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85 bus time schedule & line map 85 Newcastle - Keele - Crewe - Nantwich View In Website Mode The 85 bus line (Newcastle - Keele - Crewe - Nantwich) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Crewe: 6:00 PM - 7:40 PM (2) Crewe: 6:36 AM - 1:35 PM (3) Nantwich: 6:48 AM - 5:15 PM (4) Newcastle Town Centre: 6:10 AM - 6:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 85 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 85 bus arriving. Direction: Crewe 85 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Crewe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:30 AM - 8:30 PM Monday 6:00 PM - 7:40 PM Bus Station, Newcastle Town Centre Stubbs Street, Stoke-On-Trent Tuesday 6:00 PM - 7:40 PM Lower Street, Newcastle Town Centre Wednesday 6:00 PM - 7:40 PM BlackFriars Road, Stoke-On-Trent Thursday 6:00 PM - 7:40 PM Sneyd Arms, Westlands Friday 6:00 PM - 7:40 PM Higherland, Stoke-On-Trent Saturday 5:50 PM - 7:35 PM Mayƒeld Avenue, Thistleberry St Patricks Drive, Thistleberry Gallowstree Lane, Thistleberry 85 bus Info Direction: Crewe Barnes Hall, Keele Stops: 58 Trip Duration: 50 min Darwin Building, Keele Line Summary: Bus Station, Newcastle Town Centre, Lower Street, Newcastle Town Centre, Sneyd Arms, Horwood Hall, Keele Westlands, Mayƒeld Avenue, Thistleberry, St Patricks Drive, Thistleberry, Gallowstree Lane, Thistleberry, Lindsay Hall, Keele Barnes Hall, Keele, Darwin Building, Keele, Horwood Hall, Keele, Lindsay Hall, Keele, Holly Cross Hall, 30 Larchwood, Keele Civil Parish Keele, Sneyd Arms Ph, Keele, Highway Lane, Keele, Holly Cross Hall, Keele Old Chapel Close, Keele, Station Drive, Keele, Honeywall Lane, Madeley Heath, Meadows School, Madeley Heath, Beck Road, Little Madeley, Madeley Sneyd Arms Ph, Keele Court, Little Madeley, O«ey Arms Ph, Madeley, The The Village, Keele Civil Parish Holborn, Madeley, John O«ey Road, Madeley, Highway Lane, Keele Railway Foot Bridge, Madeley, The Bridle Path, Madeley, Madeley Mill, Madeley, Newcastle Road, 36 The Village, Keele Civil Parish Madeley, Holm Oak Drive, Little Madeley, Bowsey Wood Road, Wrinehill, Mill Lane, Wrinehill, Checkley Old Chapel Close, Keele Lane, Wrinehill, Hand & Trumpet Inn Ph, Wrinehill, 46 Station Road, Keele Civil Parish Stavely House, Wrinehill, Village Hall, Betley, Court Walk, Betley, Common Lane, Betley, East Lawns, Station Drive, Keele Betley, Back Lane, Betley, Doddlespool Hall, Betley, Station Road, Keele Civil Parish Elms Farm, Balterley Heath, New Thorntree, Balterley Honeywall Lane, Madeley Heath Heath, Broughton Arms Ph, Balterley Heath, Gorsty 2 Honeywall Lane, Madeley Civil Parish Hill Garage, Gorstyhill, Wychwood Park, Weston Hall, Weston, Snape Lane, Weston, White Lion Inn, Meadows School, Madeley Heath Weston, Carters Green Farm, Weston, Crewe Hall Entrance, Stowford, 2020 Mobile Group, Crewe, Beck Road, Little Madeley Second Avenue, Crewe, B&Q, Crewe, Railway Station, 3 Parkside, Madeley Heath Crewe, The Brunswick, Crewe, Hope Street, Crewe, Stalbridge Road, Crewe, Lawton Street, Crewe, Madeley Court, Little Madeley Christadelphian Hall, Crewe, Bus Station, Crewe Newcastle Road, Madeley Civil Parish O«ey Arms Ph, Madeley Poolside, Madeley Civil Parish The Holborn, Madeley Poolside Gardens, Madeley Civil Parish John O«ey Road, Madeley 27 Izaac Walton Way, Madeley Civil Parish Railway Foot Bridge, Madeley 19 Moss Lane, Madeley Civil Parish The Bridle Path, Madeley 61 Moss Lane, Madeley Civil Parish Madeley Mill, Madeley 1 Madeley Mill, Madeley Civil Parish Newcastle Road, Madeley 4 Greyhound Corner, Madeley Civil Parish Holm Oak Drive, Little Madeley 43 New Road, Madeley Civil Parish Bowsey Wood Road, Wrinehill Mill Lane, Wrinehill Checkley Lane, Wrinehill Hand & Trumpet Inn Ph, Wrinehill Stavely House, Wrinehill Village Hall, Betley Court Walk, Betley Common Lane, Betley Chamberlain Court, Betley Civil Parish East Lawns, Betley Back Lane, Betley Newcastle Road, Balterley Civil Parish Doddlespool Hall, Betley Elms Farm, Balterley Heath New Thorntree, Balterley Heath Broughton Arms Ph, Balterley Heath Gorsty Hill Garage, Gorstyhill Wychwood Park Weston Hall, Weston Snape Lane, Weston White Lion Inn, Weston Main Road, Weston Civil Parish Carters Green Farm, Weston Crewe Hall Entrance, Stowford 2020 Mobile Group, Crewe Second Avenue, Crewe B&Q, Crewe Railway Station, Crewe The Brunswick, Crewe Longford Street, Crewe Hope Street, Crewe Broady Court, Crewe Stalbridge Road, Crewe Lawton Street, Crewe 183 Edleston Road, Crewe Christadelphian Hall, Crewe Edleston Road, Crewe Bus Station, Crewe Charles Street, Crewe Direction: Crewe 85 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Crewe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:36 AM - 1:35 PM Bus Station, Nantwich 51 Beam Street, Nantwich Tuesday 6:36 AM - 1:35 PM The Crescent, Nantwich Wednesday 6:36 AM - 1:35 PM Beam Street, Nantwich Thursday 6:36 AM - 1:35 PM Arnold Street, Nantwich Friday 6:36 AM - 1:35 PM Baronia Place, Nantwich Saturday 7:41 AM - 1:35 PM Cemetery Corner, Nantwich Sainsbury'S, Nantwich 34 Middlewich Road, Nantwich 85 bus Info Colleys Lane, Nantwich Direction: Crewe Stops: 40 Alvaston Hall Hotel, Wistaston Trip Duration: 33 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Nantwich, The Crescent, Houses, Wistaston Nantwich, Arnold Street, Nantwich, Cemetery Corner, Nantwich, Sainsbury'S, Nantwich, Colleys Lane, The Rising Sun, Wistaston Nantwich, Alvaston Hall Hotel, Wistaston, Houses, Wistaston, The Rising Sun, Wistaston, The Beefeater, The Beefeater, Woolstanwood Woolstanwood, Marshƒeld Avenue, Marshƒeld, Tarvin Avenue, Marshƒeld, Acton Road, Marshƒeld, Marshƒeld Avenue, Marshƒeld Christleton Avenue, Marshƒeld, Co-Op, Marshƒeld, Victoria Avenue, Crewe, Hulme Street, Crewe, Nixon Tarvin Avenue, Marshƒeld Street, Crewe, Monks Lane, Crewe, Timbrell Avenue, Crewe, Mayƒeld Mews, Crewe, Clement Drive, Crewe, Tarvin Avenue, England Chassagne Square, Crewe, Royce Close, Crewe, Acton Road, Marshƒeld Westbourne Avenue, Crewe, Smith Grove, Crewe, Kettell Avenue, Crewe, West Street, Crewe, Frank Webb Avenue, Crewe, Underwood Lane, Crewe, Christleton Avenue, Marshƒeld Derby Street, Crewe, West Avenue, Crewe, Browning Street, Crewe, Bus Station, Crewe, The Terrace, Co-Op, Marshƒeld Crewe, Maxwell Street, Crewe, Camm Street, Crewe, 645 West Street, Crewe The Brunswick, Crewe, Mill Street Alighting Only, Crewe, Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe Victoria Avenue, Crewe Hulme Street, Crewe Nixon Street, Crewe Nixon Street, Crewe Monks Lane, Crewe Timbrell Avenue, Crewe Mayƒeld Mews, Crewe Minshull New Road, England Clement Drive, Crewe Chassagne Square, Crewe Chassagne Square, Crewe Royce Close, Crewe Royce Close, Crewe Westbourne Avenue, Crewe Smith Grove, Crewe Kettell Avenue, Crewe West Street, Crewe West Street, Crewe Frank Webb Avenue, Crewe West Street, Crewe Underwood Lane, Crewe Derby Street, Crewe 156 West Street, Crewe West Avenue, Crewe Browning Street, Crewe Saint Paul's Close, Crewe Bus Station, Crewe Tower Way, Crewe The Terrace, Crewe Market Street, Crewe Maxwell Street, Crewe Edleston Road, Crewe Camm Street, Crewe The Brunswick, Crewe Cotterill Street, Crewe Mill Street Alighting Only, Crewe Arthur Street, Crewe Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe Nantwich Road, Crewe Direction: Nantwich 85 bus Time Schedule 90 stops Nantwich Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:48 AM - 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