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563A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 563A bus time schedule & line map 563A Halifax Town Centre <-> Brighouse View In Website Mode The 563A bus line Halifax Town Centre <-> Brighouse has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Halifax Town Centre <-> Brighouse: 7:45 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 563A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 563A bus arriving. Direction: Halifax Town Centre <-> Brighouse 563A bus Time Schedule 50 stops Halifax Town Centre <-> Brighouse Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand C1, Halifax Town Centre Tuesday Not Operational Commercial Street, Halifax Town Centre 30 Commercial Street, Halifax Wednesday Not Operational Horton Street, Halifax Town Centre Thursday 7:45 AM 70 Horton Street, Halifax Friday 7:45 AM Church Street South Parade, Halifax Town Centre Saturday Not Operational Lilly Lane, Halifax South Parade Heath View Street, Halifax Town Centre 44-46 South Parade, Halifax 563A bus Info Direction: Halifax Town Centre <-> Brighouse Shaw Hill Simmonds Lane, Halifax Town Centre Stops: 50 Shaw Hill, Halifax Trip Duration: 57 min Line Summary: Bus Station Stand C1, Halifax Town Free School Lane Hazelwood Court, Savile Park Centre, Commercial Street, Halifax Town Centre, Hazel Wood Court, Halifax Horton Street, Halifax Town Centre, Church Street South Parade, Halifax Town Centre, South Parade Heath Rd Heath Lane, Savile Park Heath View Street, Halifax Town Centre, Shaw Hill Simmonds Lane, Halifax Town Centre, Free School Skircoat Green Rd Stafford Avenue, Skircoat Lane Hazelwood Court, Savile Park, Heath Rd Heath Green Lane, Savile Park, Skircoat Green Rd Stafford Avenue, Skircoat Green, Skircoat Green Rd Stafford Skircoat Green Rd Stafford Road, Skircoat Green Road, Skircoat Green, Skircoat Green Rd Dryclough Skircoat Green Road, Halifax Lane, Skircoat Green, Skircoat Green Rd St Albans Road, Skircoat Green, Godfrey Road St Albans Ave, Skircoat Green Rd Dryclough Lane, Skircoat Green Skircoat Green, Green Park St, Calderdale Royal Hospital, Godfrey Road, Calderdale Royal Hospital, Skircoat Green Rd St Albans Road, Skircoat Green Bankhouse Woods, Skircoat Green, Dudwell Lane School, Skircoat Green, Dudwell Ln Skircoat Grn Rd, Godfrey Road St Albans Ave, Skircoat Green Skircoat Green, Spring Wood Avenue, Copley, Copley Lane Kings Lea, Copley, Copley Hall Street, Copley, Green Park St, Calderdale Royal Hospital Bus Terminus, Copley, Copley Hall Street, Copley, Wakeƒeld Rd Copley Lane, Copley, Wakeƒeld Rd Dean Godfrey Road, Halifax Wood View, Copley, Wakeƒeld Rd Cow Lane, Skircoat Godfrey Road, Calderdale Royal Hospital Green, Stainland Rd North Dean Bus Pk, Salterhebble, Stainland Road Sports Ground, West Bankhouse Woods, Skircoat Green Vale, Stainland Rd Alfred Street, West Vale, Rochdale Dudwell Lane, Halifax Rd, West Vale, Saddleworth Rd Albert Mills, Elland, Saddleworth Road, Elland, Briggate Eastgate, Elland, Dudwell Lane School, Skircoat Green Huddersƒeld Road, Elland, Dewsbury Road Thorn View, Elland, Whitwell Green Lane, Elland, Copperas Dudwell Ln Skircoat Grn Rd, Skircoat Green Mount, Upper Edge, Dewsbury Road Banks House, Upper Edge, Dewsbury Road Pinfold Ln, Upper Edge, Spring Wood Avenue, Copley Dewsbury Road Badger Hill, Upper Edge, Dewsbury Rd Cricket Ground, Rastrick, Slade Lane Fletcher Copley Lane Kings Lea, Copley Crescent, Rastrick, Slade Lane Lower Fold, Rastrick, Crowtrees Lane Carr Green Ln, Rastrick, Crowtrees Lane Library, Rastrick, Thornhill Road Castle Pl, Copley Hall Street, Copley Rastrick, Thornhill Rd Castle Avenue, Rastrick, Copley Hall Street, England Bramston Street Capel St, Rastrick, Bramston Street George St, Rastrick, Bus Station Stand D, Brighouse Bus Terminus, Copley North Dean Road, England Copley Hall Street, Copley Copley Hall Street, England Wakeƒeld Rd Copley Lane, Copley Copley Hall Street, England Wakeƒeld Rd Dean Wood View, Copley Wakeƒeld Rd Cow Lane, Skircoat Green Stainland Rd North Dean Bus Pk, Salterhebble Stainland Road Sports Ground, West Vale Stainland Rd Alfred Street, West Vale 1 Alfred Street, Elland Rochdale Rd, West Vale 53 Rochdale Road, Elland Saddleworth Rd Albert Mills, Elland Saddleworth Road, Elland Saddleworth Road, Elland Saddleworth Road, Elland Briggate Eastgate, Elland Briggate, Elland Huddersƒeld Road, Elland Town Hall Street, Elland Dewsbury Road Thorn View, Elland Whitwell Green Lane, Elland Copperas Mount, Upper Edge Dewsbury Road Banks House, Upper Edge Dewsbury Road Pinfold Ln, Upper Edge Bean Street, England Dewsbury Road Badger Hill, Upper Edge Dewsbury Rd Cricket Ground, Rastrick Badger Hill, England Slade Lane Fletcher Crescent, Rastrick Slade Lane Lower Fold, Rastrick Lower Fold, England Crowtrees Lane Carr Green Ln, Rastrick Crowtrees Lane, England Crowtrees Lane Library, Rastrick Thornhill Road Castle Pl, Rastrick Thornhill Rd Castle Avenue, Rastrick Brook Grain Hill, Brighouse Bramston Street Capel St, Rastrick Chapel Street, Brighouse Bramston Street George St, Rastrick Scotty Croft Lane, Brighouse Bus Station Stand D, Brighouse 72 Commercial Street, Brighouse 563A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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