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TA02 bus time schedule & line map TA02 Darwen - Bury Via Edgworth, Tottington View In Website Mode The TA02 bus line (Darwen - Bury Via Edgworth, Tottington) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bromley Cross: 3:30 PM (2) Bury: 9:30 AM - 2:25 PM (3) Darwen: 12:50 PM (4) Darwen: 4:25 PM (5) Harwood Lee: 10:35 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest TA02 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next TA02 bus arriving. Direction: Bromley Cross TA02 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Bromley Cross Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bury Museum, Bury Moss Street, Bury Tuesday Not Operational Bury Market, Bury Wednesday 3:30 PM Mill Gate Shopping Centre, Bury Thursday Not Operational Minden Parade, Bury Friday 3:30 PM The Rock, Bury Saturday Not Operational Moorgate Primary Care Trust, Bury Bury Bridge, Elton Crostons Road, Bury TA02 bus Info Direction: Bromley Cross Whittle Street, Woodhill Stops: 43 Whittle Street, Bury Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Bury Museum, Bury, Bury Market, Fenton Street, Woodhill Bury, Mill Gate Shopping Centre, Bury, The Rock, Back Tottington Road South, Bury Bury, Moorgate Primary Care Trust, Bury, Bury Bridge, Elton, Whittle Street, Woodhill, Fenton Street, Stewart Street, Woodhill Woodhill, Stewart Street, Woodhill, Horridge Street, Stewart Street, Bury Woolfold, Darlington Close, Woolfold, The Lamb Inn, Woolfold, Leemans Hill Post O∆ce, Woolfold, Horridge Street, Woolfold Sunnywood Drive, Tottington, Booth Street, Tottington Road, Bury Tottington, Tottington Library, Tottington, Robin Hood, Tottington, Woodstock Drive, Tottington, Darlington Close, Woolfold Tottington Road, Walves, Walves, Bury Road, Dorning Street, England Edgworth, Bury Road, Edgworth, Broadhead Road, Edgworth, Crown Gardens, Edgworth, Isherwood The Lamb Inn, Woolfold Fold, Edgworth, Hob Lane, Edgworth, Wayside, Edgworth, Crown Gardens, Edgworth, The White Leemans Hill Post O∆ce, Woolfold Horse, Edgworth, The Barlow, Edgworth, Harbour Leemans Hill Street, Tottington Lane, Edgworth, Sandy Bank Rd, Turton Bottoms, Wellington Mews, Turton Bottoms, Jumbles Nursery, Sunnywood Drive, Tottington Turton Bottoms, High Street, Chapeltown, St Annes Church, Chapeltown, Turton Tower, Chapeltown, Booth Street, Tottington Horrobin Lane, Chapeltown, King William, New Street, Tottington Chapeltown, Jumbles Country Park, Bromley Cross, Windy Harbour Lane, Bromley Cross, Holkar Tottington Library, Tottington Meadows, Bromley Cross, Bromley Cross Station, Bromley Cross Robin Hood, Tottington Market Street, Tottington Woodstock Drive, Tottington Tottington Road, Walves Walves Bury Road, Edgworth Bury Road, Edgworth Broadhead Road, Edgworth 5 Blackburn Road, North Turton Civil Parish Crown Gardens, Edgworth Isherwood Fold, Edgworth Hob Lane, Edgworth Wayside, Edgworth Crown Gardens, Edgworth The White Horse, Edgworth 2 Bury Road, North Turton Civil Parish The Barlow, Edgworth 216 Bolton Road, North Turton Civil Parish Harbour Lane, Edgworth Brandwood Court, North Turton Civil Parish Sandy Bank Rd, Turton Bottoms Beech Street, North Turton Civil Parish Wellington Mews, Turton Bottoms Jumbles Nursery, Turton Bottoms High Street, Chapeltown St Annes Church, Chapeltown Turton Tower, Chapeltown Horrobin Lane, Chapeltown The Copse, North Turton Civil Parish King William, Chapeltown 245 Chapeltown Road, North Turton Civil Parish Jumbles Country Park, Bromley Cross Windy Harbour Lane, Bromley Cross Holkar Meadows, Bromley Cross Bromley Cross Station, Bromley Cross Direction: Bury TA02 bus Time Schedule 70 stops Bury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Town Centre, Darwen Market Street, Blackburn Tuesday Not Operational India Mill, Darwen Wednesday 9:30 AM - 2:25 PM Gregson Street, Blackburn Thursday Not Operational Mill Gap Street, Darwen Friday 9:30 AM - 2:25 PM Radƒeld Avenue, Blackburn Saturday 9:30 AM - 11:55 AM Huntington Drive, Darwen Bolton Road, Blackburn Cross Street, Darwen TA02 bus Info Mayƒeld Flats, Darwen Direction: Bury Back Bolton Road, Blackburn Stops: 70 Trip Duration: 45 min Epworth Street, Darwen Line Summary: Town Centre, Darwen, India Mill, Darwen, Mill Gap Street, Darwen, Huntington Drive, Maria Street, Darwen Darwen, Cross Street, Darwen, Mayƒeld Flats, Darwen, Epworth Street, Darwen, Maria Street, Blackpool Street, Darwen Darwen, Blackpool Street, Darwen, Knowlesly Road, Blackpool Street, Blackburn Darwen, West Cemetery, Darwen, Darwen Cemetery, Darwen, Bull Hill Cottages, Darwen, Woodlea Chase, Knowlesly Road, Darwen Cadshaw, Moss Cottages, Dimple, Dimple, Cross Guns, Egerton, Globe Lane, Egerton, Egerton Vale, West Cemetery, Darwen Egerton, Masons Arms, Dunscar, War Memorial, Dunscar, Arnold Road, Cox Green, Hospital Road, Darwen Cemetery, Darwen Eagley, Hough Lane, Eagley, Rose Hill Drive, Toppings, Turton High School, Bromley Cross, Bromley Cross Bull Hill Cottages, Darwen Station, Bromley Cross, Junior School, Bromley Cross, Windy Harbour Lane, Bromley Cross, Jumbles Woodlea Chase, Cadshaw Country Park, Bromley Cross, King William, Chapeltown, Horrobin Lane, Chapeltown, Turton Tower, Chapeltown, High Street, Chapeltown, Moss Cottages, Dimple Jumbles Nursery, Turton Bottoms, Wellington Mews, Turton Bottoms, Sandy Bank Rd, Turton Bottoms, Dimple Harbour Lane, Edgworth, The Barlow, Edgworth, Broadhead Road, Edgworth, Crown Gardens, Cross Guns, Egerton Edgworth, Isherwood Fold, Edgworth, Hob Lane, Back Blackburn Road West, Bolton Edgworth, Wayside, Edgworth, Crown Gardens, Edgworth, Broadhead Road, Edgworth, Bury Road Globe Lane, Egerton Temple Farm, Edgworth, Bury Road, Walves, Tottington Road, Walves, Whittle's Farm, Walves, Egerton Vale, Egerton Holcombe Villa Farm, Tottington, Woodstock Drive, Union Street, Bolton Tottington, Victoria Street, Tottington, Hark To Towler, Tottington, Tottington Post O∆ce, Tottington, Masons Arms, Dunscar Booth Street, Tottington, Brookwater Close, Mason Street, Bolton Tottington, Sunnywood Drive, Woolfold, Leemans Hill Post O∆ce, Woolfold, The Lamb Inn, Woolfold, War Memorial, Dunscar Darlington Close, Woolfold, The Swan Inn, Woolfold, Valley View, Woodhill, Fenton Street, Woodhill, Whittle Arnold Road, Cox Green Street, Woodhill, Walshaw Road, Woodhill, Bury Hospital Road, Eagley Bridge, Elton, Jubilee Way, Bury, Tenterden Street, Back Darwen Road North, England Bury, Bury Museum, Bury Hough Lane, Eagley Wesley Street, England Rose Hill Drive, Toppings Darwen Road, Bolton Turton High School, Bromley Cross Bromley Cross Road, Bolton Bromley Cross Station, Bromley Cross Junior School, Bromley Cross Windy Harbour Lane, Bromley Cross Jumbles Country Park, Bromley Cross Backof Prospect Hill, England King William, Chapeltown 245 Chapeltown Road, North Turton Civil Parish Horrobin Lane, Chapeltown Turton Tower, Chapeltown High Street, Chapeltown Jumbles Nursery, Turton Bottoms Wellington Mews, Turton Bottoms Sandy Bank Rd, Turton Bottoms Harbour Lane, Edgworth The Barlow, Edgworth 216 Bolton Road, North Turton Civil Parish Broadhead Road, Edgworth 5 Blackburn Road, North Turton Civil Parish Crown Gardens, Edgworth Isherwood Fold, Edgworth Hob Lane, Edgworth Wayside, Edgworth Crown Gardens, Edgworth Broadhead Road, Edgworth 2 Bury Road, North Turton Civil Parish Bury Road Temple Farm, Edgworth Bury Road, Walves Tottington Road, Walves Whittle's Farm, Walves Holcombe Villa Farm, Tottington Woodstock Drive, Tottington Victoria Street, Tottington Hark To Towler, Tottington Tottington Post O∆ce, Tottington Booth Street, Tottington Ryecroft Avenue, Tottington Brookwater Close, Tottington Sunnywood Drive, Woolfold Queen Street, Tottington Leemans Hill Post O∆ce, Woolfold The Lamb Inn, Woolfold Darlington Close, Woolfold Dorning Street, England The Swan Inn, Woolfold Mill Lane, Bury Valley View, Woodhill Fenton Street, Woodhill Back Tottington Road South, Bury Whittle Street, Woodhill Whittle Street, Bury Walshaw Road, Woodhill Walshaw Road, Bury Bury Bridge, Elton Jubilee Way, Bury Phoenix Street, Bury Tenterden Street, Bury A58, England Bury Museum, Bury Moss Street, Bury Direction: Darwen TA02 bus Time Schedule 77 stops Darwen Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bury Museum, Bury Moss Street, Bury Tuesday Not Operational Bury Market, Bury Wednesday 12:50 PM Thursday Not Operational Mill Gate Shopping Centre, Bury Minden Parade, Bury Friday 12:50 PM The Rock, Bury Saturday 12:50 PM Moorgate Primary Care Trust, Bury Bury Bridge, Elton Crostons Road, Bury TA02 bus Info Direction: Darwen Whittle Street, Woodhill Stops: 77 Whittle Street, Bury Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Bury Museum, Bury, Bury Market, Fenton Street, Woodhill Bury, Mill Gate Shopping Centre, Bury, The Rock, Back Tottington Road South, Bury Bury, Moorgate Primary Care Trust, Bury, Bury Bridge, Elton, Whittle Street, Woodhill, Fenton Street, Stewart Street, Woodhill Woodhill, Stewart Street, Woodhill, Horridge Street, Stewart Street, Bury Woolfold, Darlington Close, Woolfold, The Lamb Inn, Woolfold, Leemans Hill Post O∆ce, Woolfold, Horridge Street, Woolfold Sunnywood Drive, Tottington, Booth Street, Tottington Road, Bury Tottington, Tottington Library, Tottington, Robin Hood, Tottington, Woodstock Drive, Tottington, Darlington Close, Woolfold Tottington Road, Walves, Walves, Bury Road, Dorning Street, 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