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80 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 80 bus time schedule & line map 80 Hessle View In Website Mode The 80 bus line Hessle has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hessle: 4:09 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 80 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 80 bus arriving. Direction: Hessle 80 bus Time Schedule 50 stops Hessle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:09 PM Beverley Armstrong Way, Beverley Minster Tuesday 4:09 PM Beverley Minster Yard Sth, Beverley Minster Whitehead Close, Beverley Wednesday 4:09 PM Beverley Victoria Road, Beverley Thursday 4:09 PM Hereford Close, Beverley Friday 4:09 PM Beverley Victoria Road, Beverley Saturday Not Operational Beverley Victoria Road, Beverley A164, Woodmansey Civil Parish Bentley A164, Bentley 80 bus Info Direction: Hessle Skidby Lane End, Skidby Stops: 50 Trip Duration: 55 min Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham Line Summary: Beverley Armstrong Way, Beverley Minster, Beverley Minster Yard Sth, Beverley Minster, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham Beverley Victoria Road, Beverley, Beverley Victoria Road, Beverley, Beverley Victoria Road, Beverley, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham Bentley A164, Bentley, Skidby Lane End, Skidby, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham Cottingham, Cottingham Harland Way, Cottingham, The Woodlands, Kingston Upon Hull Cottingham the Lawns, Cottingham, Cottingham Cottingham the Lawns, Cottingham Northgate, Cottingham, Cottingham King Street, Cottingham, Cottingham King Street, Cottingham, Cottingham South Street, Cottingham, Cottingham Cottingham Northgate, Cottingham Southwood Road, Cottingham, Cottingham the Parkway, Cottingham, Cottingham Burton Road, Cottingham King Street, Cottingham Cottingham, Cottingham Burton Road, Cottingham, Cottingham Castle Road, Cottingham, Cottingham Cottingham King Street, Cottingham Castle Road, Cottingham, Cottingham Castle Road, Cottingham, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham, Castle Cottingham South Street, Cottingham Hill Hospital, Cottingham, Castle Hill Hospital, Bacon Garth lane, Kingston Upon Hull Cottingham, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham, Willerby Shopping Park, Cottingham Southwood Road, Cottingham Willerby, Willerby Great Gutter Lane, Willerby, Willerby Southwood Drive, Kingston Upon Hull Great Gutter Lane, Willerby, Willerby Main Street, Cottingham the Parkway, Cottingham Willerby, Willerby Main Street, Willerby, Willerby Square Beverley Road, Willerby, Kirk Ella Beverley The Parkway, Kingston Upon Hull Road, Kirk Ella, Kirk Ella Beverley Road, Kirk Ella, Kirk Cottingham Burton Road, Cottingham Ella Beverley Road, Kirk Ella, Anlaby Beverley Road, Anlaby, Anlaby Beverley Road, Anlaby, Anlaby Wilson Maple Leaf Court, Kingston Upon Hull Street, Anlaby, Anlaby Red Lion Pub, Anlaby, Anlaby Cottingham Burton Road, Cottingham Hull Road, Anlaby, Anlaby First Lane, Anlaby Common, Hessle First Lane, Hessle, Hessle First Lane, Hessle, Hessle Cottesmore Road, Hessle, Cottingham Castle Road, Cottingham Hessle Cottesmore Road, Hessle, Hessle Sunningdale Road, Hessle, Hessle Beverley Road, Hessle, Hessle Cottingham Castle Road, Cottingham the Square, Hessle Cottingham Castle Road, Cottingham Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham Willerby Shopping Park, Willerby Willerby Great Gutter Lane, Willerby Viking Close, Kingston Upon Hull Willerby Great Gutter Lane, Willerby 3 St. Stephen's Close, Kingston Upon Hull Willerby Main Street, Willerby 1 Well Lane, Kingston Upon Hull Willerby Main Street, Willerby 45 Main Street, Kingston Upon Hull Willerby Square Beverley Road, Willerby Beverley Road, Kingston Upon Hull Kirk Ella Beverley Road, Kirk Ella Kirk Ella Beverley Road, Kirk Ella Kirk Ella Beverley Road, Kirk Ella Anlaby Beverley Road, Anlaby Anlaby Beverley Road, Anlaby Anlaby Wilson Street, Anlaby Wilson Street, Kingston Upon Hull Anlaby Red Lion Pub, Anlaby Lowƒeld Road, Kingston Upon Hull Anlaby Hull Road, Anlaby Hull Road, Kingston Upon Hull Anlaby First Lane, Anlaby Common Hessle First Lane, Hessle Hessle First Lane, Hessle 156 First Lane, Kingston Upon Hull Hessle Cottesmore Road, Hessle Hessle Cottesmore Road, Hessle Hessle Sunningdale Road, Hessle Hessle Beverley Road, Hessle Hessle the Square, Hessle The Square, Kingston Upon Hull 80 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in East Midlands. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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