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93 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 93 bus time schedule & line map 93 Carlisle - Bowness On Solway View In Website Mode The 93 bus line (Carlisle - Bowness On Solway) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Anthorn: 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM (2) Bowness on Solway: 6:10 PM (3) Carlisle: 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 93 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 93 bus arriving. Direction: Anthorn 93 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Anthorn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle Carlisle Bus Station, Carlisle Tuesday 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM Market Hall, Carlisle Wednesday 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM 1 Market Street, Carlisle Thursday 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM Sainsbury'S, Shaddongate Friday 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM John Street, Carlisle Saturday 12:40 PM - 4:30 PM Mcvities'S, Newtown Caldcotes, Carlisle Port Road Garage, Newtown Port Road, Carlisle 93 bus Info Direction: Anthorn Granville Road, Newtown Stops: 34 Trip Duration: 57 min Pedestrian Arms, Newtown Line Summary: Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle, Market Wood Street, Carlisle Hall, Carlisle, Sainsbury'S, Shaddongate, Mcvities'S, Newtown, Port Road Garage, Newtown, Granville Ra«es Avenue, Newtown Road, Newtown, Pedestrian Arms, Newtown, Ra«es Newtown Road, Carlisle Avenue, Newtown, Berkley Grange, Newtown, Vallum House, Newtown, Knockupworth Farm, Grinsdale, Berkley Grange, Newtown Ron Mortons, Grinsdale, Village Green, Kirkandrews Archers Garth, Carlisle on Eden, Hillside Cottage, Beaumont, Methodist Church, Monkhill, Crossroads, Burgh by Sands, Vallum House, Newtown Village Hall, Burgh by Sands, Post O∆ce, Burgh by Burgh Road, Carlisle Sands, Lawrence Lane, Burgh by Sands, Hamilton House, Burgh by Sands, Smithy Cottage, Burgh by Knockupworth Farm, Grinsdale Sands, Road End, Burgh by Sands, Post O∆ce, Drumburgh, Road End, Glasson, Mill Lane, Glasson, Ron Mortons, Grinsdale Road End, Glasson, Holiday Village, Port Carlisle, Hope And Anchor, Port Carlisle, Kings Arms, Village Green, Kirkandrews on Eden Bowness on Solway, Kikbride Road End, Whitrigg, Longcroft House, Longcroft, Waver Road, Anthorn, Hillside Cottage, Beaumont Solway Drive, Anthorn, Bridge, Anthorn Methodist Church, Monkhill Crossroads, Burgh by Sands Village Hall, Burgh by Sands Post O∆ce, Burgh by Sands Lawrence Lane, Burgh by Sands Hamilton House, Burgh by Sands Smithy Cottage, Burgh by Sands Road End, Burgh by Sands Post O∆ce, Drumburgh Road End, Glasson Mill Lane, Glasson Road End, Glasson Holiday Village, Port Carlisle Hope And Anchor, Port Carlisle Field View, Bowness Civil Parish Kings Arms, Bowness on Solway Kikbride Road End, Whitrigg Longcroft House, Longcroft Waver Road, Anthorn Solway Drive, Anthorn Bridge, Anthorn Direction: Bowness on Solway 93 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Bowness on Solway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:10 PM Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle Carlisle Bus Station, Carlisle Tuesday 6:10 PM Market Hall, Carlisle Wednesday 6:10 PM 1 Market Street, Carlisle Thursday 6:10 PM Sainsbury'S, Shaddongate Friday 6:10 PM John Street, Carlisle Saturday 6:10 PM Mcvities'S, Newtown Caldcotes, Carlisle Port Road Garage, Newtown Port Road, Carlisle 93 bus Info Direction: Bowness on Solway Granville Road, Newtown Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 45 min Pedestrian Arms, Newtown Line Summary: Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle, Market Wood Street, Carlisle Hall, Carlisle, Sainsbury'S, Shaddongate, Mcvities'S, Newtown, Port Road Garage, Newtown, Granville Ra«es Avenue, Newtown Road, Newtown, Pedestrian Arms, Newtown, Ra«es Newtown Road, Carlisle Avenue, Newtown, Berkley Grange, Newtown, Vallum House, Newtown, Knockupworth Farm, Grinsdale, Berkley Grange, Newtown Ron Mortons, Grinsdale, Village Green, Kirkandrews Archers Garth, Carlisle on Eden, Hillside Cottage, Beaumont, Methodist Church, Monkhill, Crossroads, Burgh by Sands, Vallum House, Newtown Village Hall, Burgh by Sands, Post O∆ce, Burgh by Burgh Road, Carlisle Sands, Lawrence Lane, Burgh by Sands, Hamilton House, Burgh by Sands, Smithy Cottage, Burgh by Knockupworth Farm, Grinsdale Sands, Road End, Burgh by Sands, Post O∆ce, Drumburgh, Road End, Glasson, Mill Lane, Glasson, Ron Mortons, Grinsdale Road End, Glasson, Holiday Village, Port Carlisle, Hope And Anchor, Port Carlisle, Kings Arms, Village Green, Kirkandrews on Eden Bowness on Solway Hillside Cottage, Beaumont Methodist Church, Monkhill Crossroads, Burgh by Sands Village Hall, Burgh by Sands Post O∆ce, Burgh by Sands Lawrence Lane, Burgh by Sands Hamilton House, Burgh by Sands Smithy Cottage, Burgh by Sands Road End, Burgh by Sands Post O∆ce, Drumburgh Road End, Glasson Mill Lane, Glasson Road End, Glasson Holiday Village, Port Carlisle Hope And Anchor, Port Carlisle Field View, Bowness Civil Parish Kings Arms, Bowness on Solway Direction: Carlisle 93 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Carlisle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Bridge, Anthorn Tuesday 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Solway Drive, Anthorn Wednesday 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Waver Road, Anthorn Thursday 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Longcroft House, Longcroft Friday 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Kirkbride Road End, Whitrigg Saturday 7:20 AM - 6:58 PM Kings Arms, Bowness on Solway Hope And Anchor, Port Carlisle 93 bus Info Holiday Village, Port Carlisle Direction: Carlisle Stops: 34 Trip Duration: 58 min Road End, Glasson Line Summary: Bridge, Anthorn, Solway Drive, Anthorn, Waver Road, Anthorn, Longcroft House, Mill Lane, Glasson Longcroft, Kirkbride Road End, Whitrigg, Kings Arms, Bowness on Solway, Hope And Anchor, Port Carlisle, Road End, Glasson Holiday Village, Port Carlisle, Road End, Glasson, Mill Lane, Glasson, Road End, Glasson, Post O∆ce, Post O∆ce, Drumburgh Drumburgh, Road End, Burgh by Sands, Dykesƒeld, Burgh by Sands, Hamilton House, Burgh by Sands, Road End, Burgh by Sands Lawrence Lane, Burgh by Sands, Post O∆ce, Burgh by Sands, Village Hall, Burgh by Sands, Crossroads, Dykesƒeld, Burgh by Sands Burgh by Sands, Methodist Church, Monkhill, Hillside Cottage, Beaumont, Village Green, Kirkandrews on Hamilton House, Burgh by Sands Eden, Grinsdale Bridge, Grinsdale, Knockupworth Farm, Grinsdale, Vallum House, Newtown, Berkley Lawrence Lane, Burgh by Sands Grange, Newtown, Ra«es Avenue, Newtown, Inƒrmary Street, Newtown, Port Road Garage, Post O∆ce, Burgh by Sands Newtown, Mcvities'S, Shaddongate, Sainsbury'S, Shaddongate, Market Hall, Carlisle, Chapel Street, Carlisle, Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle Village Hall, Burgh by Sands Crossroads, Burgh by Sands Methodist Church, Monkhill Hillside Cottage, Beaumont Village Green, Kirkandrews on Eden Grinsdale Bridge, Grinsdale Knockupworth Farm, Grinsdale Vallum House, Newtown Burgh Road, Carlisle Berkley Grange, Newtown Archers Garth, Carlisle Ra«es Avenue, Newtown Newtown Road, Carlisle Inƒrmary Street, Newtown Port Road Garage, Newtown Port Road, Carlisle Mcvities'S, Shaddongate A595, Carlisle Sainsbury'S, Shaddongate John Street, Carlisle Market Hall, Carlisle Warwick Street, Carlisle Chapel Street, Carlisle 70-78 Lowther Street, Carlisle Bus Station (Ca), Carlisle Carlisle Bus Station, Carlisle 93 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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