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40A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 40A bus time schedule & line map 40A Norwich - Poringland View In Website Mode The 40A bus line (Norwich - Poringland) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Norwich City Centre: 12:43 PM - 2:43 PM (2) Poringland: 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 40A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 40A bus arriving. Direction: Norwich City Centre 40A bus Time Schedule 25 stops Norwich City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:43 PM - 2:43 PM Monday Not Operational Upgate, Poringland Upgate, Poringland Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Burgate Lane, Poringland Wednesday Not Operational Ivy Close, Poringland Civil Parish Thursday Not Operational St Annes Road, Poringland Friday Not Operational Saint Annes Road, Framingham Earl Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational All Saints Road, Poringland Alston Close, Framingham Earl Civil Parish Fitzgerald Road, Poringland Saint Mary's Road, Poringland Civil Parish 40A bus Info Direction: Norwich City Centre Rectory Lane, Poringland Stops: 25 Trip Duration: 27 min Church, Poringland Line Summary: Upgate, Poringland, Burgate Lane, Poringland, St Annes Road, Poringland, All Saints Springƒelds, Poringland Road, Poringland, Fitzgerald Road, Poringland, Rectory Lane, Poringland, Church, Poringland, Oak Avenue, Poringland Springƒelds, Poringland, Oak Avenue, Poringland, The Street, Poringland Civil Parish Gulf Garage, Poringland, Long Lane, Upper Stoke, Pettingales, Stoke Holy Cross, Long Lane, Stoke Holy Gulf Garage, Poringland Cross, Wildebeeste Arms, Stoke Holy Cross, Old 2 The Street, Poringland Civil Parish School, Stoke Holy Cross, Chandler Road, Caistor St Edmund, Markshall Lane, Caistor St Edmund, White Long Lane, Upper Stoke Horse Lane, Bixley, Primary School, Trowse, Outside County Hall, Norwich, King Street, Norwich, Corton Pettingales, Stoke Holy Cross Road, Norwich, Kings Lane, Norwich, Sentinel House, Norwich, St Stephens Street, Norwich City Centre Long Lane, Stoke Holy Cross Wildebeeste Arms, Stoke Holy Cross 82-86 Norwich Road, Stoke Holy Cross Civil Parish Old School, Stoke Holy Cross Chandler Road, Caistor St Edmund Markshall Lane, Caistor St Edmund White Horse Lane, Bixley Stoke Road, Norwich Primary School, Trowse The Street, Trowse With Newton Civil Parish Outside County Hall, Norwich King Street, Norwich Corton Road, Norwich Milverton Road, Norwich Kings Lane, Norwich Rowland Court, Norwich Sentinel House, Norwich 48-52 Surrey Street, Norwich St Stephens Street, Norwich City Centre Saint Stephens Street, Norwich Direction: Poringland 40A bus Time Schedule 19 stops Poringland Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:15 PM - 2:15 PM Monday Not Operational St Stephens Street, Norwich City Centre Saint Stephens Street, Norwich Tuesday Not Operational Kings Lane, Norwich Wednesday Not Operational 131-139 Queens Road, Norwich Thursday Not Operational Corton Road, Norwich Friday Not Operational Old School Court, Norwich Saturday Not Operational King Street, Norwich The Street, Norwich May Gurney Depot, Trowse 40A bus Info The Street, Trowse With Newton Civil Parish Direction: Poringland Stops: 19 Primary School, Trowse Trip Duration: 27 min Dell Loke, Trowse With Newton Civil Parish Line Summary: St Stephens Street, Norwich City Centre, Kings Lane, Norwich, Corton Road, Norwich, White Horse Lane, Bixley King Street, Norwich, The Street, Norwich, May Stoke Road, Norwich Gurney Depot, Trowse, Primary School, Trowse, White Horse Lane, Bixley, Markshall Lane, Caistor St Markshall Lane, Caistor St Edmund Edmund, Chandler Road, Caistor St Edmund, Old School, Stoke Holy Cross, Wildebeeste Arms, Stoke Chandler Road, Caistor St Edmund Holy Cross, Long Lane, Stoke Holy Cross, Pettingales, Stoke Holy Cross, Long Lane, Upper Old School, Stoke Holy Cross Stoke, Gulf Garage, Poringland, Church, Poringland, St Marys Road, Poringland, Upgate, Poringland Wildebeeste Arms, Stoke Holy Cross 82-86 Norwich Road, Stoke Holy Cross Civil Parish Long Lane, Stoke Holy Cross Pettingales, Stoke Holy Cross Chapel Loke, Stoke Holy Cross Civil Parish Long Lane, Upper Stoke Gulf Garage, Poringland 1 The Street, Framingham Earl Civil Parish Church, Poringland St Marys Road, Poringland Upgate, Poringland Upgate, Poringland Civil Parish 40A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in East Anglia. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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