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412 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 412 bus time schedule & line map 412 Wetherby <-> York View In Website Mode The 412 bus line (Wetherby <-> York) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Wetherby <-> York: 5:25 PM (2) York <-> Wetherby: 7:47 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 412 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 412 bus arriving. Direction: Wetherby <-> York 412 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Wetherby <-> York Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:25 PM Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby Scott Lane, Wetherby Tuesday 5:25 PM York Rd School Road, Wetherby Wednesday 5:25 PM York Rd Hall Orchards Avenue, Wetherby Thursday 5:25 PM Friday 5:25 PM Watersole Lane, Wetherby Saturday Not Operational Spring Lane, Wetherby Walton Gate, Walton Wetherby Railway Path, Thorp Arch Civil Parish 412 bus Info Walton Corner, Walton Direction: Wetherby <-> York Stops: 36 Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch Trip Duration: 54 min Line Summary: Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby, York British Library Street 5, Thorp Arch Rd School Road, Wetherby, York Rd Hall Orchards Avenue, Wetherby, Watersole Lane, Wetherby, Spring Lane, Wetherby, Walton Gate, Walton, Walton Corner, Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch Walton, Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch, British Library Street 5, Thorp Arch, Street 5 Wighill La, North Fields, Bickerton Thorp Arch, North Fields, Bickerton, Marston North Fields, Bilton-In-Ainsty With Bickerton Civil Parish Business Park, Tockwith, Driving Centre, Tockwith, The Lodge, Tockwith, Spotted Ox, Tockwith, South Marston Business Park, Tockwith Field Lane, Tockwith, Post O∆ce, Bilton In Ainsty, York House, Long Marston, Sun Inn, Long Marston, Driving Centre, Tockwith Rufforth Hall, Rufforth, Rufforth Primary School, Rufforth, Rufforth Institute, Rufforth, The Tankard The Lodge, Tockwith Inn, Rufforth, Rufforth Airƒeld, Rufforth, Lowƒeld Lane, Knapton, Runswick Avenue, Beckƒeld Lane, Spotted Ox, Tockwith Acomb Green, Acomb, Acomb Shops, Acomb, The Regent, Acomb, West Bank, Holgate, Holgate South Field Lane, Tockwith Methodist Church, Holgate, Fox Inn, Holgate, Kirk Lane, Tockwith Civil Parish Holgate Hill, Holgate, Cambridge Street, York, Blossom Street, York, Rail Station, York Post O∆ce, Bilton In Ainsty York House, Long Marston Sun Inn, Long Marston Angram Road, Long Marston Civil Parish Rufforth Hall, Rufforth Rufforth Primary School, Rufforth Middlewood Close, Rufforth With Knapton Civil Parish Rufforth Institute, Rufforth The Ridings, Rufforth With Knapton Civil Parish The Tankard Inn, Rufforth Rufforth Airƒeld, Rufforth Lowƒeld Lane, Knapton Runswick Avenue, Beckƒeld Lane Acomb Green, Acomb 35 The Green, York Acomb Shops, Acomb Beech Grove, York The Regent, Acomb 10 Regent Buildings, York West Bank, Holgate Holgate Methodist Church, Holgate Fox Inn, Holgate Holgate Hill, Holgate Cambridge Street, York 74 Holgate Road, York Blossom Street, York Blossom Street, York Rail Station, York Station Road, York Direction: York <-> Wetherby 412 bus Time Schedule 36 stops York <-> Wetherby Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:47 AM Rail Station, York Station Road, York Tuesday 7:47 AM Blossom Street, York Wednesday 7:47 AM 25 Blossom Street, York Thursday 7:47 AM Cambridge Street, York Friday 7:47 AM Mount Ephraim, York Saturday Not Operational Holgate Hill, Holgate 106 Holgate Road, York Fox Inn, Holgate 412 bus Info Holgate Methodist Church, Holgate Direction: York <-> Wetherby Stops: 36 West Bank, Holgate Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: Rail Station, York, Blossom Street, The Regent, Acomb York, Cambridge Street, York, Holgate Hill, Holgate, York Road, York Fox Inn, Holgate, Holgate Methodist Church, Holgate, West Bank, Holgate, The Regent, Acomb, Acomb Shops, Acomb Acomb Shops, Acomb, Acomb Green, Acomb, Croft Beech Grove, York Way, Acomb, Runswick Avenue, Beckƒeld Lane, Lowƒeld Lane, Knapton, Rufforth Airƒeld, Rufforth, Acomb Green, Acomb The Tankard Inn, Rufforth, Rufforth Institute, 35 The Green, York Rufforth, Rufforth Primary School, Rufforth, Rufforth Hall, Rufforth, Sun Inn, Long Marston, Opp York Croft Way, Acomb House, Long Marston, St Helen's Church, Bilton In Croftside, York Ainsty, Southƒeld Lane, Tockwith, The Lodge, Tockwith, Driving Centre, Tockwith, Marston Runswick Avenue, Beckƒeld Lane Business Park, Tockwith, North Fields, Bickerton, Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch, British Library Street Lowƒeld Lane, Knapton 5, Thorp Arch, Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch, Walton Corner, Walton, Walton Gate, Walton, Watersole Rufforth Airƒeld, Rufforth Lane, Wetherby, York Rd Hall Orchards Avenue, Wetherby, York Rd School Road, Wetherby, Horsefair, The Tankard Inn, Rufforth Wetherby, Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby Rufforth Institute, Rufforth The Ridings, Rufforth With Knapton Civil Parish Rufforth Primary School, Rufforth Rufforth Hall, Rufforth Sun Inn, Long Marston Wetherby Road, Long Marston Civil Parish Opp York House, Long Marston St Helen's Church, Bilton In Ainsty Southƒeld Lane, Tockwith Kirk Lane, Tockwith Civil Parish The Lodge, Tockwith Driving Centre, Tockwith Marston Business Park, Tockwith North Fields, Bickerton North Fields, Bilton-In-Ainsty With Bickerton Civil Parish Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch British Library Street 5, Thorp Arch Street 5 Wighill La, Thorp Arch Walton Corner, Walton Walton Gate, Walton Wetherby Railway Path, Thorp Arch Civil Parish Watersole Lane, Wetherby York Rd Hall Orchards Avenue, Wetherby York Rd School Road, Wetherby 14-18 York Road, Wetherby Horsefair, Wetherby 8 North Street, Wetherby Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby Scott Lane, Wetherby 412 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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