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757 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 757 bus time schedule & line map 757 Loreto Grammar School/agsfg - Lostock Via Sale, View In Website Mode Stretford, Lostock, Urmston, Davyhulme The 757 bus line (Loreto Grammar School/agsfg - Lostock Via Sale, Stretford, Lostock, Urmston, Davyhulme) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Eccles: 3:50 PM (2) John Leigh Park: 6:55 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 757 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 757 bus arriving. Direction: Eccles 757 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Eccles Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:50 PM St Margaret's Road, Bowdon Tuesday 3:50 PM St Margarets Road, Bowdon Wednesday 3:50 PM Turning Circle, Oldƒeld Brow Thursday 3:50 PM St Margarets Road, Altrincham Friday 3:50 PM Loreto Grammar School, John Leigh Park Saturday Not Operational The Wheatsheaf, John Leigh Park Church Street, Altrincham The Navigation, Broadheath 757 bus Info Cheshire Cheese, Broadheath Direction: Eccles Stops: 55 Railway Bridge, Broadheath Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: St Margaret's Road, Bowdon, St Stamford Brook Road, Broadheath Margarets Road, Bowdon, Turning Circle, Oldƒeld Brow, Loreto Grammar School, John Leigh Park, The 282 Manchester Road, Altrincham Wheatsheaf, John Leigh Park, The Navigation, Trafford College, Broadheath Broadheath, Cheshire Cheese, Broadheath, Railway Bridge, Broadheath, Stamford Brook Road, DE Quincey Road, Sale Broadheath, Trafford College, Broadheath, DE Quincey Road, Sale, The Drive, Sale, Woodhouse Manchester Road, Altrincham Lane, Sale, Homelands Road, Sale, Raglan Road, Sale, Stanley Mount, Sale, Barkers Lane, Sale, The Drive, Sale Broadoaks Road, Sale, Marks And Spencer, Sale, The Drive, Altrincham Ashƒeld Road, Sale, Mersey Road, Sale, Dane Road, Sale, Crossford Bridge, Sale, Poplar Road, Stretford, Woodhouse Lane, Sale Robin Hood, Stretford, Moss Park Road, Stretford, Sevenways, Stretford, The Melville, Stretford, Homelands Road, Sale Chatsworth Road, Humphrey Park, Lostock Clinic, Humphrey Park, Old Hall Road, Humphrey Park, Raglan Road, Sale Lostock Circle, Lostock, Moss Vale Hotel, Lostock, Hartford Road, Lostock, Exeter Road, Davyhulme, Stanley Mount, Sale Hayeswater Road, Davyhulme, Cornhill Road, Davyhulme, Bowers Avenue, Calder Bank, Davyhulme Barkers Lane, Sale Comer Terrace, Altrincham Road, Calder Bank, Woodhouse Road, Calder Bank, Medical Centre, Croft's Bank, Welwyn Close, Croft's Broadoaks Road, Sale Bank, Barton Road, Croft's Bank, Kingsway Park, Croft's Bank, Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre, Marks And Spencer, Sale Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington, Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington, Church Rectory, Dumplington, Barton Ashƒeld Road, Sale Bridge, Barton upon Irwell, Cawdor Street, Patricroft, Charlton Avenue, Patricroft, Cecil Road, Patricroft, Mersey Road, Sale Liverpool Road, Patricroft, Trafford Road, Patricroft, Peel Street, Eccles Dane Road, Sale Booth Road, Altrincham Crossford Bridge, Sale Chester Road, Altrincham Poplar Road, Stretford Robin Hood, Stretford 135 Barton Road, Salford Moss Park Road, Stretford Barton Road, Salford Sevenways, Stretford All Saints Court, Salford The Melville, Stretford Chatsworth Road, Humphrey Park Lostock Clinic, Humphrey Park Old Hall Road, Humphrey Park Lostock Circle, Lostock Moss Vale Hotel, Lostock Hartford Road, Lostock Exeter Road, Davyhulme Hayeswater Road, Davyhulme Cornhill Road, Davyhulme Bowers Avenue, Calder Bank Davyhulme Road, Calder Bank Davyhulme Road, England Woodhouse Road, Calder Bank Medical Centre, Croft's Bank Welwyn Close, Croft's Bank Broadway Close, Salford Barton Road, Croft's Bank Barton Road, Salford Kingsway Park, Croft's Bank Barton Road, Salford Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington Trafford Boulevard, Salford Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington Church Rectory, Dumplington Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell Cawdor Street, Patricroft Charlton Avenue, Patricroft Trafford Road, Salford Cecil Road, Patricroft Liverpool Road, Patricroft 5 Liverpool Road, Salford Trafford Road, Patricroft Peel Street, Eccles Peel Street, Salford Direction: John Leigh Park 757 bus Time Schedule 56 stops John Leigh Park Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:55 AM Charles House, Eccles Albert Street, Salford Tuesday 6:55 AM Trafford Road, Patricroft Wednesday 6:55 AM Cecil Road, Patricroft Thursday 6:55 AM Friday 6:55 AM Charlton Avenue, Patricroft Trafford Road, Salford Saturday Not Operational Adelaide Street, Patricroft Fintry Grove, Salford Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell 757 bus Info Direction: John Leigh Park Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington Stops: 56 Trip Duration: 90 min Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre Line Summary: Charles House, Eccles, Trafford Road, Patricroft, Cecil Road, Patricroft, Charlton Rivers Lane, Croft's Bank Avenue, Patricroft, Adelaide Street, Patricroft, Barton Bridge, Barton upon Irwell, Ellesmere Circle, Barton Road, Croft's Bank Dumplington, Old Park Lane, the Trafford Centre, Rivers Lane, Croft's Bank, Barton Road, Croft's Bank, Barton Road, Salford Welwyn Close, Croft's Bank, Medical Centre, Croft's Welwyn Close, Croft's Bank Bank, The Bent Brook, Calder Bank, Broadway, Calder Bank, Woodhouse Road, Calder Bank, Bowers Medical Centre, Croft's Bank Avenue, Calder Bank, Cornhill Road, Davyhulme, Davyhulme Circle, Davyhulme, Exeter Road, Davyhulme, Hartford Road, Lostock, Moss Vale The Bent Brook, Calder Bank Hotel, Lostock, Lostock Circle, Lostock, Old Hall Road, Humphrey Park, Lostock Shops, Humphrey Broadway, Calder Bank Park, Chatsworth Road, Humphrey Park, The Melville, Stretford, Sevenways, Stretford, Moss Park Woodhouse Road, Calder Bank Road, Stretford, Robin Hood, Stretford, Poplar Road, Stretford, Crossford Bridge, Sale, Dane Road, Sale, Bowers Avenue, Calder Bank Chapel Road, Sale, Ashƒeld Road, Sale, Marks And Spencer, Sale, Broadoaks Road, Sale, Vine Inn, Sale, Cornhill Road, Davyhulme Raglan Road, Sale, Homelands Road, Sale, Lonsdale Avenue, Salford Beechƒeld, Sale, Eastway, Sale, The Drive, Sale, Trafford College, Broadheath, Railway Bridge, Davyhulme Circle, Davyhulme Broadheath, Sinderland Road, Broadheath, George Hayeswater Road, Salford Richards Way, Broadheath, Harcourt Road, Broadheath, Ellesmere Road, Navigation Road, Hazel Exeter Road, Davyhulme Road, Altrincham, Stamford Way, Altrincham, Lloyd Street, Altrincham, St John's Road, Altrincham, St Hartford Road, Lostock Margaret's Road, Bowdon, St Margarets Road, Bowdon, Turning Circle, Oldƒeld Brow, Loreto Moss Vale Hotel, Lostock Grammar School, John Leigh Park Lostock Circle, Lostock The Circle, Salford Old Hall Road, Humphrey Park Lostock Shops, Humphrey Park Chatsworth Road, Humphrey Park The Melville, Stretford Sevenways, Stretford Moss Park Road, Stretford Robin Hood, Stretford Thomas Gibbon Close, Salford Poplar Road, Stretford Crossford Bridge, Sale Dane Road, Sale Cross Street, Altrincham Chapel Road, Sale Russell Place, Altrincham Ashƒeld Road, Sale Leicester Road, Altrincham Marks And Spencer, Sale Broadoaks Road, Sale Vine Inn, Sale Raglan Road, Sale Homelands Road, Sale Beechƒeld, Sale Beechƒeld Close, Altrincham Eastway, Sale The Drive, Sale Siddall's Bridge, Altrincham Trafford College, Broadheath Railway Bridge, Broadheath 282 Manchester Road, Altrincham Sinderland Road, Broadheath George Richards Way, Broadheath Harcourt Road, Broadheath Ellesmere Road, Navigation Road Barrington Close, Altrincham Hazel Road, Altrincham 23A Barrington Road, Altrincham Stamford Way, Altrincham Lloyd Street, Altrincham The Downs, Altrincham St John's Road, Altrincham The Downs, Altrincham St Margaret's Road, Bowdon St Margarets Road, Bowdon Turning Circle, Oldƒeld Brow St Margarets Road, Altrincham Loreto Grammar School, John Leigh Park 757 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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