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7 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 7 bus time schedule & line map 7 Barnsley - Hoyland View In Website Mode The 7 bus line (Barnsley - Hoyland) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Barnsley Town Centre <-> Hoyland: 10:15 AM - 5:30 PM (2) Hoyland <-> Barnsley Town Centre: 7:06 AM - 6:00 PM (3) Worsbrough Dale <-> Hoyland: 9:29 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 7 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 7 bus arriving. Direction: Barnsley Town Centre <-> Hoyland 7 bus Time Schedule 22 stops Barnsley Town Centre <-> Hoyland Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Barnsley Interchange/A3, Barnsley Town Centre Midland Street, Barnsley Tuesday 10:15 AM - 5:30 PM Doncaster Road/Oakwell Lane, Barnsley Town Wednesday 10:15 AM - 5:30 PM Centre Thursday 10:15 AM - 5:30 PM Oakwell Lane, Barnsley Friday 10:15 AM - 5:30 PM Doncaster Road/Chilton Street, Barnsley Town Centre Saturday 10:15 AM - 5:30 PM Osborne Mews, Barnsley Doncaster Road/Portland Street, Kendray Tuscany Gardens, Barnsley 7 bus Info Doncaster Road/Vaal Street, Kendray Direction: Barnsley Town Centre <-> Hoyland Stops: 22 Doncaster Road/Kendray Hospital, Kendray Trip Duration: 27 min Line Summary: Barnsley Interchange/A3, Barnsley Doncaster Road/Raymond Road, Kendray Town Centre, Doncaster Road/Oakwell Lane, Barnsley Town Centre, Doncaster Road/Chilton Doncaster Road/Gordon Street, Stairfoot Street, Barnsley Town Centre, Doncaster 496 Doncaster Road, Barnsley Road/Portland Street, Kendray, Doncaster Road/Vaal Street, Kendray, Doncaster Hunningley Lane/Field Lane, Stairfoot Road/Kendray Hospital, Kendray, Doncaster Hunningley Close, Barnsley Road/Raymond Road, Kendray, Doncaster Road/Gordon Street, Stairfoot, Hunningley Hunningley Lane/White Cross Lane, Worsbrough Lane/Field Lane, Stairfoot, Hunningley Lane/White Cross Lane, Worsbrough, Ardsley Road/Allendale, Ardsley Road/Allendale, Worsbrough Worsbrough, Station Road/Edmunds Road, Worsbrough Dale, Station Road/Lewden Farm Lane, Station Road/Edmunds Road, Worsbrough Dale Worsbrough Dale, Wentworth Road/Woodhead Drive, Blacker Hill, Barnsley Road/Wombwell Road, Station Road/Lewden Farm Lane, Worsbrough Platts Common, Hawshaw Lane/Croft Road, Dale Hoyland, Kirk Balk/Royston Hill, Hoyland, Kirk Balk/Longƒelds Crescent, Hoyland, West Street/Broad Street, Hoyland, West Street/Longƒelds Wentworth Road/Woodhead Drive, Blacker Hill Crescent, Hoyland, High Street/Market Street, Hoyland, Southgate/High Croft, Hoyland Barnsley Road/Wombwell Road, Platts Common Wood Walk, England Hawshaw Lane/Croft Road, Hoyland Kirk Balk/Royston Hill, Hoyland Kirk Balk/Longƒelds Crescent, Hoyland West Street/Broad Street, Hoyland West Street, England West Street/Longƒelds Crescent, Hoyland High Street/Market Street, Hoyland Southgate/High Croft, Hoyland High Croft, England Direction: Hoyland <-> Barnsley Town Centre 7 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Hoyland <-> Barnsley Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Southgate/High Croft, Hoyland High Croft, England Tuesday 7:06 AM - 6:00 PM West Street/Valley Way, Hoyland Wednesday 7:06 AM - 6:00 PM West Street/Broad Street, Hoyland Thursday 7:06 AM - 6:00 PM West Street, England Friday 7:06 AM - 6:00 PM Kirk Balk/West Street, Hoyland Saturday 7:16 AM - 6:00 PM Kirk Balk/Hawshaw Lane, Hoyland Hawshaw Lane/Ryecroft Bank, Hoyland 7 bus Info Barnsley Road/Mason Way, Platts Common Direction: Hoyland <-> Barnsley Town Centre Wood Walk, England Stops: 24 Trip Duration: 27 min Wentworth Road/Woodhead Drive, Blacker Hill Line Summary: Southgate/High Croft, Hoyland, Martin Lane, England West Street/Valley Way, Hoyland, West Street/Broad Street, Hoyland, Kirk Balk/West Street, Hoyland, Kirk Station Road/Lewden Farm Lane, Worsbrough Balk/Hawshaw Lane, Hoyland, Hawshaw Dale Lane/Ryecroft Bank, Hoyland, Barnsley Road/Mason Way, Platts Common, Wentworth Station Road/Edmunds Road, Worsbrough Dale Road/Woodhead Drive, Blacker Hill, Station Road/Lewden Farm Lane, Worsbrough Dale, Station Ardsley Road/Allendale, Worsbrough Road/Edmunds Road, Worsbrough Dale, Ardsley Road/Allendale, Worsbrough, Hunningley Hunningley Lane/Burnsall Grove, Kendray Lane/Burnsall Grove, Kendray, Hunningley Lane/Hunningley Close, Stairfoot, Doncaster Road/Hunningley Close, Stairfoot, Doncaster Hunningley Lane/Hunningley Close, Stairfoot Road/Redhill Avenue, Kendray, Doncaster Road/Oaks Lane, Kendray, Doncaster Road/Vaal Doncaster Road/Hunningley Close, Stairfoot Street, Kendray, Doncaster Road/Portland Street, 490 Doncaster Road, Barnsley Kendray, Doncaster Road/Sunderland Terrace, Kendray, Doncaster Road/Chilton Street, Barnsley Doncaster Road/Redhill Avenue, Kendray Town Centre, Doncaster Road/Waltham Street, Barnsley Town Centre, She∆eld Road/West Way, Doncaster Road/Oaks Lane, Kendray Barnsley Town Centre, Schwabish Gmund Way/Schwabish Gmund Way, Barnsley Town Centre, Doncaster Road/Vaal Street, Kendray Barnsley Interchange, Barnsley Town Centre Applehurst Bank, Barnsley Doncaster Road/Portland Street, Kendray Calabria Grove, Barnsley Doncaster Road/Sunderland Terrace, Kendray Cemetery Road, Barnsley Doncaster Road/Chilton Street, Barnsley Town Centre Doncaster Road/Waltham Street, Barnsley Town Centre She∆eld Road/West Way, Barnsley Town Centre Schwabish Gmund Way/Schwabish Gmund Way, Barnsley Town Centre Barnsley Interchange, Barnsley Town Centre Barnsley Interchange Footbridge Link, Barnsley Direction: Worsbrough Dale <-> Hoyland 7 bus Time Schedule 11 stops Worsbrough Dale <-> Hoyland Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Station Road/Edmunds Road, Worsbrough Dale Tuesday 9:29 AM Station Road/Lewden Farm Lane, Worsbrough Dale Wednesday 9:29 AM Thursday 9:29 AM Wentworth Road/Woodhead Drive, Blacker Hill Friday 9:29 AM Barnsley Road/Wombwell Road, Platts Common Wood Walk, England Saturday 9:29 AM Hawshaw Lane/Croft Road, Hoyland Kirk Balk/Royston Hill, Hoyland 7 bus Info Kirk Balk/Longƒelds Crescent, Hoyland Direction: Worsbrough Dale <-> Hoyland Stops: 11 West Street/Broad Street, Hoyland Trip Duration: 13 min Line Summary: Station Road/Edmunds Road, West Street, England Worsbrough Dale, Station Road/Lewden Farm Lane, West Street/Longƒelds Crescent, Hoyland Worsbrough Dale, Wentworth Road/Woodhead Drive, Blacker Hill, Barnsley Road/Wombwell Road, High Street/Market Street, Hoyland Platts Common, Hawshaw Lane/Croft Road, Hoyland, Kirk Balk/Royston Hill, Hoyland, Kirk Balk/Longƒelds Crescent, Hoyland, West Southgate/High Croft, Hoyland Street/Broad Street, Hoyland, West Street/Longƒelds High Croft, England Crescent, Hoyland, High Street/Market Street, Hoyland, Southgate/High Croft, Hoyland 7 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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