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79 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 79 bus time schedule & line map 79 Keresley - Bedworth - Collycroft - Nuneaton View In Website Mode The 79 bus line (Keresley - Bedworth - Collycroft - Nuneaton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Keresley: 10:25 AM - 4:40 PM (2) Nuneaton: 9:18 AM - 1:17 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 79 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 79 bus arriving. Direction: Keresley 79 bus Time Schedule 56 stops Keresley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:25 AM - 4:40 PM Bus Station, Nuneaton Hareƒeld Road, Nuneaton Tuesday 10:25 AM - 4:40 PM Fire Station, Nuneaton Wednesday 10:25 AM - 4:40 PM Newtown Road, Nuneaton Thursday 10:25 AM - 4:40 PM Gala Bingo, Nuneaton Friday 10:25 AM - 4:40 PM Rope Walk, Nuneaton Saturday 10:25 AM - 5:25 PM Roanne Ringway, Nuneaton Riversley Road, Nuneaton Home Park Road, Nuneaton 79 bus Info Home Park Road, Nuneaton Direction: Keresley Stops: 56 George Eliot Hospital Main Entrance, Nuneaton Trip Duration: 52 min Eliot Way, Nuneaton Line Summary: Bus Station, Nuneaton, Fire Station, Nuneaton, Gala Bingo, Nuneaton, Rope Walk, Bermuda Park, Nuneaton Nuneaton, Riversley Road, Nuneaton, Home Park Road, Nuneaton, George Eliot Hospital Main Cinema, Nuneaton Entrance, Nuneaton, Bermuda Park, Nuneaton, Bermuda Park, Nuneaton Cinema, Nuneaton, Walsingham Drive, Nuneaton, National Dairies, Nuneaton, Griff Island, Bedworth, Walsingham Drive, Nuneaton The Griff, Bedworth, Hill Street, Collycroft, Mill Walsingham Drive, Nuneaton Terrace, Collycroft, Glenwood Gardens, Collycroft, Wood Street, Collycroft, Stubbs Close, Collycroft, National Dairies, Nuneaton Stubbs Close, Collycroft, Bonington Drive, Bedworth, Dempster Road, Bedworth, Lovell Road, Bedworth, Griff Island, Bedworth Maragaret Avenue, Bedworth, Mount Drive, Coventry Road, Nuneaton Bedworth, Newdigate Road, Bedworth, All Saints Square, Bedworth, Park Road, Bedworth, Thomas The Griff, Bedworth Street, Bedworth, Gallagher Road, Bedworth, Croft Pool, Bedworth, Croft Road, Bedworth, Silver Birch Hill Street, Collycroft Avenue, Bedworth, Smorrall Lane, Bedworth, The Tea Coventry Road, Nuneaton Gardens, Bedworth, Goodyers End Lane, Bedworth, Newcomen Road, Bedworth, Keenan Drive, Mill Terrace, Collycroft Bedworth, Raynor Crescent, Bedworth, Pheasant Hill Street, Nuneaton Close, Bedworth, Anderton Road, Bedworth, Anderton Road, Bedworth, Ashington Road, Glenwood Gardens, Collycroft Bedworth, Whitburn Road, Bedworth, Hospital Lane, Bedworth, Cardigan Road, Bedworth, Bede Village, Wood Street, Collycroft Bedworth, Hospital Lane, Bedworth, Royal Oak, Bedworth, Ash Grove, Ash Green, Caravan Park, Ash Stubbs Close, Collycroft Green, Mercers Meadow, Keresley, Beaumont Road, Reynolds Road, Nuneaton Keresley, Bennetts Road, Keresley, Golden Eagle, Keresley, Somers Road, Keresley, Schoƒeld Road, Stubbs Close, Collycroft Keresley Bonington Drive, Bedworth Newdigate Road, England Dempster Road, Bedworth Lovell Road, Bedworth Maragaret Avenue, Bedworth Mount Drive, Bedworth Newdigate Road, Bedworth All Saints Square, Bedworth Leicester Street, Bedworth Park Road, Bedworth Park Road, Bedworth Thomas Street, Bedworth Thomas Street, Bedworth Gallagher Road, Bedworth Croft Pool, Bedworth Croft Road, Bedworth Silver Birch Avenue, Bedworth Smorrall Lane, Bedworth The Tea Gardens, Bedworth The Tea Garden, Bedworth Goodyers End Lane, Bedworth Newcomen Road, Bedworth Robinson Road, Bedworth Keenan Drive, Bedworth Newcomen Road, Bedworth Raynor Crescent, Bedworth Pheasant Close, Bedworth Newcomen Road, Bedworth Anderton Road, Bedworth Anderton Road, Bedworth Ryhope Close, Bedworth Ashington Road, Bedworth Whitburn Road, Bedworth Hospital Lane, Bedworth Smorrall Lane, Astley Civil Parish Cardigan Road, Bedworth Bede Village, Bedworth Hospital Lane, Bedworth Royal Oak, Bedworth Ash Grove, Ash Green Ash Grove, Coventry Caravan Park, Ash Green Exton Way, England Mercers Meadow, Keresley Garlands Croft, England Beaumont Road, Keresley Bennetts Road, Keresley Golden Eagle, Keresley Old Winnings Road, England Somers Road, Keresley Rathbone Close, England Schoƒeld Road, Keresley Beaumont Road, England Direction: Nuneaton 79 bus Time Schedule 54 stops Nuneaton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:18 AM - 1:17 PM Bennetts Road, Keresley Tuesday 9:18 AM - 1:17 PM Golden Eagle, Keresley Old Winnings Road, England Wednesday 9:18 AM - 1:17 PM Somers Road, Keresley Thursday 9:18 AM - 1:17 PM Rathbone Close, England Friday 9:18 AM - 1:17 PM Schoƒeld Road, Keresley Saturday 7:43 AM - 1:17 PM Beaumont Road, England Parkƒeld Road, Keresley Mercers Meadow, Keresley 79 bus Info Direction: Nuneaton Caravan Park, Bedworth Stops: 54 Exton Way, England Trip Duration: 48 min Line Summary: Bennetts Road, Keresley, Golden Ash Green Lane, Ash Green Eagle, Keresley, Somers Road, Keresley, Schoƒeld Ash Grove, Coventry Road, Keresley, Parkƒeld Road, Keresley, Mercers Meadow, Keresley, Caravan Park, Bedworth, Ash Royal Oak, Bedworth Green Lane, Ash Green, Royal Oak, Bedworth, Hospital Lane, Bedworth, Bede Village, Bedworth, Hospital Lane, Bedworth Cardigan Road, Bedworth, Hospital Lane, Bedworth, Whitburn Road, Bedworth, Ashington Road, Bede Village, Bedworth Bedworth, Anderton Road, Bedworth, Anderton Road, Bedworth, Pheasant Close, Bedworth, Raynor Cardigan Road, Bedworth Crescent, Bedworth, Keenan Drive, Bedworth, Robinson Road, Bedworth, Goodyers End Lane, Hospital Lane, Bedworth Bedworth, Dark Lane, Bedworth, Topps Drive, Bedworth, Smorrall Lane, Bedworth, Silver Birch Smorrall Lane, Astley Civil Parish Avenue, Bedworth, Croft Road, Bedworth, Croft Pool, Whitburn Road, Bedworth Bedworth, Gallagher Road, Bedworth, Newdigate Road, Bedworth, All Saints Square, Bedworth, Park Road, Bedworth, Newtown Road, Bedworth, Ashington Road, Bedworth Margaret Road, Bedworth, Lovell Road, Bedworth, Dempster Road, Bedworth, Bonington Drive, Anderton Road, Bedworth Bedworth, Stubbs Close, Collycroft, Stubbs Close, Ryhope Close, Bedworth Collycroft, Wood Street, Collycroft, Glenwood Gardens, Collycroft, Mill Terrace, Collycroft, Hill Anderton Road, Bedworth Street, Collycroft, The Griff, Bedworth, Griff House, Bedworth, Bermuda Park, Nuneaton, Cinema, Pheasant Close, Bedworth Nuneaton, Walsingham Drive, Nuneaton, National Newcomen Road, Bedworth Dairies, Nuneaton, George Eliot Hospital Main Entrance, Nuneaton, Edward Street, Nuneaton, Raynor Crescent, Bedworth Riversley Road, Nuneaton, Mill Street, Nuneaton, Bus Station, Nuneaton Keenan Drive, Bedworth Newcomen Road, Bedworth Robinson Road, Bedworth Goodyers End Lane, Bedworth Dark Lane, Bedworth Goodyers End Lane, Bedworth Topps Drive, Bedworth The Tea Garden, Bedworth Smorrall Lane, Bedworth Silver Birch Avenue, Bedworth Croft Road, Bedworth Heath Road, Bedworth Croft Pool, Bedworth Gallagher Road, Bedworth Newdigate Road, Bedworth All Saints Square, Bedworth Leicester Street, Bedworth Park Road, Bedworth Park Road, Bedworth Newtown Road, Bedworth Margaret Road, Bedworth Lovell Road, Bedworth Lovell Road, England Dempster Road, Bedworth Bonington Drive, Bedworth Newdigate Road, England Stubbs Close, Collycroft Turner Close, Nuneaton Stubbs Close, Collycroft Reynolds Road, Nuneaton Wood Street, Collycroft Glenwood Gardens, Collycroft Mill Terrace, Collycroft Hill Street, Nuneaton Hill Street, Collycroft The Griff, Bedworth Griff House, Bedworth Bermuda Park, Nuneaton Cinema, Nuneaton Bermuda Park, Nuneaton Walsingham Drive, Nuneaton Walsingham Drive, Nuneaton National Dairies, Nuneaton George Eliot Hospital Main Entrance, Nuneaton Eliot Way, Nuneaton Edward Street, Nuneaton Riversley Road, Nuneaton Mill Street, Nuneaton Church Street, Nuneaton Bus Station, Nuneaton Hareƒeld Road, Nuneaton 79 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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