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641 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 641 bus time schedule & line map 641 Buttershaw - Five Lane Ends Circular View In Website Mode The 641 bus line (Buttershaw - Five Lane Ends Circular) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Buttershaw: 6:06 AM - 9:45 PM (2) Buttershaw <-> Bradford City Centre: 5:46 PM - 10:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 641 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 641 bus arriving. Direction: Buttershaw 641 bus Time Schedule 100 stops Buttershaw Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:20 AM - 9:45 PM Monday 6:06 AM - 9:45 PM Reevy Rd West Cooper Lane, Buttershaw Tuesday 6:06 AM - 9:45 PM Reevy Rd West Blackshaw Drive, Buttershaw Wednesday 6:06 AM - 9:45 PM Reevy Rd West the Crescent, Buttershaw Thursday 6:06 AM - 9:45 PM Reevy Road West, Bradford Friday 6:06 AM - 9:45 PM Bessingham Gardens, Buttershaw Saturday 6:41 AM - 9:45 PM Reevy Rd West Reevy Avenue, Buttershaw Reevy Rd Wibsey Park Ave, Wibsey Reevy Road, Bradford 641 bus Info Wibsey Park Avenue Reevylands Dr, Wibsey Direction: Buttershaw Stops: 100 Park View Business Centre, Wibsey Trip Duration: 90 min Line Summary: Reevy Rd West Cooper Lane, St Enochs Rd Moore Avenue, Wibsey Buttershaw, Reevy Rd West Blackshaw Drive, Buttershaw, Reevy Rd West the Crescent, Mount Road, Bradford Buttershaw, Bessingham Gardens, Buttershaw, St Enochs Rd Watty Hall Road, Wibsey Reevy Rd West Reevy Avenue, Buttershaw, Reevy Rd Wibsey Park Ave, Wibsey, Wibsey Park Avenue St. Enoch's Road, Bradford Reevylands Dr, Wibsey, Park View Business Centre, St Enochs Road Marbridge Court, Little Horton Wibsey, St Enochs Rd Moore Avenue, Wibsey, St Enochs Rd Watty Hall Road, Wibsey, St Enochs Road Marbridge Court, Bradford Marbridge Court, Little Horton, St Enochs Rd Carr St Enochs Rd Carr Bottom Road, Little Horton Bottom Road, Little Horton, St Enochs Rd Haycliffe Lane, Little Horton, Little Horton Lane Thornton Ln, Little Horton, Little Horton Lane Clarges St, Little St Enochs Rd Haycliffe Lane, Little Horton Horton, Ltl Horton Ln Central Avenue, Little Horton, Little Horton Lane Holme St, Little Horton, Little Little Horton Lane Thornton Ln, Little Horton Horton Lane Pullan St, Shearbridge, St Lukes Farside Green, Bradford Hospital, Shearbridge, Little Horton Lane Trinity Rd, Shearbridge, Little Horton Ln Sawrey Place, Little Horton Lane Clarges St, Little Horton Shearbridge, G2 Little Horton Lane, Bradford City Todwell Lane, Bradford Centre, Hall Ings, Bradford City Centre, Market St, Bradford City Centre, Bolton Road, Bradford City Ltl Horton Ln Central Avenue, Little Horton Centre, Bolton Road Cross Sun St, Barkerend, Bolton Parkinson Street, Bradford Road Coleman St, Undercliffe, Bolton Road Cranmer Little Horton Lane Holme St, Little Horton Rd, Undercliffe, Bolton Road Cliffe Rd, Undercliffe, Nicola Court, Bradford Bolton Rd North View Road, Bolton, Bolton Rd Lister Lane, Bolton, Bolton Road Beaufort Grove, Bolton, Little Horton Lane Pullan St, Shearbridge Bolton Road Derwent Rd, Bolton, Bolton Road Grasmere Rd, Bolton, Bolton Junction, Bolton, The St Lukes Hospital, Shearbridge Prospect Ph, Eccleshill, Stone Hall Rd Rowanberry Close, Eccleshill, Stony Lane Institute Rd, Eccleshill, Little Horton Lane Trinity Rd, Shearbridge Stony Lane Post O∆ce Rd, Eccleshill, Victoria Hotel, Grafton Street, Bradford Eccleshill, Faltis Square, Thorpe Edge, Rowantree Drive Greystone Cres, Thorpe Edge, Rockwell Lane Little Horton Ln Sawrey Place, Shearbridge Savile Ave, Thorpe Edge, York House Billing View, Thorpe Edge, Parkland Dr Idlethorp Way, Thorpe G2 Little Horton Lane, Bradford City Centre Edge, Parkland Drive Bracken Edge, Thorpe Edge, Old Park Rd Haigh Beck View, Thorpe Edge, Old Park Rd Little Horton Lane, Bradford Springdale Crescent, Thorpe Edge, Albion Rd Old Hall Ings, Bradford City Centre Park Road, Thorpe Edge, Albion Road Albert Ave, Idle, Bradford Road Cobden St, Idle, Bradford Rd Idlecroft Road, Idle, Bradford Road Spring St, Idle, Bradford Market St, Bradford City Centre Road Rowantree Dr, Idle, Five Lne Ends, Five Lane Bank Street, Bradford Ends, Norman Ln Norman Terrace, Eccleshill, Norman Lane Victoria Hotel, Eccleshill, Victoria Hotel, Bolton Road, Bradford City Centre Eccleshill, Victoria Rd Park Road, Eccleshill, Stony Lane Institute Rd, Eccleshill, Stone Hall Rd Bolton Road Cross Sun St, Barkerend Rowanberry Close, Eccleshill, The Prospect Ph, 110 Bolton Road, Bradford Eccleshill, Bolton Junction, Bolton, Bolton Road Grasmere Rd, Bolton, Bolton Road Derwent Rd, Bolton Road Coleman St, Undercliffe Bolton, Bolton Road Beaufort Grove, Bolton, Bolton Rd Lister Lane, Bolton, Bolton Road Queens Rd, Bolton Road Cranmer Rd, Undercliffe Bolton, Bolton Rd North View Road, Bolton, Bolton Cranmer Road, Bradford Road Cliffe Rd, Undercliffe, Bolton Road Cranmer Rd, Undercliffe, Bolton Road Coleman St, Undercliffe, Bolton Road Cliffe Rd, Undercliffe Bolton Road Cross Sun St, Barkerend, Bolton Road, Bradford City Centre, Market St, Bradford City Bolton Rd North View Road, Bolton Centre, Bridge Street, Bradford City Centre, Interchange Stand S, Bradford City Centre, Little Bolton Rd Lister Lane, Bolton Horton Lane, Bradford City Centre, Little Horton Ln Bradford Outer Ring Road, Bradford Sawrey Place, Shearbridge, Little Horton Lane Trinity Rd, Shearbridge, St Lukes Hospital, Shearbridge, Bolton Road Beaufort Grove, Bolton Little Horton Lane Holme Top Ln, Shearbridge, Little Horton Lane Holme St, Little Horton, Ltl Horton Ln Bolton Road Derwent Rd, Bolton Central Avenue, Little Horton, Little Horton Lane Clarges St, Little Horton, Little Horton Lane Thornton Bolton Road Grasmere Rd, Bolton Ln, Little Horton, St Enochs Rd Haycliffe Lane, Little Horton, St Enochs Rd Carr Bottom Road, Little Bolton Junction, Bolton Horton, St Enochs Road Marbridge Court, Little Horton, St Enochs Rd Watty Hall Road, Wibsey, St The Prospect Ph, Eccleshill Enochs Rd Oakdale Avenue, Wibsey, Park View Business Centre, Wibsey, Wibsey Park Avenue Bolton Road, Bradford Reevylands Dr, Wibsey, Reevy Rd Wibsey Park Ave, Stone Hall Rd Rowanberry Close, Eccleshill Wibsey, Reevy Rd West Reevy Avenue, Buttershaw, Bessingham Gardens, Buttershaw, Reevy Rd West Stone Hall Road, Bradford the Crescent, Buttershaw, Reevy Rd West Blackshaw Stony Lane Institute Rd, Eccleshill Drive, Buttershaw, Reevy Rd West Cooper Lane, Buttershaw, Reevy Rd West Cooper Lane, Stony Lane, Bradford Buttershaw Stony Lane Post O∆ce Rd, Eccleshill Victoria Hotel, Eccleshill Lands Lane, Bradford Faltis Square, Thorpe Edge Faltis Square, Bradford Rowantree Drive Greystone Cres, Thorpe Edge Pevensey Garth, Bradford Rockwell Lane Savile Ave, Thorpe Edge Rockwell Lane, Bradford York House Billing View, Thorpe Edge Parkland Dr Idlethorp Way, Thorpe Edge Parkland Drive Bracken Edge, Thorpe Edge Parkland Drive, Bradford Old Park Rd Haigh Beck View, Thorpe Edge Old Park Road, Bradford Old Park Rd Springdale Crescent, Thorpe Edge Albion Rd Old Park Road, Thorpe Edge Albion Road Albert Ave, Idle Bradford Road Cobden St, Idle Cobden Street, Bradford Bradford Rd Idlecroft Road, Idle Springville Terrace, Bradford Bradford Road Spring St, Idle 171 Bradford Road, Bradford Bradford Road Rowantree Dr, Idle Five Lne Ends, Five Lane Ends Norman Ln Norman Terrace, Eccleshill Norman Lane, Bradford Norman Lane Victoria Hotel, Eccleshill Victoria Hotel, Eccleshill King Street, Bradford Victoria Rd Park Road, Eccleshill 44 Victoria Road, Bradford Stony Lane Institute Rd, Eccleshill Stony Lane, Bradford Stone Hall Rd Rowanberry Close, Eccleshill Stone Hall Road, Bradford The Prospect Ph, Eccleshill Bolton Road, Bradford Bolton Junction, Bolton Bolton Road Grasmere Rd, Bolton Bolton Road Derwent Rd, Bolton Bolton Road Beaufort Grove, Bolton Beaufort Grove, Bradford Bolton Rd Lister Lane, Bolton Bolton Road Queens Rd, Bolton Queens Road, Bradford Bolton Rd North View Road, Bolton Bolton Road Cliffe Rd, Undercliffe Bolton Road Cranmer Rd, Undercliffe Cranmer Road, Bradford Bolton Road Coleman St, Undercliffe Lawson Street, Bradford Bolton Road Cross Sun St, Barkerend 110 Bolton Road, Bradford Bolton Road, Bradford City Centre Cathedral Close, Bradford Market St, Bradford City Centre Market Street, Bradford Bridge Street, Bradford City Centre Interchange Stand S, Bradford City Centre Nelson Street, Bradford Little Horton Lane, Bradford City Centre A647, Bradford Little Horton Ln Sawrey Place, Shearbridge Melbourne Terrace, Bradford Little Horton Lane Trinity Rd, Shearbridge Grafton Street, Bradford St Lukes Hospital, Shearbridge Little Horton Lane Holme Top Ln, Shearbridge Little Horton Lane Holme St, Little Horton Stowell Mill Street, Bradford Ltl Horton Ln Central Avenue, Little Horton Little Horton Lane Clarges St, Little Horton Little Horton Lane Thornton Ln, Little Horton Christopher Terrace, Bradford St Enochs Rd Haycliffe Lane, Little Horton Lemon Street, Bradford St Enochs Rd Carr Bottom Road, Little Horton St Enochs Road Marbridge Court, Little Horton Marbridge Court, Bradford St Enochs Rd Watty Hall Road, Wibsey St Enochs Rd Oakdale Avenue, Wibsey Oakdale Terrace, Bradford Park View Business Centre, Wibsey Wibsey Park Avenue Reevylands Dr, Wibsey Reevy Rd Wibsey Park Ave, Wibsey Reevy Rd West Reevy Avenue, Buttershaw Bessingham Gardens, Buttershaw Reevy Rd West the Crescent, Buttershaw Reevy Rd West Blackshaw Drive, Buttershaw Reevy Rd West Cooper Lane, Buttershaw Reevy Road West, Bradford Reevy Rd West Cooper Lane, Buttershaw Direction: Buttershaw <-> Bradford City Centre 641 bus Time Schedule 77 stops Buttershaw <-> Bradford City Centre
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