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View PDF: W1 Timetable, Stops And W1 bus time schedule & line map W1 Maple Cross - Watford / Garston View In Website Mode The W1 bus line (Maple Cross - Watford / Garston) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Garston: 8:35 AM - 6:35 PM (2) Maple Cross: 7:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest W1 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next W1 bus arriving. Direction: Garston W1 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Garston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:35 AM - 6:35 PM Monday Not Operational Downings Wood Terminus, Maple Cross Downings Wood, England Tuesday Not Operational Hornhill Road, Maple Cross Wednesday Not Operational Denham Way, Maple Cross Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Woodland Road, Maple Cross Saturday Not Operational The Cross, Maple Cross Crosslands, England Hertford Place, Maple Cross W1 bus Info Long Lane, Rickmansworth Direction: Garston Stops: 48 Whip & Collar Ph, Rickmansworth Trip Duration: 52 min Line Summary: Downings Wood Terminus, Maple Church Lane, Moneyhill Cross, Hornhill Road, Maple Cross, Denham Way, Maple Cross, Woodland Road, Maple Cross, The Vine Tree Court, England Cross, Maple Cross, Hertford Place, Maple Cross, Parade, Moneyhill Long Lane, Rickmansworth, Whip & Collar Ph, Rickmansworth, Church Lane, Moneyhill, Parade, Uxbridge Road, England Moneyhill, The Halfway House Ph, Moneyhill, High The Halfway House Ph, Moneyhill Street, Rickmansworth, Rickmansworth Railway Station, Rickmansworth, Roman Catholic Church, Belfry Lane, Rickmansworth Rickmansworth, Scots Bridge, Rickmansworth, High Street, Rickmansworth Bateman Road, Croxley Green, Harvey Road, Croxley Green, Croxley Metropolitan Station, Croxley Green, Winton Approach, Croxley Green, Two Bridges, Rickmansworth Railway Station, Rickmansworth Croxley Green, Cassiobridge Road, Watford, Hagden Homestead Road, Rickmansworth Lane, Watford, Queens Avenue, Watford, Brightwell Road, Watford, General Hospital, Watford, Roman Catholic Church, Rickmansworth Wiggenhall Road, Watford, St Mary's Road (U), Park Road, Rickmansworth Market Street, Watford, Clarendon Road (S), St John's Road, Watford Junction Railway Station, Scots Bridge, Rickmansworth Watford, Railway Bridge, Watford, Regent Street, A412, Rickmansworth North Watford, Windsor Road, North Watford, Bateman Road, Croxley Green Buckingham Road, North Watford, Bushey Mill Crescent, North Watford, Parkgate Road, North Harvey Road, Croxley Green Watford, Watford North Railway Station, North Watford, Tudor Arms Ph, North Watford, Woodmere Croxley Metropolitan Station, Croxley Green Avenue, North Watford, Douglas Avenue, North Watford, Widgeon Way, Garston, Garsmouth Way, Winton Approach, Croxley Green Garston, The Gossamers Shops, Garston, The Gossamers, Garston, Phillipers, Garston, Garston Two Bridges, Croxley Green Railway Station, Garston, Park Parade, Garston Rickmansworth Road, Watford Cassiobridge Road, Watford Hagden Lane, Watford Queens Avenue, Watford Brightwell Road, Watford General Hospital, Watford Banbury Street, Watford Wiggenhall Road, Watford Vicarage Road, Watford St Mary's Road (U) Market Street, Watford 23-25 Market Street, Watford Clarendon Road (S) Clarendon Road, Watford St John's Road Clarendon Road, Watford Watford Junction Railway Station, Watford 64 Clarendon Road, Watford Railway Bridge, Watford Regent Street, North Watford Windsor Road, North Watford Buckingham Road, North Watford Bushey Mill Crescent, North Watford Parkgate Road, North Watford Watford North Railway Station, North Watford Tudor Arms Ph, North Watford Woodmere Avenue, North Watford Douglas Avenue, North Watford Widgeon Way, Garston Garsmouth Way, Garston The Gossamers Shops, Garston The Gossamers, Garston Phillipers, Garston Phillipers, Watford Garston Railway Station, Garston Park Parade, Garston Direction: Maple Cross W1 bus Time Schedule 52 stops Maple Cross Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:38 AM - 6:53 PM Monday 7:15 PM Bus Garage, Garston Garston Park Parade, Watford Tuesday 7:15 PM Park Parade, Garston Wednesday 7:15 PM Garston Railway Station, Garston Thursday 7:15 PM Bramƒeld, Watford Friday 7:15 PM Phillipers, Garston Saturday 7:15 PM The Gossamers, Garston The Gossamers, Watford The Gossamers Shops, Garston W1 bus Info Direction: Maple Cross Garsmouth Way, Garston Stops: 52 Trip Duration: 52 min Widgeon Way, Garston Line Summary: Bus Garage, Garston, Park Parade, Garston, Garston Railway Station, Garston, Douglas Avenue, North Watford Phillipers, Garston, The Gossamers, Garston, The Gossamers Shops, Garston, Garsmouth Way, Woodmere Avenue, North Watford Garston, Widgeon Way, Garston, Douglas Avenue, North Watford, Woodmere Avenue, North Watford, Hillrise Avenue, North Watford Hillrise Avenue, North Watford, Tudor Arms Ph, North Watford, Watford North Railway Station, North Watford, Parkgate Road, North Watford, Bushey Mill Tudor Arms Ph, North Watford Crescent, North Watford, Bushey Mill Lane, North Watford, Buckingham Road, North Watford, Windsor Watford North Railway Station, North Watford Road, North Watford, Regent Street, North Watford, Brixton Road, North Watford, Railway Bridge, Parkgate Road, North Watford Watford, Watford Junction Railway Station, Watford, St John's Road, King Street (T), Market Street, Bushey Mill Crescent, North Watford Watford, The Hornets, Watford, General Hospital, Watford, Brightwell Road, Watford, Queens Avenue, Bushey Mill Lane, North Watford Watford, Hagden Lane, Watford, Sydney Road, Watford, Cassiobridge Road, Watford, Two Bridges, Buckingham Road, North Watford Croxley Green, Winton Approach, Croxley Green, Hazelwood Road, Croxley Green, Croxley Windsor Road, North Watford Metropolitan Station, Harvey Road, Croxley Green, Bateman Road, Croxley Green, Scots Bridge, Regent Street, North Watford Rickmansworth, St Joan Of Arc School, Rickmansworth, High Street, Rickmansworth, 231 St Albans Road, Watford Rickmansworth Railway Station (B), The Halfway Brixton Road, North Watford House Ph, Moneyhill, Parade, Moneyhill, Church Lane, Moneyhill, Whip & Collar Ph, Rickmansworth, Railway Bridge, Watford Long Lane, Rickmansworth, Hertford Place, Maple Cross, The Cross, Maple Cross, Long Croft Road, Maple Cross, Pinchƒeld, Maple Cross, Downings Watford Junction Railway Station, Watford Wood Terminus, Maple Cross St John's Road King Street (T) 140 High Street, Watford Market Street, Watford Market Place, Watford The Hornets, Watford General Hospital, Watford Brightwell Road, Watford Queens Avenue, Watford Hagden Lane, Watford Sydney Road, Watford Cassiobridge Road, Watford Two Bridges, Croxley Green Winton Approach, Croxley Green 185-187 Watford Road, Watford Hazelwood Road, Croxley Green Croxley Metropolitan Station Southam Mews, Watford Harvey Road, Croxley Green Bateman Road, Croxley Green Scots Bridge, Rickmansworth A412, Rickmansworth St Joan Of Arc School, Rickmansworth High Street, Rickmansworth 68 High Street, Rickmansworth Rickmansworth Railway Station (B) Station Approach, Rickmansworth The Halfway House Ph, Moneyhill Belfry Lane, Rickmansworth Parade, Moneyhill Moneyhill Parade, England Church Lane, Moneyhill Whip & Collar Ph, Rickmansworth Long Lane, Rickmansworth Hertford Place, Maple Cross The Cross, Maple Cross Long Croft Road, Maple Cross Pinchƒeld, Maple Cross Downings Wood Terminus, Maple Cross Downings Wood, England W1 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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