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862 bus time schedule & line map 862 Ilkley <-> Keighley View In Website Mode The 862 bus line (Ilkley <-> Keighley) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ilkley <-> Keighley: 6:18 PM (2) Keighley <-> Ilkley: 8:35 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 862 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 862 bus arriving. Direction: Ilkley <-> Keighley 862 bus Time Schedule 36 stops Ilkley <-> Keighley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:18 PM Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand B, Ilkley Tuesday Not Operational Brook Street Railway Rd, Ilkley The Grove Promenade, Ilkley Wednesday Not Operational Skipton Rd Middleton Road, Ilkley Thursday Not Operational Back Middleton Road, Ilkley Friday Not Operational Skipton Rd Easby Drive, Ilkley Saturday Not Operational Skipton Rd Appletree Gardens, Ilkley Skipton Rd Layby, Ilkley 862 bus Info Skipton Rd Cocking Lane, Ilkley Direction: Ilkley <-> Keighley Stops: 36 Skipton Road Netherwood, Ilkley Trip Duration: 24 min Line Summary: Bus Station Stand B, Ilkley, Brook Skipton Rd Cocking Lane, Ilkley Street Railway Rd, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Middleton Road, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Easby Drive, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Appletree Gardens, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Layby, Ilkley, Wharfedale Rd Lumb Gill Lane, Addingham Skipton Rd Cocking Lane, Ilkley, Skipton Road Netherwood, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Cocking Lane, Ilkley, Main St Church Street, Addingham Wharfedale Rd Lumb Gill Lane, Addingham, Main St Church Street, Addingham, Cricket Ground, Cricket Ground, Addingham Addingham, Main Street the Fleece Ph, Addingham, Main Street Library, Addingham, Burnside Mill, Main Street the Fleece Ph, Addingham Addingham, Silsden Rd Moor Park Way, Addingham, 152-154 Main Street, Addingham Silsden Road, Addingham, Silsden Road, Addingham, Silsden Road Lower Marchup Farm, Addingham, Main Street Library, Addingham Silsden Road Marchup Cottage, Addingham, Bolton 106 Main Street, Addingham Road Lippersley Ln, Addingham, Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden, Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden, Burnside Mill, Addingham Bolton Rd Fishbeck Lane, Silsden, Water Treatment Main Street, Addingham Plant, Silsden, Bolton Road North St, Silsden, Bolton Road Pickard Ln, Silsden, Memorial Gardens S4, Silsden Rd Moor Park Way, Addingham Silsden, Kirkgate Aire View, Silsden, Keighley Rd Moor Park Grove, Addingham Civil Parish Walkers Place, Silsden, Keighley Rd Belton Road, Silsden, Keighley Road Silsden Bridge, Steeton, Silsden Road, Addingham Skipton Rd East Avenue, Keighley, Skipton Rd Silsden Road, Addingham Strawberry Street, Keighley, North St Albert Street, Keighley, Bus Station Stand J, Keighley Silsden Road Lower Marchup Farm, Addingham Silsden Road Marchup Cottage, Addingham Bolton Road Lippersley Ln, Addingham Bolton Road, Silsden Civil Parish Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden Bolton Rd Fishbeck Lane, Silsden Water Treatment Plant, Silsden Bolton Road North St, Silsden Bolton Road Pickard Ln, Silsden Memorial Gardens S4, Silsden Kirkgate, Silsden Kirkgate Aire View, Silsden 19 Kirkgate, Silsden Keighley Rd Walkers Place, Silsden Walkers Place, Silsden Keighley Rd Belton Road, Silsden Keighley Road Silsden Bridge, Steeton Skipton Rd East Avenue, Keighley Skipton Rd Strawberry Street, Keighley 145 Skipton Road, Keighley North St Albert Street, Keighley North Street, Keighley Bus Station Stand J, Keighley Townƒeld, Keighley Direction: Keighley <-> Ilkley 862 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Keighley <-> Ilkley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:35 AM Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand J, Keighley Townƒeld, Keighley Tuesday Not Operational North St Albert Street, Keighley Wednesday Not Operational North Street, Keighley Thursday Not Operational Skipton Rd East Avenue, Keighley Friday Not Operational Skipton Road, Keighley Saturday Not Operational Keighley Road Silsden Bridge, Steeton Keighley Rd Belton Road, Silsden Keighley Rd Walkers Place, Silsden 862 bus Info Keighley Road, Silsden Direction: Keighley <-> Ilkley Stops: 34 Kirkgate Aire View, Silsden Trip Duration: 28 min 19 Kirkgate, Silsden Line Summary: Bus Station Stand J, Keighley, North St Albert Street, Keighley, Skipton Rd East Avenue, Bolton Road Brierdene, Silsden Keighley, Keighley Road Silsden Bridge, Steeton, Brierdene, Silsden Keighley Rd Belton Road, Silsden, Keighley Rd Walkers Place, Silsden, Kirkgate Aire View, Silsden, Bolton Road Pickard Ln, Silsden Bolton Road Brierdene, Silsden, Bolton Road Pickard Pickard Lane, Silsden Ln, Silsden, Bolton Road North St, Silsden, Water Treatment Plant, Silsden, Bolton Rd Fishbeck Lane, Bolton Road North St, Silsden Silsden, Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden, Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden, Bolton Road Lippersley Ln, Water Treatment Plant, Silsden Addingham, Silsden Road Marchup Cottage, Addingham, Silsden Road Lower Marchup Farm, Bolton Rd Fishbeck Lane, Silsden Addingham, Silsden Road, Addingham, Silsden Rd Big Meadow Drive, Addingham, Silsden Rd Moor Park Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden Way, Addingham, Burnside Mill, Addingham, Main Street Library, Addingham, Main Street the Fleece Ph, Bolton Road Cringles Ln, Silsden Addingham, Cricket Ground, Addingham, Ilkley Rd Church Street, Addingham, Wharfedale Rd Lumb Gill Bolton Road Lippersley Ln, Addingham Lane, Addingham, Skipton Rd Cocking Lane, Ilkley, Skipton Road Netherwood, Ilkley, Skipton Road the Bolton Road, Silsden Civil Parish Hollins, Ilkley, Skipton Road Dale View, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Victoria Avenue, Ilkley, Skipton Rd Easby Drive, Silsden Road Marchup Cottage, Addingham Ilkley, Skipton Rd Westville Road, Ilkley, Bus Station Stand B, Ilkley Silsden Road Lower Marchup Farm, Addingham Silsden Road, Addingham Silsden Rd Big Meadow Drive, Addingham Silsden Rd Moor Park Way, Addingham Moor Park Grove, Addingham Civil Parish Burnside Mill, Addingham Main Street Library, Addingham 106 Main Street, Addingham Main Street the Fleece Ph, Addingham 152-154 Main Street, Addingham Cricket Ground, Addingham Ilkley Rd Church Street, Addingham Wharfedale Rd Lumb Gill Lane, Addingham Skipton Rd Cocking Lane, Ilkley Skipton Road Netherwood, Ilkley Skipton Road the Hollins, Ilkley Skipton Road Dale View, Ilkley Skipton Rd Victoria Avenue, Ilkley Skipton Rd Easby Drive, Ilkley Skipton Rd Westville Road, Ilkley Bus Station Stand B, Ilkley 862 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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