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524 bus time schedule & line map 524 Bolton - Bury Via Little Lever, Radcliffe View In Website Mode The 524 bus line (Bolton - Bury Via Little Lever, Radcliffe) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bolton: 4:45 AM - 11:30 PM (2) Bury: 5:00 AM - 11:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 524 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 524 bus arriving. Direction: Bolton 524 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Bolton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:30 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 4:45 AM - 11:30 PM Bury Interchange, Bury Haymarket Street, Bury Tuesday 4:45 AM - 11:30 PM Town Hall, Bury Wednesday 4:45 AM - 11:30 PM Knowsley Street, Bury Thursday 4:45 AM - 11:30 PM Parliament Street, Fishpool Friday 4:45 AM - 11:30 PM Holy Cross College, Fishpool Saturday 5:30 AM - 11:30 PM Gigg Lane, Fishpool Redvales Road, Redvales 524 bus Info Shakespeare Avenue, Fletcher Fold Direction: Bolton Stops: 45 Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold Trip Duration: 43 min Line Summary: Bury Interchange, Bury, Town Hall, Trade Park, Radcliffe Bury, Parliament Street, Fishpool, Holy Cross College, Fishpool, Gigg Lane, Fishpool, Redvales Road, Redvales, Shakespeare Avenue, Fletcher Fold, Seddon Avenue, Radcliffe Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold, Trade Park, Hassall Street, Bury Radcliffe, Seddon Avenue, Radcliffe, Borough Avenue, Radcliffe, Riverside Road, Radcliffe, Rectory Borough Avenue, Radcliffe Close, Radcliffe, Bury Lane, Radcliffe, Cheetham Street, Radcliffe, Radcliffe Metrolink Stop, Radcliffe, Riverside Road, Radcliffe Radcliffe Bus Station, Radcliffe, Blackburn Street, Wild Street, Bury Radcliffe, Lord Raglan, Radcliffe, Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe, Turf Street, Radcliffe, Canute Street, Rectory Close, Radcliffe Radcliffe, Post O∆ce, Radcliffe, Coleridge Avenue, Rectory Close, Bury Radcliffe, Bolton Road, Bolton Road Estate, Stopes Tavern, Little Lever, Hayward Avenue, Little Lever, Bury Lane, Radcliffe Maseƒeld Road, Little Lever, Coronation Square, Little Lever, Church Street, Little Lever, Redcar Road, Cheetham Street, Radcliffe Dove Bank, Little Lever High School, Dove Bank, River Pollitt Street, Manchester Bridge, Moses Gate, Whitley Street, Moses Gate, Moses Gate, Rowena Street, Moses Gate, St Peters Radcliffe Metrolink Stop, Radcliffe Way, Burnden, Green Lane, Burnden, Mayƒeld Avenue, Burnden, Southƒeld Street, Burnden, Radcliffe Bus Station, Radcliffe Burnden Park, Burnden, Lever Street, Rose Hill, Dale Street, Manchester Orlando Street, Rose Hill, Shiffnall Street, Bolton, Bolton Interchange, Bolton Blackburn Street, Radcliffe Lord Raglan, Radcliffe 12-14 Water Street, Manchester Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe Water Street, Manchester Turf Street, Radcliffe Canute Street, Radcliffe Roman Street, Manchester Post O∆ce, Radcliffe 351 Bolton Road, Manchester Coleridge Avenue, Radcliffe Bolton Road, Bolton Road Estate 2-4 Stopes Road, Manchester Stopes Tavern, Little Lever Stopes Road, England Hayward Avenue, Little Lever Bexhill Close, England Maseƒeld Road, Little Lever High Street, England Coronation Square, Little Lever 7 Fletcher Street, England Church Street, Little Lever 79-81 Market Street, England Redcar Road, Dove Bank Kiln Street, England Little Lever High School, Dove Bank River Bridge, Moses Gate Whitley Street, Moses Gate Loxham Street, Bolton Moses Gate Rowena Street, Moses Gate Back Manchester Road, Bolton St Peters Way, Burnden Green Lane, Burnden Mayƒeld Avenue, Burnden Southƒeld Street, Burnden Back Manchester Road West, Bolton Burnden Park, Burnden Manchester Road, Bolton Lever Street, Rose Hill Orlando Street, Rose Hill Orlando Street, Bolton Shiffnall Street, Bolton Lomax's Buildings, Bolton Bolton Interchange, Bolton Section Street, Bolton Direction: Bury 524 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Bury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:15 AM - 11:15 PM Monday 5:00 AM - 11:15 PM Bolton Interchange, Bolton Tuesday 5:00 AM - 11:15 PM Shiffnall Street, Bolton Union Buildings, Bolton Wednesday 5:00 AM - 11:15 PM Grosvenor Street, Rose Hill Thursday 5:00 AM - 11:15 PM Friday 5:00 AM - 11:15 PM Orlando Street, Rose Hill Henry Street, Bolton Saturday 5:45 AM - 11:15 PM Lever Street, Rose Hill Burnden Park, Burnden Manchester Road, Bolton 524 bus Info Direction: Bury Weston Street, Burnden Stops: 46 Croft Street, Bolton Trip Duration: 42 min Line Summary: Bolton Interchange, Bolton, Shiffnall Raikes Lane, Burnden Street, Bolton, Grosvenor Street, Rose Hill, Orlando Street, Rose Hill, Lever Street, Rose Hill, Burnden Mayƒeld Avenue, Burnden Park, Burnden, Weston Street, Burnden, Raikes Lane, Burnden, Mayƒeld Avenue, Burnden, Green Lane, Green Lane, Burnden Burnden, Moses Gate, Whitley Street, Moses Gate, Green Lane, Bolton River Bridge, Moses Gate, Little Lever High School, Dove Bank, Redcar Road, Dove Bank, Church Street, Moses Gate Little Lever, Coronation Square, Little Lever, Settle Street, Little Lever, Hayward Avenue, Little Lever, Whitley Street, Moses Gate Stopes Tavern, Little Lever, Bolton Road, Bolton Road Estate, Coleridge Avenue, Radcliffe, Wordsworth Hall Lane, Bolton Avenue, Radcliffe, Homer Street, Radcliffe, Turf River Bridge, Moses Gate Street, Radcliffe, Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe, War Memorial, Radcliffe, Cross Street, Radcliffe, Radcliffe Little Lever High School, Dove Bank Bus Station, Radcliffe, Radcliffe Metrolink Stop, Radcliffe, Butterworth Street, Radcliffe, Croft Lane, Church Street, England Radcliffe, Cross Lane, Radcliffe, Rectory Close, Redcar Road, Dove Bank Radcliffe, Riverside Road, Radcliffe, Borough Avenue, Radcliffe, Seddon Avenue, Radcliffe, The Bridge Inn, New Riven Court, England Radcliffe, Trade Park, Radcliffe, Manchester Road, Church Street, Little Lever Fletcher Fold, Swan & Cemetery, Redvales, Redvales Road, Redvales, Radcliffe Road, Fishpool, Parliament 79-81 Market Street, England Street, Fishpool, Town Hall, Bury, Bury Interchange, Bury Coronation Square, Little Lever Albert Street, England Settle Street, Little Lever Hayward Avenue, Little Lever Bexhill Close, England Stopes Tavern, Little Lever Stopes Road, England Bolton Road, Bolton Road Estate 2-4 Stopes Road, Manchester Coleridge Avenue, Radcliffe Wordsworth Avenue, Radcliffe Acre Street, Manchester Homer Street, Radcliffe Monton Street, Manchester Turf Street, Radcliffe Wright Street, Manchester Ainsworth Road, Radcliffe Water Lane, Manchester War Memorial, Radcliffe Blackburn Street, Manchester Cross Street, Radcliffe Cross Street, Manchester Radcliffe Bus Station, Radcliffe Dale Street, Manchester Radcliffe Metrolink Stop, Radcliffe Butterworth Street, Radcliffe Pollitt Street, Manchester Croft Lane, Radcliffe Cross Lane, Manchester Cross Lane, Radcliffe Bealey Row, Bury Rectory Close, Radcliffe Rectory Close, Bury Riverside Road, Radcliffe Borough Avenue, Radcliffe Dumers Lane, Bury Seddon Avenue, Radcliffe Linley Street, Bury The Bridge Inn, Radcliffe Baillie Street, Bury Trade Park, Radcliffe Manchester Road, Fletcher Fold 480 Manchester Road, Bury Swan & Cemetery, Redvales Redvales Road, Redvales Radcliffe Road, Fishpool Parliament Street, Fishpool Olivant Street, Bury Town Hall, Bury Bury Interchange, Bury Haymarket Street, Bury 524 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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