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78 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 78 bus time schedule & line map 78 Great Eccleston - St.annes Via Elswick, Wesham, View In Website Mode Freckleton, Warton The 78 bus line (Great Eccleston - St.annes Via Elswick, Wesham, Freckleton, Warton) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Great Eccleston: 6:15 AM - 6:30 PM (2) Lytham: 6:43 PM (3) St Annes: 6:38 AM - 5:43 PM (4) Warton: 7:43 PM (5) Warton: 7:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 78 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 78 bus arriving. Direction: Great Eccleston 78 bus Time Schedule 79 stops Great Eccleston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:15 AM - 6:30 PM Square, St Annes Clifton Drive North, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish Tuesday 6:15 AM - 6:30 PM Police Station, St Annes Wednesday 6:15 AM - 6:30 PM Braidwood Court, St Annes Thursday 6:15 AM - 6:30 PM Friday 6:15 AM - 6:30 PM St Andrews Gate, St Annes Saturday 6:25 AM - 6:30 PM St Leonards Road East, St Annes 32 St Leonard's Road East, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish Harwood Avenue, St Annes St Leonard's Road East, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish 78 bus Info Direction: Great Eccleston Dorset Road, St Annes Stops: 79 Trip Duration: 70 min Headroomgate Road, St Annes Line Summary: Square, St Annes, Police Station, St Annes, Braidwood Court, St Annes, St Andrews Gate, Folkestone Road, St Annes St Annes, St Leonards Road East, St Annes, Harwood Avenue, St Annes, Dorset Road, St Annes, Scarborough Road, St Annes Headroomgate Road, St Annes, Folkestone Road, St Annes, Scarborough Road, St Annes, St Albans Road, 181 St Anne's Road East, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish St Annes, Recreation Ground, Hey Houses, Elmhurst St Albans Road, St Annes Road, Hey Houses, Heyhouses Lane, Hey Houses, Pilling Avenue, Hey Houses, Shipley Road, Hey 166 St Anne's Road East, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish Houses, Playing Field, Hey Houses, Worsley Road, Recreation Ground, Hey Houses Ansdell, Lytham St Annes Hs, Ansdell, Primary School, Ansdell, Library, Ansdell, Greenwood Close, Shepherd Road, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish Ansdell, Fernwood Close, Ansdell, Larchwood Close, Elmhurst Road, Hey Houses Ansdell, The Hole In One, Ansdell, South Park, Lytham, Gregory Place, Lytham, Axa, Lytham, Ballam Road, Lytham, Square, Lytham, Station Rd, Lytham, Heyhouses Lane, Hey Houses St John's Street, Lytham, Grosvenor Street, Lytham, Monarch Crescent, Saint Anne'S On The Sea Civil Parish Lytham Hospital, Lytham, Wordsworth Ave, Lytham, Pilling Avenue, Hey Houses Bedford Rd, Lytham, Saltcotes Road, Lytham, Meadow Lane, Lytham, Stanway Garage, Lytham, Shipley Road, Hey Houses Lodge Lane, Lytham, Great Birchwood, Warton, Land Registry, Warton, West End Lane, Warton, Florence Playing Field, Hey Houses Ave, Warton, Post O∆ce, Warton, Church Road, Whalley Place, Lytham St Annes Warton, Mill Lane, Warton, Lamaleach Drive, Freckleton, Derwent Drive, Freckleton, Blackƒeld Worsley Road, Ansdell Road, Freckleton, War Memorial, Freckleton, Freckleton Rd, Freckleton, Strike Lane, Freckleton, Lytham St Annes Hs, Ansdell Kirkham Rd North, Hall Cross, Hillock Lane, Hall Worsley Road, Lytham St Annes Cross, Lower Lane East, Hall Cross, Kirkham the Mede, Hall Cross, Royal Avenue, Kirkham, Market Primary School, Ansdell Square, Kirkham, Swan Hotel, Kirkham, Library, Kirkham, Railway Station, Kirkham, Wyre Street, Library, Ansdell Wesham, St. Josephs Church, Wesham, Afc Fylde, Wesham, Garden Centre, Corner Row, Fleetwood Old Road, Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton, Greenhalgh Lane, Greenwood Close, Ansdell Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton, Old School, Esprick, Cedarwood Close, Lytham St Annes Village Centre, Thistleton, Boot And Shoe, Elswick, Ship Hotel, Elswick, Boot And Shoe, Elswick, Beech Fernwood Close, Ansdell Road, Elswick, Langtree Lane, Elswick, Great Fernwood Close, Lytham St Annes Eccleston Ceps, Elswick, Two Trees, Elswick, Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston, White Bull, Great Larchwood Close, Ansdell Eccleston Elmswood Close, Lytham St Annes The Hole In One, Ansdell South Park, Lytham South Park, England Gregory Place, Lytham Rogerley Close, England Axa, Lytham Beechwood Close, England Ballam Road, Lytham Square, Lytham Station Rd, Lytham St John's Street, Lytham Wharf Street, England Grosvenor Street, Lytham Lytham Hospital, Lytham Wordsworth Ave, Lytham Bedford Rd, Lytham Preston Road, England Saltcotes Road, Lytham Arnold Road, England Meadow Lane, Lytham Meadow Lane, England Stanway Garage, Lytham Lodge Lane, Lytham Great Birchwood, Warton Land Registry, Warton West End Lane, Warton Florence Ave, Warton 285 Lytham Road, Bryning-With-Warton Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Warton Church Road, Warton 1 Harbour Lane, Bryning-With-Warton Civil Parish Mill Lane, Warton Peg Way, Bryning-With-Warton Civil Parish Lamaleach Drive, Freckleton Derwent Drive, Freckleton Derwent Close, Freckleton Civil Parish Blackƒeld Road, Freckleton War Memorial, Freckleton Preston New Road, Freckleton Civil Parish Freckleton Rd, Freckleton Strike Lane, Freckleton Kirkham Rd North, Hall Cross Hillock Lane, Hall Cross Lower Lane East, Hall Cross Kirkham the Mede, Hall Cross Royal Avenue, Kirkham Market Square, Kirkham Swan Hotel, Kirkham Clegg Street, Kirkham Library, Kirkham Station Road, Kirkham Railway Station, Kirkham Segar Street, Kirkham Wyre Street, Wesham Wyre Street, Kirkham St. Josephs Church, Wesham West View, Kirkham Afc Fylde, Wesham Fleetwood Road, Kirkham Garden Centre, Corner Row Fleetwood Old Road, Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton Greenhalgh Lane, Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton Old School, Esprick Village Centre, Thistleton Boot And Shoe, Elswick Ship Hotel, Elswick Boot And Shoe, Elswick Beech Road, Elswick Langtree Lane, Elswick Great Eccleston Ceps, Elswick Copp Lane, Great Eccleston Civil Parish Two Trees, Elswick Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston Civil Parish White Bull, Great Eccleston High Street, Great Eccleston Direction: Lytham 78 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Lytham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:43 PM Square, Great Eccleston High Street, Great Eccleston Tuesday 6:43 PM Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston Wednesday 6:43 PM Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston Civil Parish Thursday 6:43 PM Thorne Bank, Elswick Friday 6:43 PM Great Eccleston Ceps, Elswick Saturday 6:43 PM Copp Lane, Great Eccleston Civil Parish Langtree Lane, Elswick Beech Road, Elswick 78 bus Info Direction: Lytham Ship Hotel, Elswick Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 43 min Village Centre, Thistleton Line Summary: Square, Great Eccleston, Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston, Thorne Bank, Elswick, Great Old School, Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton Eccleston Ceps, Elswick, Langtree Lane, Elswick, Beech Road, Elswick, Ship Hotel, Elswick, Village Greenhalgh Lane, Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton Centre, Thistleton, Old School, Greenhalgh-With- Thistleton, Greenhalgh Lane, Greenhalgh-With- Fleetwood Old Road, Greenhalgh-With-Thistleton Thistleton, Fleetwood Old Road, Greenhalgh-With- Thistleton, Garden Centre, Corner Row, Afc Fylde, Wesham, Wesham Recreation Ground, Wesham, St Garden Centre, Corner Row Josephs Rcps, Wesham, Wyre Street, Wesham, Rail Station, Kirkham, Library, Kirkham, Morrisons, Afc Fylde, Wesham Kirkham, Market Square, Kirkham, Royal Avenue, Fleetwood Road, Kirkham Kirkham, Kirkham the Mede, Hall Cross, Lower Lane West, Hall Cross, Orchard Court, Hall Cross, Strike Wesham Recreation Ground, Wesham Lane, Freckleton, Freckleton Rd, Freckleton, War Fleetwood Road, Kirkham Memorial, Freckleton, Blackƒeld Rd, Freckleton, Derwent Drive, Freckleton, Lamaleach Drive, St Josephs Rcps, Wesham Freckleton, Holy Family Church, Freckleton, Mill Lane, Warton, Church Road, Warton, Post O∆ce, Warton, Wyre Street, Wesham Florence Ave, Warton, West End Lane, Warton, Land Wyre Street, Kirkham Registry, Warton, Great Birchwood, Warton, Lodge Lane, Lytham, Stanway Garage, Lytham, Meadow Rail Station, Kirkham Lane, Lytham, Wordsworth Avenue, Lytham, South Segar Street, Kirkham St, Lytham, Lytham Hospital, Lytham, Grosvenor Street, Lytham, St John's Street, Lytham, Station Rd, Library, Kirkham Lytham, Square, Lytham Morrisons, Kirkham Clegg Street, Kirkham Market Square, Kirkham Royal Avenue, Kirkham Royal Avenue, Kirkham Civil Parish Kirkham the Mede, Hall Cross Lower Lane West, Hall Cross Orchard Court, Hall Cross Strike Lane, Freckleton Freckleton Rd, Freckleton War Memorial, Freckleton Lytham Road, Freckleton Civil Parish Blackƒeld Rd, Freckleton Blackƒeld Road, Freckleton Civil Parish Derwent Drive, Freckleton Sedgeley Mews, Freckleton Civil Parish Lamaleach Drive, Freckleton Holy Family Church, Freckleton Mill Lane, Warton Peg Way, Bryning-With-Warton Civil Parish Church Road, Warton Post O∆ce, Warton Florence Ave, Warton 285 Lytham Road, Bryning-With-Warton Civil Parish West End Lane, Warton Lytham Road, Bryning-With-Warton Civil Parish Land Registry, Warton Great Birchwood, Warton Lodge Lane, Lytham Stanway Garage, Lytham Meadow Lane, Lytham Wordsworth Avenue, Lytham Wordsworth Avenue, England South St, Lytham Lytham Hospital, Lytham Grosvenor Street, Lytham Grosvenor Street, England St John's Street, Lytham Birch Street, England Station Rd, Lytham Square, Lytham Direction: St Annes 78 bus Time Schedule 78 stops St Annes Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:38 AM - 5:43 PM Square, Great Eccleston High Street, Great Eccleston Tuesday 6:38 AM - 5:43 PM Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston Wednesday 6:38 AM - 5:43 PM Chesham Lodge, Great Eccleston Civil Parish Thursday 6:38 AM - 5:43 PM Thorne
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