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E4 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route E4 bus time schedule & line map E4 Elland - Barkisland View In Website Mode The E4 bus line (Elland - Barkisland) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Barkisland <-> Elland: 7:55 AM - 5:25 PM (2) Elland <-> Barkisland: 8:30 AM - 5:35 PM (3) Greetland <-> Elland: 4:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest E4 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next E4 bus arriving. Direction: Barkisland <-> Elland E4 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Barkisland <-> Elland Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:55 AM - 5:25 PM Stainland Road Stonelea, Barkisland Tuesday 7:55 AM - 5:25 PM Cricket Club, Barkisland Wednesday 7:55 AM - 5:25 PM Scammonden Road Primary School, Barkisland Thursday 7:55 AM - 5:25 PM Stainland Road, Ripponden Civil Parish Friday 7:55 AM - 5:25 PM Scammonden Rd Greetland Road, Barkisland Saturday 10:15 AM - 4:15 PM Greetland Road Abbotts Royd, Barkisland Lightcliffe Royd Farm, Barkisland Lightcliffe Royd Lane, Ripponden Civil Parish E4 bus Info Greetland Road Garden Ln, Barkisland Direction: Barkisland <-> Elland Stops: 32 Spring Rock Ph, Greetland Trip Duration: 18 min Rochdale Road, England Line Summary: Stainland Road Stonelea, Barkisland, Cricket Club, Barkisland, Scammonden Road Primary Rochdale Road Sports Club, Greetland School, Barkisland, Scammonden Rd Greetland Road, Barkisland, Greetland Road Abbotts Royd, Rochdale Rd Dog Lane, Greetland Barkisland, Lightcliffe Royd Farm, Barkisland, Greetland Road Garden Ln, Barkisland, Spring Rock Ph, Greetland, Rochdale Road Sports Club, Rochdale Rd Turbury Lane, Greetland Greetland, Rochdale Rd Dog Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Turbury Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Rochdale Rd Scar Bottom Lane, Greetland Scar Bottom Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Moor Bottom Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Martin Green Rochdale Rd Moor Bottom Lane, Greetland Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd School Street, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Ashƒeld Road, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Martin Green Lane, Greetland Rochdale Road Crosshills Mount, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Clay House Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rochdale Rd School Street, Greetland Road, West Vale, Rochdale Rd, West Vale, Long Wall, 222 Rochdale Road, Elland Elland, Jepson Lane Victoria Ave, Elland, Jepson Lane Victoria Rd, Elland, Victoria Rd Burley Street, Rochdale Rd Ashƒeld Road, Greetland Elland, Southgate, Elland, Huddersƒeld Road, Elland, 182 Rochdale Road, Elland Briggate Eastgate, Elland, Elland Bridge Gas Works Lane, Elland, Park Road, Elland, Park Rd Plains Lane, Rochdale Road Crosshills Mount, Greetland Elland, Park Rd Park Road Mills, Elland, Park Road, 120 Rochdale Road, Elland Elland Rochdale Rd Clay House Lane, Greetland 3 Clay House Lane, Elland Rochdale Road, West Vale 14 Rochdale Road, Elland Rochdale Rd, West Vale 53 Rochdale Road, Elland Long Wall, Elland Jepson Lane Victoria Ave, Elland Jepson Lane, Elland Jepson Lane Victoria Rd, Elland Victoria Rd Burley Street, Elland Southgate, Elland Southgate, Elland Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Briggate Eastgate, Elland 18 Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Elland Bridge Gas Works Lane, Elland Elland Bridge, Elland Park Road, Elland Park Rd Plains Lane, Elland Park Rd Park Road Mills, Elland Kinnaird Close, Elland Park Road, Elland Direction: Elland <-> Barkisland E4 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Elland <-> Barkisland Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:30 AM - 5:35 PM Park Road, Elland Tuesday 8:30 AM - 5:35 PM Park Rd Plains Lane, Elland Wednesday 8:30 AM - 5:35 PM Park Road, Elland Thursday 8:30 AM - 5:35 PM Briggate Eastgate, Elland Friday 8:30 AM - 5:35 PM Briggate, Elland Saturday 9:55 AM - 3:55 PM Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Town Hall Street, Elland Southgate, Elland Town Hall Street, Elland E4 bus Info Direction: Elland <-> Barkisland Victoria Rd Burley Street, Elland Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 28 min Jepson Lane Victoria Rd, Elland Line Summary: Park Road, Elland, Park Rd Plains Lane, Elland, Park Road, Elland, Briggate Eastgate, Jepson Lane Victoria Ave, Elland Elland, Huddersƒeld Road, Elland, Southgate, Elland, Victoria Rd Burley Street, Elland, Jepson Lane Long Wall, Elland Victoria Rd, Elland, Jepson Lane Victoria Ave, Elland, Long Wall, Elland, Rochdale Road, West Vale, Rochdale Road, West Vale Rochdale Rd Clay House Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Milner Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Ashƒeld 14 Rochdale Road, Elland Road, Greetland, Rochdale Rd School Street, Rochdale Rd Clay House Lane, Greetland Greetland, Rochdale Rd Martin Green Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Moor Bottom Lane, 117 Rochdale Road, Elland Greetland, Rochdale Rd Scar Bottom Lane, Rochdale Rd Milner Lane, Greetland Greetland, Rochdale Rd Turbury Lane, Greetland, Rochdale Road, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Dog Lane, 167 Rochdale Road, Elland Greetland, Rochdale Road Sports Club, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Ashƒeld Road, Greetland Spring Rock Ph, Greetland, Greetland Road Garden Ln, Barkisland, Lightcliffe Royd Farm, Barkisland, 164 Rochdale Road, Elland Greetland Road Abbotts Royd, Barkisland, Rochdale Rd School Street, Greetland Scammonden Rd Greetland Road, Barkisland, Scammonden Road Primary School, Barkisland, 222 Rochdale Road, Elland Stainland Road Stonelea, Barkisland Rochdale Rd Martin Green Lane, Greetland Rochdale Rd Moor Bottom Lane, Greetland Upper Martin Green, England Rochdale Rd Scar Bottom Lane, Greetland Rochdale Rd Turbury Lane, Greetland Rochdale Road, Greetland Rochdale Rd Dog Lane, Greetland Rochdale Road Sports Club, Greetland Spring Rock Ph, Greetland Rochdale Road, England Greetland Road Garden Ln, Barkisland Lightcliffe Royd Farm, Barkisland Lightcliffe Royd Lane, Ripponden Civil Parish Greetland Road Abbotts Royd, Barkisland Scammonden Rd Greetland Road, Barkisland Scammonden Road Primary School, Barkisland Stainland Road Stonelea, Barkisland Direction: Greetland <-> Elland E4 bus Time Schedule 13 stops Greetland <-> Elland Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:30 PM School St Rochdale Rd, Greetland School Street, Elland Tuesday 4:30 PM School Street Highƒeld Ave, Greetland Wednesday 4:30 PM Highƒeld Avenue, Elland Thursday 4:30 PM Rochdale Rd Ashƒeld Road, Greetland Friday 4:30 PM 182 Rochdale Road, Elland Saturday Not Operational Rochdale Road Crosshills Mount, Greetland 120 Rochdale Road, Elland Rochdale Rd Clay House Lane, Greetland 3 Clay House Lane, Elland E4 bus Info Direction: Greetland <-> Elland Rochdale Road, West Vale Stops: 13 14 Rochdale Road, Elland Trip Duration: 9 min Line Summary: School St Rochdale Rd, Greetland, Rochdale Rd, West Vale School Street Highƒeld Ave, Greetland, Rochdale Rd 53 Rochdale Road, Elland Ashƒeld Road, Greetland, Rochdale Road Crosshills Mount, Greetland, Rochdale Rd Clay House Lane, Long Wall, Elland Greetland, Rochdale Road, West Vale, Rochdale Rd, West Vale, Long Wall, Elland, Jepson Lane Victoria Jepson Lane Victoria Ave, Elland Ave, Elland, Jepson Lane Victoria Rd, Elland, Victoria Jepson Lane, Elland Rd Burley Street, Elland, Southgate, Elland, Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Jepson Lane Victoria Rd, Elland Victoria Rd Burley Street, Elland Southgate, Elland Southgate, Elland Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Huddersƒeld Road, Elland E4 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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