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795 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 795 bus time schedule & line map 795 Cadishead - Wellacre Academy Via Eccles View In Website Mode The 795 bus line (Cadishead - Wellacre Academy Via Eccles) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Cadishead: 3:07 PM (2) Flixton: 7:36 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 795 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 795 bus arriving. Direction: Cadishead 795 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Cadishead Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:07 PM Girls High School, Flixton Tuesday 3:07 PM Brook Road, Flixton Wednesday 3:07 PM Mardale Avenue, Calder Bank Thursday 3:07 PM Moorside Road, England Friday 3:07 PM Lawrence Road, Calder Bank Saturday Not Operational Woodsend Circle Moorside Road, Salford Woodsend Circle Woodsend Crescent Road, Salford 795 bus Info Direction: Cadishead Lytham Road, Flixton Stops: 59 Lytham Road, Salford Trip Duration: 85 min Line Summary: Girls High School, Flixton, Brook Roedean Gardens, Flixton Road, Flixton, Mardale Avenue, Calder Bank, Lawrence Road, Calder Bank, Woodsend Circle, Irlam Road, Flixton Woodsend Circle, Lytham Road, Flixton, Roedean Gardens, Flixton, Irlam Road, Flixton, Woodsend Woodsend Road, Flixton Road, Flixton, Wibbersley Park, Flixton, Flixton Road, Tilby Close, England Flixton, Irlam Road, Flixton, Trevor Road, Flixton, Girls High School, Flixton, Princess Road, Flixton, Newton Wibbersley Park, Flixton Road, Urmston, Roseneath Road, Urmston, Urmston Station, Urmston, Urmston Library, Urmston, Crofts Flixton Road, Flixton Bank Road, Urmston, Roseneath Road, Urmston, Davyhulme Library, Davyhulme, Kingsway Park, Holly House Drive, Salford Croft's Bank, Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre, Irlam Road, Flixton Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington, Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington, Church Rectory, Dumplington, Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell, Cawdor Street, Patricroft, Trevor Road, Flixton Charlton Avenue, Patricroft, Cecil Road, Patricroft, Liverpool Road, Patricroft, Gladstone Road, Girls High School, Flixton Patricroft, Milton Street, Patricroft, Green Lane, Patricroft, Patricroft Bridge, Patricroft, Alexandra Princess Road, Flixton House, Peel Green, Grapes Hotel, Peel Green, Peel Green Road, Peel Green, Schoƒeld Road, Peel Green, Newton Road, Urmston New Hall Avenue, Peel Green, Southlands Avenue, Peel Green, Barton Moss Road, Barton Moss, Roseneath Road, Urmston Boysnope Farm, Irlam, Addison Road, Irlam, Boundary Road, Irlam, Princes Avenue, Irlam, Urmston Station, Urmston Moorƒeld Road, Irlam, Ferryhill Road, Irlam, Broadway, Irlam, Lathom Road, Irlam, The Ship, Urmston Library, Urmston Irlam, Irlam Post O∆ce, Irlam, Station Road, Irlam, Kings Road, Irlam, Albert Street, Irlam, New Moss Hilton Avenue, Salford Road, Cadishead, Coach & Horses, Cadishead Crofts Bank Road, Urmston Moorside Road, Salford Roseneath Road, Urmston Davyhulme Library, Davyhulme Kingsway Park, Croft's Bank Barton Road, Salford Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington Trafford Boulevard, Salford Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington Church Rectory, Dumplington Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell Cawdor Street, Patricroft Charlton Avenue, Patricroft Trafford Road, Salford Cecil Road, Patricroft Liverpool Road, Patricroft 5 Liverpool Road, Salford Gladstone Road, Patricroft Hamilcar Avenue, Salford Milton Street, Patricroft Keats Road, Salford Green Lane, Patricroft 264 Liverpool Road, Salford Patricroft Bridge, Patricroft Alexandra House, Peel Green Grapes Hotel, Peel Green John Street, Salford Peel Green Road, Peel Green 539 Liverpool Road, Salford Schoƒeld Road, Peel Green New Hall Avenue, Peel Green Southlands Avenue, Peel Green Barton Moss Road, Barton Moss Boysnope Farm, Irlam Addison Road, Irlam Boundary Road, Irlam Princes Avenue, Irlam Moorƒeld Road, Irlam Ferryhill Road, Irlam Broadway, Irlam Barnview Drive, England Lathom Road, Irlam The Ship, Irlam Irlam Post O∆ce, Irlam Delhi Road, England Station Road, Irlam Kings Road, Irlam Ashƒeld Grove, England Albert Street, Irlam Brereton Grove, England New Moss Road, Cadishead John Street, England Coach & Horses, Cadishead Direction: Flixton 795 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Flixton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:36 AM Coach & Horses, Cadishead Tuesday 7:36 AM Cadishead Library, Cadishead John Street, England Wednesday 7:36 AM Albert Street, Irlam Thursday 7:36 AM Nuttall Street, England Friday 7:36 AM Irlam Station, Irlam Saturday Not Operational Liverpool Road, England Railway Inn, Irlam The Ship, Irlam 795 bus Info Direction: Flixton Lathom Road, Irlam Stops: 45 Lathom Road, England Trip Duration: 49 min Line Summary: Coach & Horses, Cadishead, Broadway, Irlam Cadishead Library, Cadishead, Albert Street, Irlam, Barnview Drive, England Irlam Station, Irlam, Railway Inn, Irlam, The Ship, Irlam, Lathom Road, Irlam, Broadway, Irlam, Ferry Ferry Road, Irlam Road, Irlam, Moorƒeld Road, Irlam, Fiddlers Lane, Irlam, Princes Avenue, Irlam, Boundary Road, Irlam, Moorƒeld Road, Irlam Addison Road, Irlam, Boysnope Farm, Irlam, Barton Moss Road, Barton Moss, Barton Aerodrome, Fiddlers Lane, Irlam Newlands Avenue, Peel Green, Woodlands Avenue, Dairydale Close, England Peel Green, Brookhouse Avenue, Peel Green, Schoƒeld Road, Peel Green, Peel Green Road, Peel Princes Avenue, Irlam Green, Grapes Hotel, Peel Green, Patricroft Bridge, Patricroft, Shakespeare Crescent, Patricroft, Milton Boundary Road, Irlam Street, Patricroft, Gladstone Road, Patricroft, Cecil Road, Patricroft, Charlton Avenue, Patricroft, Addison Road, Irlam Adelaide Street, Patricroft, Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell, Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington, Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre, Rivers Lane, Croft's Bank, Boysnope Farm, Irlam Davyhulme Circle, Davyhulme, Canterbury Road, Davyhulme, Crofts Bank Road, Urmston, Roseneath Barton Moss Road, Barton Moss Road, Urmston, Bowfell Circle, Trafford General Hospital, Urmston Leisure Centre, Flixton, Trevor Barton Aerodrome Road, Flixton, Irlam Road, Flixton, Flixton Road, Flixton, Wibbersley Park, Flixton, St John'S, Flixton Newlands Avenue, Peel Green Woodlands Avenue, Peel Green Woodlands Avenue, Salford Brookhouse Avenue, Peel Green A57, Salford Schoƒeld Road, Peel Green Peel Green Road, Peel Green 539 Liverpool Road, Salford Grapes Hotel, Peel Green John Street, Salford Patricroft Bridge, Patricroft Shakespeare Crescent, Patricroft Golden Street, Salford Milton Street, Patricroft Gladstone Road, Patricroft Hamilcar Avenue, Salford Cecil Road, Patricroft Charlton Avenue, Patricroft Trafford Road, Salford Adelaide Street, Patricroft Fintry Grove, Salford Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre Rivers Lane, Croft's Bank Davyhulme Circle, Davyhulme Crofts Bank Road, Salford Canterbury Road, Davyhulme Crofts Bank Road, Salford Crofts Bank Road, Urmston Moorside Road, Salford Roseneath Road, Urmston Bowfell Circle, Trafford General Hospital Charleston Square, Salford Urmston Leisure Centre, Flixton The Spinney, Salford Trevor Road, Flixton Irlam Road, Flixton Flixton Road, Flixton Holly House Drive, Salford Wibbersley Park, Flixton St John'S, Flixton 795 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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