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923 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 923 bus time schedule & line map 923 Otley <-> Wetherby View In Website Mode The 923 bus line (Otley <-> Wetherby) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Otley <-> Wetherby: 11:35 AM - 6:00 PM (2) Wetherby <-> Otley: 7:20 AM - 3:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 923 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 923 bus arriving. Direction: Otley <-> Wetherby 923 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Otley <-> Wetherby Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station Stand 04, Otley Orchard Gate, Otley Civil Parish Tuesday 11:35 AM - 6:00 PM Cross Green Dennison Hill, Otley Wednesday 11:35 AM - 6:00 PM 71 Cross Green, Otley Civil Parish Thursday 11:35 AM - 6:00 PM Cross Green East Busk Lane, Otley Friday 11:35 AM - 6:00 PM Cross Green, Otley Civil Parish Saturday 11:35 AM - 6:00 PM Pool Road Gallows Hill, Otley Pool Road Garden Centre, Otley Pool Rd Moor Drive, Otley 923 bus Info Moor Drive, Otley Civil Parish Direction: Otley <-> Wetherby Stops: 46 Pool Road Knutford, Otley Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Bus Station Stand 04, Otley, Cross Pool Road Caley Lodge, Pool Green Dennison Hill, Otley, Cross Green East Busk Lane, Otley, Pool Road Gallows Hill, Otley, Pool Road Pool Road Wharfe View, Pool Garden Centre, Otley, Pool Rd Moor Drive, Otley, Pool Road Knutford, Otley, Pool Road Caley Lodge, Pool, Main Street, Pool Pool Road Wharfe View, Pool, Main Street, Pool, Main Chapel Row, Pool Civil Parish St Arthington Lane, Pool, Arthington Lane Stonedale Close, Pool, Arthington Ln the Tower Drive, Pool, The Main St Arthington Lane, Pool Wharfedale Ph, Arthington, Creskeld Grange Farm, A658, Pool Civil Parish Arthington, Crag View House, Arthington, Arthington Lane Park Cottages, Arthington, Ingƒeld Farm, Arthington Lane Stonedale Close, Pool Arthington, Harewood Bar, Harewood, Harewood Arms, Harewood, Moor Lane, East Keswick, E Arthington Ln the Tower Drive, Pool Keswick Main St, East Keswick, Rigton Grange, East Keswick, Woodacre Green, East Keswick, The Drive, Bardsey, Rigton Bank, Bardsey, Mill Lane, Bardsey, The Wharfedale Ph, Arthington Church Lane, Bardsey, Hetchell View, Bardsey, West View, Arthington Civil Parish Wayside Mount, Scarcroft, Moss Syke, Scarcroft, Syke Lane, Scarcroft, Thorner Lane, Scarcroft, Creskeld Grange Farm, Arthington Wayside Mount, Scarcroft, Church Lane, Bardsey, Mill Lane, Bardsey, Rigton Bank, Bardsey, First Crag View House, Arthington Avenue, Bardsey, Congreve Approach, Bardsey, Rigton Hill, Bardsey, Crabtree Green, Collingham, Arthington Lane Park Cottages, Arthington Crabtree Hill, Collingham, Collingham Main St, Collingham, Jewitt Lane, Collingham, Wetherby Ingƒeld Farm, Arthington Police Stn, Wetherby, Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby Harewood Bar, Harewood Harewood Arms, Harewood Moor Lane, East Keswick E Keswick Main St, East Keswick Main Street, East Keswick Civil Parish Rigton Grange, East Keswick Woodacre Green, East Keswick The Drive, Bardsey Rigton Bank, Bardsey Linden Close, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Mill Lane, Bardsey Church Lane, Bardsey Wetherby Road, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Hetchell View, Bardsey Hetchell View, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Wayside Mount, Scarcroft Moss Syke, Scarcroft Moss Syke, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Syke Lane, Scarcroft Thorner Lane, Scarcroft Green View, Scarcroft Civil Parish Wayside Mount, Scarcroft Church Lane, Bardsey Mill Lane, Bardsey Grange Close, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Rigton Bank, Bardsey Stonebank Gardens, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish First Avenue, Bardsey Congreve Approach, Bardsey Wetherby Road, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Rigton Hill, Bardsey Crabtree Green, Collingham Crabtree Hill, Collingham Collingham Main St, Collingham Smithy Court, Collingham Civil Parish Jewitt Lane, Collingham Wetherby Police Stn, Wetherby Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby Scott Lane, Wetherby Direction: Wetherby <-> Otley 923 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Wetherby <-> Otley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby Scott Lane, Wetherby Tuesday 7:20 AM - 3:30 PM Wetherby Police Stn, Wetherby Wednesday 7:20 AM - 3:30 PM Jewitt Lane, Collingham Thursday 7:20 AM - 3:30 PM Friday 7:20 AM - 3:30 PM Collingham Main St, Collingham Saturday 7:20 AM - 3:30 PM Brookside, Collingham Crabtree Hill, Collingham Leeds Road, Collingham 923 bus Info Crabtree Green, Collingham Direction: Wetherby <-> Otley Stops: 48 Rigton Hill, Bardsey Trip Duration: 47 min Line Summary: Wetherby Bus Stn A, Wetherby, Congreve Approach, Bardsey Wetherby Police Stn, Wetherby, Jewitt Lane, Collingham, Collingham Main St, Collingham, Wetherby Road, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Brookside, Collingham, Crabtree Hill, Collingham, First Avenue, Bardsey Crabtree Green, Collingham, Rigton Hill, Bardsey, Congreve Approach, Bardsey, First Avenue, Bardsey, Rigton Bank, Bardsey Rigton Bank, Bardsey, Mill Lane, Bardsey, Church Lane, Bardsey, Hetchell View, Bardsey, Wayside Linden Close, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Mount, Scarcroft, Moss Syke, Scarcroft, Syke Lane, Mill Lane, Bardsey Scarcroft, Thorner Lane, Scarcroft, Wayside Mount, Scarcroft, Church Lane, Bardsey, Mill Lane, Bardsey, The Drive, Bardsey, Woodacre Green, East Keswick, Church Lane, Bardsey Rigton Grange, East Keswick, E Keswick Main St, Wetherby Road, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish East Keswick, Moor Lane, East Keswick, Harewood Arms, Harewood, Otley Road, Weardley, Weardley Hetchell View, Bardsey Lane End, Weardley, Ingƒeld Farm, Arthington, Hetchell View, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Grange Farm, Arthington, Crag View House, Arthington, Creskeld Grange Farm, Arthington, The Wayside Mount, Scarcroft Wharfedale Ph, Arthington, Arthington Ln the Tower Drive, Pool, Arthington Lane Stonedale Close, Pool, Moss Syke, Scarcroft Main St Arthington Lane, Pool, Main Street, Pool, Moss Syke, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish Pool Bridge, Pool, Pool Road Wharfe View, Pool, Pool Road Caley Lodge, Pool, Pool Road Knutford, Otley, Syke Lane, Scarcroft Pool Rd Moor Drive, Otley, Pool Road Garden Centre, Otley, Pool Road Gallows Hill, Otley, Cross Green St Thorner Lane, Scarcroft Peters Close, Otley, Cross Green Garnet Street, Otley, Green View, Scarcroft Civil Parish Bus Station Stand 04, Otley Wayside Mount, Scarcroft Church Lane, Bardsey Mill Lane, Bardsey Grange Close, Bardsey Cum Rigton Civil Parish The Drive, Bardsey Woodacre Green, East Keswick Rigton Grange, East Keswick E Keswick Main St, East Keswick Main Street, East Keswick Civil Parish Moor Lane, East Keswick Harewood Arms, Harewood Otley Road, Weardley Weardley Lane End, Weardley Ingƒeld Farm, Arthington Grange Farm, Arthington Crag View House, Arthington Creskeld Grange Farm, Arthington The Wharfedale Ph, Arthington West View, Arthington Civil Parish Arthington Ln the Tower Drive, Pool Arthington Lane Stonedale Close, Pool Stonedale Close, Pool Civil Parish Main St Arthington Lane, Pool Main Street, Pool Chapel Row, Pool Civil Parish Pool Bridge, Pool Pool Road Wharfe View, Pool Pool Road Caley Lodge, Pool Pool Road Knutford, Otley Pool Rd Moor Drive, Otley Pool Road Garden Centre, Otley Pool Road Gallows Hill, Otley Pool Road, Otley Civil Parish Cross Green St Peters Close, Otley Grosvenor Terrace, Otley Civil Parish Cross Green Garnet Street, Otley 28 Cross Green, Otley Civil Parish Bus Station Stand 04, Otley Orchard Gate, Otley Civil Parish 923 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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