Poplar Drive, Manchester Hotel, Pendlebury, Eaton Close, Pendlebury, Chelford Drive, Pendlebury, Cemetery Road North, Pendlebury, Kersal Road, Rainsough Brow Mossƒeld Road Turning Circle, Pendlebury, Chelford Flashƒelds, Manchester Drive, Pendlebury, Carlisle Street, Pendlebury, Lees Street, Pendlebury, St Mark's Church, Pendlebury, Agecroft Bridge, Agecroft Swinton Station, Swinton, Swinton Shopping Centre, Swinton, Swinton Church, Swinton, Boothby Road, Langley Road, Agecroft Swinton, Moorside Road, Wardley, Arundel Street, Wardley, St Ambrose School, Wardley, Ash Drive, Enterprise Park, Agecroft Wardley, Moss Lane, Wardley, Wenlock Street, Wardley, Moorside Farm, Moorside, Holyrood Church, Dauntesey Avenue, Agecroft Moorside, Worsley Road, Hazelhurst, The White Agecroft Road, England Horse, Hazelhurst, Garden Centre, Broadoak Park, Welbeck Road, Broadoak Park, Bridgewater School, Agecroft Road, Pendlebury Broadoak Park, The Green, Worsley, Court House, Worsley, Worsley Court House, Worsley, Granary Hospital Road, Pendlebury Lane, Worsley, Walker Road, Alder Forest, Westwood Crescent, Westwood Park, Parrin Lane, Winton, Gee St Augustines, Pendlebury Lane, Winton, Dover Street, Winton, Pollitts C, Winton, South King Street, Eccles, Bridgewater Street, Swinton Hall Road, Pendlebury Winton, Guildford Road, Peel Green, Liverpool Road, Gladstone Street, Salford Peel Green, Unicorn Street, Peel Green, Haddon Road, Peel Green, Higher Croft, Peel Green, Barton Road, Royal Oak, Pendlebury Barton upon Irwell, The Kings Head, Barton upon Oak Street, Salford Irwell, Gaskell Road, Patricroft, Stanlaw House, Patricroft, Health Centre, Eccles, Eccles Library, Pendlebury Road, Pendlebury Eccles, Eccles Interchange, Eccles Pendlebury Health Centre, Pendlebury Windmill Hotel, Pendlebury Hall Street, Salford Eaton Close, Pendlebury Chelford Drive, Pendlebury Cemetery Road North, Pendlebury Mossƒeld Road Turning Circle, Pendlebury Chelford Drive, Pendlebury Carlisle Street, Pendlebury Mimosa Drive, Salford Lees Street, Pendlebury St Mark's Church, Pendlebury Emmerson Street, Salford Swinton Station, Swinton Swinton Shopping Centre, Swinton Swinton Church, Swinton Crompton Street, Salford Boothby Road, Swinton Trentham Street, Salford Moorside Road, Wardley Arundel Street, Wardley St Ambrose School, Wardley Ash Drive, Wardley Ash Drive, England Moss Lane, Wardley Moss Lane, Salford Wenlock Street, Wardley Moorside Road, Salford Moorside Farm, Moorside Algernon Street, Salford Holyrood Church, Moorside Brabham Mews, Salford Worsley Road, Hazelhurst Moorside Road, Salford The White Horse, Hazelhurst Lime Avenue, Salford Garden Centre, Broadoak Park Welbeck Road, Broadoak Park Bridgewater School, Broadoak Park The Green, Worsley Greenside, Salford Court House, Worsley Worlsey Road, Salford Worsley Court House, Worsley Barton Road, Salford Granary Lane, Worsley Barton Road, Salford Walker Road, Alder Forest Westwood Crescent, Westwood Park Kitepool Street, Salford Parrin Lane, Winton 343 Worsley Road, Salford Gee Lane, Winton Bulteel Street, Salford Dover Street, Winton Slater Street, Salford Pollitts C, Winton Pollitts Close, Salford South King Street, Eccles South King Street, Salford Bridgewater Street, Winton Bridgewater Street, Salford Guildford Road, Peel Green New Lane, Salford Liverpool Road, Peel Green 482-486 Liverpool Road, Salford Unicorn Street, Peel Green Haddon Road, Peel Green Higher Croft, Peel Green Barton Road, Barton upon Irwell Rockhouse Close, Salford The Kings Head, Barton upon Irwell Gaskell Road, Patricroft Warburton Street, Salford Stanlaw House, Patricroft Health Centre, Eccles Corporation Road, Salford Eccles Library, Eccles Church Street, Salford Eccles
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