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794 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 794 bus time schedule & line map 794 Benton View In Website Mode The 794 bus line (Benton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Benton: 6:30 AM (2) Stanley: 4:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 794 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 794 bus arriving. Direction: Benton 794 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Benton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:30 AM Bus Station, Stanley Mary Street, Stanley Tuesday 6:30 AM Royal Hotel, Stanley Wednesday 6:30 AM 35 Station Road, Stanley Thursday 6:30 AM Sunny Terrace, Stanley Friday 6:30 AM Sunny Terrace, Stanley Saturday Not Operational Good Street, Tanƒeld Lea 1 Good Street, Stanley Civil Parish The Crescent, Tanƒeld Lea Jutland Terrace, Stanley Civil Parish 794 bus Info Direction: Benton Park, Tanƒeld Lea Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 69 min Margaret Terrace, Tanƒeld Lea Line Summary: Bus Station, Stanley, Royal Hotel, Stanley, Sunny Terrace, Stanley, Good Street, Tanƒeld South View, Tantobie Lea, The Crescent, Tanƒeld Lea, Park, Tanƒeld Lea, Margaret Terrace, Tanƒeld Lea, South View, Tantobie, Crossroads, Tantobie Crossroads, Tantobie, Clough Dene, Tantobie, Road End, Pickering Nook, The Bothy, Pickering Nook, Clough Dene, Tantobie Roseberry Cottage, Burnopƒeld, Community Centre, Burnopƒeld, Church, Burnopƒeld, Schools, Road End, Pickering Nook Burnopƒeld, Sun Inn, Burnopƒeld, Post O∆ce, Burnopƒeld, Pack Horse, Crookgate, Byermoor, The Bothy, Pickering Nook Crookgate, Lobley Hill Road-Sacred Heart, Crookgate, Lobley Hill Road-Ravensworth Crescent, Crookgate, Lobley Hill Road-Schoolhouse Lane, Roseberry Cottage, Burnopƒeld Marley Hill, Church Street-Longƒeld Farm, Marley Hill, Church Street-Cuthbert Street, Marley Hill, Church Community Centre, Burnopƒeld Street-Aged Miners Homes, Marley Hill, Church Street-The Crescent, Sunniside, Gateshead Road, Church, Burnopƒeld Sunniside, Sunniside Road-Holywell Lane, Sunniside, The Copse, England Sunniside Road-Napier Court, Whickham, Sunniside Road-Elm Court, Whickham, Whaggs Lane-Ashƒeld Schools, Burnopƒeld Road, Whickham, Whaggs Lane-South View Terrace, Whickham, Rectory Lane-Millƒeld Road, Whickham, Sun Inn, Burnopƒeld Front Street - School Lane, Whickham, Front Street - Post O∆ce, Burnopƒeld Dockendale Lane, Whickham, Whickham Highway- Coniston Avenue, Whickham, Dunston Hill Hospital, Dunston, Whickham Highway-Hillcrest Drive, Pack Horse, Crookgate Dunston, Whickham Highway-Bracken Drive, Lobley Lobleyhill Road, England Hill, Whickham Highway-Knightside Gardens, Lobley Hill, Lobley Hill Road - Rothbury Gardens, Lobley Hill, Byermoor, Crookgate Lobley Hill Road-Chiltern Gardens, Lobley Hill, Benton Road-Corchester Walk, High Heaton, Dwp Tyneview Lobley Hill Road-Sacred Heart, Crookgate Park, Benton Lobley Hill Road-Ravensworth Crescent, Crookgate Lobley Hill Road-Schoolhouse Lane, Marley Hill Church Street-Longƒeld Farm, Marley Hill Church Street-Cuthbert Street, Marley Hill Church Street-Aged Miners Homes, Marley Hill Church Street-The Crescent, Sunniside Gateshead Road, Sunniside Sunniside Road-Holywell Lane, Sunniside Sunniside Road-Napier Court, Whickham Sunniside Road-Elm Court, Whickham Whaggs Lane-Ashƒeld Road, Whickham Whaggs Lane-South View Terrace, Whickham Whaggs Lane, Gateshead Rectory Lane-Millƒeld Road, Whickham Front Street - School Lane, Whickham Front Street - Dockendale Lane, Whickham Front Street, Gateshead Whickham Highway-Coniston Avenue, Whickham Dunston Hill Hospital, Dunston Whickham Highway-Hillcrest Drive, Dunston Whickham Highway-Bracken Drive, Lobley Hill Whickham Highway-Knightside Gardens, Lobley Hill Lobley Hill Road - Rothbury Gardens, Lobley Hill Lobley Hill Road-Chiltern Gardens, Lobley Hill Lobley Hill Interchange, Gateshead Benton Road-Corchester Walk, High Heaton Benton Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne Dwp Tyneview Park, Benton Tyneview Park, Newcastle Upon Tyne Direction: Stanley 794 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Stanley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:00 PM Hmrc Benton Park View, High Heaton Tuesday 4:00 PM Dwp Tyneview Park, Benton Tyneview Park, Newcastle Upon Tyne Wednesday 4:00 PM Benton Road-Manor Park, High Heaton Thursday 4:00 PM Friday 4:00 PM Lobley Hill Road - Beechwood Gardens, Lobley Hill A692, Gateshead Saturday Not Operational Lobley Hill Road-Rothbury Gardens, Lobley Hill Whickham Highway-Knightside Gardens, Lobley Hill 794 bus Info Direction: Stanley Whickham Highway-The Highwayman, Lobley Hill Stops: 45 Trip Duration: 84 min Dunston Hill Hospital, Dunston Line Summary: Hmrc Benton Park View, High Whickham Highway, Gateshead Heaton, Dwp Tyneview Park, Benton, Benton Road- Manor Park, High Heaton, Lobley Hill Road - Whickham Highway-Coniston Avenue, Whickham Beechwood Gardens, Lobley Hill, Lobley Hill Road- Rothbury Gardens, Lobley Hill, Whickham Highway- Front Street- Dockendale Lane, Whickham Knightside Gardens, Lobley Hill, Whickham Highway- The Highwayman, Lobley Hill, Dunston Hill Hospital, Front Street, Gateshead Dunston, Whickham Highway-Coniston Avenue, Front Street - Rectory Lane, Whickham Whickham, Front Street- Dockendale Lane, Whickham, Front Street - Rectory Lane, Whickham, 34-36 Front Street, Gateshead Rectory Lane-Millƒeld Road, Whickham, Whaggs Rectory Lane-Millƒeld Road, Whickham Lane-Oakƒeld Road, Whickham, Whaggs Lane- Ashƒeld Road, Whickham, Sunniside Road-Napier Whaggs Lane-Oakƒeld Road, Whickham Court, Whickham, Sunniside Road-Hole Lane, Sunniside, Gateshead Road, Sunniside, Church Street-The Crescent, Sunniside, Church Street-St Whaggs Lane-Ashƒeld Road, Whickham Cuthberts Road, Marley Hill, Church Street-Cuthbert Street, Marley Hill, Church Street-Longƒeld Farm, Sunniside Road-Napier Court, Whickham Marley Hill, Lobley Hill Road-Schoolhouse Lane, Marley Hill, Lobley Hill Road-Strathmore Crescent, Sunniside Road-Hole Lane, Sunniside Crookgate, Lobley Hill Road-Sacred Heart, Crookgate, Byermoor, Crookgate, Pack Horse, Gateshead Road, Sunniside Crookgate, Post O∆ce, Burnopƒeld, Monument, Burnopƒeld, Sun Inn, Burnopƒeld, Schools, Church Street-The Crescent, Sunniside Burnopƒeld, Church, Burnopƒeld, Community Centre, Burnopƒeld, Roseberry Cottage, Burnopƒeld, The Church Street-St Cuthberts Road, Marley Hill Bothy, Pickering Nook, Road End, Pickering Nook, Clough Dene, Tantobie, Crossroads, Tantobie, Church Street-Cuthbert Street, Marley Hill Margaret Terrace, Tanƒeld Lea, Park, Tanƒeld Lea, Church Street, England The Crescent, Tanƒeld Lea, Good Street, Tanƒeld Lea, Sunny Terrace, Stanley, Barn Hill - Top, Stanley, Royal Church Street-Longƒeld Farm, Marley Hill Hotel, Stanley, Bus Station, Stanley Lobley Hill Road-Schoolhouse Lane, Marley Hill Lobley Hill Road-Strathmore Crescent, Crookgate Lobley Hill Road-Sacred Heart, Crookgate Byermoor, Crookgate Pack Horse, Crookgate Lobleyhill Road, England Post O∆ce, Burnopƒeld Monument, Burnopƒeld Front Street, Burnopƒeld Sun Inn, Burnopƒeld Schools, Burnopƒeld Church, Burnopƒeld 20 The Leazes, England Community Centre, Burnopƒeld Roseberry Cottage, Burnopƒeld The Bothy, Pickering Nook The Meadows, England Road End, Pickering Nook Clough Dene, Tantobie Crossroads, Tantobie Margaret Terrace, Tanƒeld Lea Park, Tanƒeld Lea The Crescent, Tanƒeld Lea The Crescent, Stanley Civil Parish Good Street, Tanƒeld Lea 5 Good Street, Stanley Civil Parish Sunny Terrace, Stanley 1 Benson Street, Stanley Barn Hill - Top, Stanley Station Road, Stanley Royal Hotel, Stanley A6076, Stanley Bus Station, Stanley Mary Street, Stanley 794 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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