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766 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 766 bus time schedule & line map 766 Wharncliffe Side - Worrall (Bradƒeld Sch) View In Website Mode The 766 bus line (Wharncliffe Side - Worrall (Bradƒeld Sch)) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Wharncliffe Side <-> Worrall: 7:47 AM (2) Worrall <-> Wharncliffe Side: 3:05 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 766 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 766 bus arriving. Direction: Wharncliffe Side <-> Worrall 766 bus Time Schedule 17 stops Wharncliffe Side <-> Worrall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:47 AM Main Road/Green Lane, Wharncliffe Side Tuesday 7:47 AM Carlton Rise/Broom Royd, Wharncliffe Side Carlton Rise, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Wednesday 7:47 AM Main Road/Brightholmlee Lane, Wharncliffe Side Thursday 7:47 AM Friday 7:47 AM Main Road/School Lane, Wharncliffe Side Saturday Not Operational Langsett Road North/Main Road, Wharncliffe Side Langsett Road North, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Langsett Road North/Cockshutts Lane, 766 bus Info Oughtibridge Direction: Wharncliffe Side <-> Worrall Newstead Avenue, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Stops: 17 Trip Duration: 23 min Low Road/Station Lane, Oughtibridge Line Summary: Main Road/Green Lane, Wharncliffe Low Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Side, Carlton Rise/Broom Royd, Wharncliffe Side, Main Road/Brightholmlee Lane, Wharncliffe Side, Langsett Road South/Holmesƒeld Road, Main Road/School Lane, Wharncliffe Side, Langsett Oughtibridge Road North/Main Road, Wharncliffe Side, Langsett A6102, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Road North/Cockshutts Lane, Oughtibridge, Low Road/Station Lane, Oughtibridge, Langsett Road Church Street/Glossop Row, Oughtibridge South/Holmesƒeld Road, Oughtibridge, Church Street/Glossop Row, Oughtibridge, Church Church Street/Brook Lane, Oughtibridge Street/Brook Lane, Oughtibridge, Church Church Street, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Street/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge, Haggstones Road/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge, Haggstones Church Street/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge Road/Birks Wood Drive, Oughtibridge, Haggstones Road/Boggard Lane, Worrall, Haggstones Haggstones Road/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge Road/Mowson Lane, Worrall, Haggstones Naylor Grove, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Road/Towngate Road, Worrall, Bradƒeld School/Kirk Edge Road, Worrall Haggstones Road/Birks Wood Drive, Oughtibridge Haggstones Drive, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Haggstones Road/Boggard Lane, Worrall Haggstones Road/Mowson Lane, Worrall Haggstones Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Haggstones Road/Towngate Road, Worrall Bradƒeld School/Kirk Edge Road, Worrall Direction: Worrall <-> Wharncliffe Side 766 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Worrall <-> Wharncliffe Side Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:05 PM Bradƒeld School/Kirk Edge Road, Worrall Tuesday 3:05 PM Haggstones Road/Kirk Edge Road, Worrall Haggstones Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Wednesday 3:05 PM Haggstones Road/Walshaw Road, Worrall Thursday 3:05 PM Haggstones Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Friday 3:05 PM Haggstones Road/Boggard Lane, Worrall Saturday Not Operational Haggstones Road/Haggstones Drive, Oughtibridge Haggstones Drive, Bradƒeld Civil Parish 766 bus Info Haggstones Road/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge Direction: Worrall <-> Wharncliffe Side Naylor Grove, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Stops: 16 Trip Duration: 17 min Haggstones Road/Burton Lane, Oughtibridge Line Summary: Bradƒeld School/Kirk Edge Road, Worrall, Haggstones Road/Kirk Edge Road, Worrall, Church Street/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge Haggstones Road/Walshaw Road, Worrall, Haggstones Road/Boggard Lane, Worrall, Church Street/Brook Lane, Oughtibridge Haggstones Road/Haggstones Drive, Oughtibridge, Church Street, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Haggstones Road/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge, Haggstones Road/Burton Lane, Oughtibridge, Church Street/Church Close, Oughtibridge Church Street/Naylor Road, Oughtibridge, Church Street/Brook Lane, Oughtibridge, Church Langsett Road North/Millennium Green, Street/Church Close, Oughtibridge, Langsett Road Oughtibridge North/Millennium Green, Oughtibridge, Langsett Langsett Road North, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Road North/Cockshutts Lane, Oughtibridge, Main Road/Langsett Road North, Wharncliffe Side, Main Langsett Road North/Cockshutts Lane, Road/Green Lane, Wharncliffe Side, Carlton Oughtibridge Rise/Broom Royd, Wharncliffe Side, Main Newstead Avenue, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Road/Brightholmlee Lane, Wharncliffe Side Main Road/Langsett Road North, Wharncliffe Side Main Road/Green Lane, Wharncliffe Side Carlton Rise/Broom Royd, Wharncliffe Side Carlton Rise, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Main Road/Brightholmlee Lane, Wharncliffe Side 766 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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