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65 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 65 bus time schedule & line map 65 Halfway - Glasgow View In Website Mode The 65 bus line (Halfway - Glasgow) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bridgeton: 7:09 AM (2) Glasgow: 6:32 AM - 6:07 PM (3) Halfway: 7:02 AM - 5:39 PM (4) Rutherglen: 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 65 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 65 bus arriving. Direction: Bridgeton 65 bus Time Schedule 8 stops Bridgeton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Osborne Street, Glasgow Osborne Street, Glasgow Tuesday Not Operational St Enoch Shopping Centre, Glasgow Wednesday Not Operational Stockwell Street, Glasgow Thursday Not Operational Crown Street, Gorbals Friday Not Operational Florence Street, Gorbals Saturday 7:09 AM Ballater Street, Glasgow Waddell Street, Gorbals Commercial Court, Glasgow 65 bus Info Moffat Street, Gorbals Direction: Bridgeton 1 Moffat Street, Glasgow Stops: 8 Trip Duration: 10 min Football Centre, Bridgeton Line Summary: Osborne Street, Glasgow, St Enoch King's Drive, Glasgow Shopping Centre, Glasgow, Crown Street, Gorbals, Florence Street, Gorbals, Waddell Street, Gorbals, Greenhead Street, Bridgeton Moffat Street, Gorbals, Football Centre, Bridgeton, 57 Greenhead Street, Glasgow Greenhead Street, Bridgeton Direction: Glasgow 65 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Glasgow Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:32 AM - 6:07 PM Annick Street, Halfway Mill Road, Glasgow Tuesday 6:32 AM - 6:07 PM Wiston Street, Halfway Wednesday 6:32 AM - 6:07 PM Overton Road, Halfway Thursday 6:32 AM - 6:07 PM Friday 6:32 AM - 6:07 PM Overton Street, Halfway Saturday 6:52 AM - 6:07 PM Craigallian Avenue, Halfway Hamilton Crescent, Halfway Mac Callum Drive, Glasgow 65 bus Info School Avenue, Cambuslang Direction: Glasgow Stops: 53 Christie Place, Cambuslang Trip Duration: 55 min Line Summary: Annick Street, Halfway, Wiston Greenlees Road, Cambuslang Street, Halfway, Overton Road, Halfway, Overton Street, Halfway, Craigallian Avenue, Halfway, Main Street, Glasgow Hamilton Crescent, Halfway, School Avenue, Bushyhill Street, Cambuslang Cambuslang, Christie Place, Cambuslang, Greenlees Road, Cambuslang, Bushyhill Street, Cambuslang, 21 Greenlees Road, Glasgow Brownside Road, Cambuslang, Stewarton Drive, Brownside Road, Cambuslang Cambuslang, Holmhill Farm, Cambuslang, Staffa Road, Whitlaw Burn, Morven Road, Whitlaw Burn, Stewarton Drive, Cambuslang Whitlawburn Road, Whitlaw Burn, Cruachan Road, Springhall, Atholl Gardens, Springhall, Lochbrae Drive, Springhall, Slenavon Avenue, Springhall, Holmhill Farm, Cambuslang Cruachan Road, Springhall, Cullins Road, Cathkin, Grenadier Park, Glasgow Glencoe Road, Cathkin, Burnside Road, Fernhill, Galloway Drive, Fernhill, Morar Drive, Fernhill, Staffa Road, Whitlaw Burn Shieldaig Drive, Fernhill, Dale Way, Fernhill, Woodend Road, Castlemilk, Croftfoot Road, Castlemilk, Morven Road, Whitlaw Burn Croftfoot Road, Bankhead, Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead, Millburn Avenue, Rutherglen, Bankhead Whitlawburn Road, Whitlaw Burn Road, Rutherglen, Queen Street, Rutherglen, Castle Street, Rutherglen, King Street, Rutherglen, Farme Cruachan Road, Springhall Cross, Rutherglen, Tesco Superstore, Rutherglen, East Kilbride Road, Glasgow Downiebrae Road, Rutherglen, Birkwood Street, Dalmarnock, Davidson Street, Dalmarnock, Atholl Gardens, Springhall Dalmarnock Railway Station, Dalmarnock, Reid Atholl Gardens, Glasgow Street, Bridgeton, Franklin Street, Bridgeton, Tullis Street, Bridgeton, Bridgeton Cross, Bridgeton, James Lochbrae Drive, Springhall Street, Bridgeton, Football Centre, Bridgeton, Moffat Cruachan Road, Glasgow Street, Gorbals, Ballater Place, Gorbals, Florence Street, Gorbals, Osborne Street, Glasgow Slenavon Avenue, Springhall Cruachan Road, Springhall St Stephen's Avenue, Glasgow Cullins Road, Cathkin Glencoe Road, Cathkin Glencoe Road, Glasgow Burnside Road, Fernhill Galloway Drive, Fernhill Morar Drive, Fernhill Auchenlarie Drive, Glasgow Shieldaig Drive, Fernhill Fernhill Road, Glasgow Dale Way, Fernhill Dale Way, Glasgow Woodend Road, Castlemilk Croftfoot Road, Castlemilk Croftfoot Road, Bankhead Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead Millburn Avenue, Rutherglen Bankhead Road, Rutherglen Queen Street, Rutherglen Castle Street, Rutherglen 163 Main Street, Glasgow King Street, Rutherglen 16 Farmeloan Rd, Glasgow Farme Cross, Rutherglen Smith Terrace, Glasgow Tesco Superstore, Rutherglen Downiebrae Road, Rutherglen Birkwood Street, Dalmarnock Davidson Street, Dalmarnock Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow Dalmarnock Railway Station, Dalmarnock Reid Street, Bridgeton Franklin Street, Bridgeton 197-201 Main Street, Glasgow Tullis Street, Bridgeton 115 Main Street, Glasgow Bridgeton Cross, Bridgeton 163 James Street, Glasgow James Street, Bridgeton 20 James Street, Glasgow Football Centre, Bridgeton King's Drive, Glasgow Moffat Street, Gorbals 490 Ballater Street, Glasgow Ballater Place, Gorbals Mathieson Terrace, Glasgow Florence Street, Gorbals Ballater Street, Glasgow Osborne Street, Glasgow Osborne Street, Glasgow Direction: Halfway 65 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Halfway Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:02 AM - 5:39 PM Osborne Street, Glasgow Osborne Street, Glasgow Tuesday 7:02 AM - 5:39 PM St Enoch Shopping Centre, Glasgow Wednesday 7:02 AM - 5:39 PM Stockwell Street, Glasgow Thursday 7:02 AM - 5:39 PM Crown Street, Gorbals Friday 7:02 AM - 5:39 PM Florence Street, Gorbals Saturday 7:39 AM - 5:39 PM Ballater Street, Glasgow Waddell Street, Gorbals Commercial Court, Glasgow 65 bus Info Moffat Street, Gorbals Direction: Halfway 1 Moffat Street, Glasgow Stops: 53 Trip Duration: 53 min Football Centre, Bridgeton Line Summary: Osborne Street, Glasgow, St Enoch King's Drive, Glasgow Shopping Centre, Glasgow, Crown Street, Gorbals, Florence Street, Gorbals, Waddell Street, Gorbals, Greenhead Street, Bridgeton Moffat Street, Gorbals, Football Centre, Bridgeton, 57 Greenhead Street, Glasgow Greenhead Street, Bridgeton, Tullis Street, Bridgeton, Franklin Street, Bridgeton, Reid Street, Bridgeton, Tullis Street, Bridgeton Springƒeld Road, Dalmarnock, Davidson Street, 79 Main Street, Glasgow Dalmarnock, Birkwood Street, Dalmarnock, Bardonald Street, Rutherglen, Cambuslang Road, Franklin Street, Bridgeton Rutherglen, Victoria Street, Rutherglen, Castle Street, 197-201 Main Street, Glasgow Rutherglen, Mill Street, Rutherglen, Main Street, Rutherglen, Johnstone Drive, Rutherglen, Rodger Reid Street, Bridgeton Drive, Rutherglen, Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead, Croftfoot Road, Spittal, Woodend Road, Spittal, Springƒeld Road, Dalmarnock Woodend Road, Fernhill, Dale Way, Fernhill, Arnisdale Way, Fernhill, Neilvaig Drive, Fernhill, Abbeydale Way, Davidson Street, Dalmarnock Fernhill, Neilvaig Drive, Fernhill, Glencoe Road, Garvald Court, Glasgow Cathkin, Cullins Road, Cathkin, Cullins Road, Springhall, Ranald Gardens, Springhall, Craigard Birkwood Street, Dalmarnock Place, Springhall, Lochaber Drive, Springhall, Western Road, Springhall, Whitlawburn Road, Whitlaw Burn, Bardonald Street, Rutherglen Holmhills Road, Whitlaw Burn, Morven Road, Whitlaw Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow Burn, Staffa Road, Whitlaw Burn, Kirkburn Avenue, Cambuslang, Stewarton Drive, Cambuslang, Cambuslang Road, Rutherglen Brownside Road, Cambuslang, Main Street, Smith Terrace, Glasgow Cambuslang, Clydeford Road, Cambuslang, Croft Road, Cambuslang, School Avenue, Cambuslang, Victoria Street, Rutherglen Macdougal Drive, Halfway, Halfway Bowling Club, Halfway, Old Mill Road, Halfway, Annick Street, Castle Street, Rutherglen Halfway Main Street, Glasgow Mill Street, Rutherglen Main Street, Rutherglen Mill Court, Glasgow Johnstone Drive, Rutherglen Rodger Drive, Rutherglen Rutherglen Cemetery, Bankhead Croftfoot Road, Spittal Fernhill Road, Glasgow Woodend Road, Spittal Woodend Road, Fernhill Dale Way, Fernhill Dale Way, Glasgow Arnisdale Way, Fernhill Fernhill Road, Glasgow Neilvaig Drive, Fernhill Auchenlarie Drive, Glasgow Abbeydale Way, Fernhill Neilvaig Drive, Fernhill Glencoe Road, Cathkin Cullins Road, Cathkin Cullins Road, Springhall Ranald Gardens, Springhall Craigard Place, Springhall Cruachan Road, Glasgow Lochaber Drive, Springhall Appin Terrace, Glasgow Western Road, Springhall Whitlawburn Road, Whitlaw Burn Holmhills Road, Whitlaw Burn Morven Road, Whitlaw Burn Staffa Road, Whitlaw Burn Kirkburn Avenue, Cambuslang Grenadier Park, Glasgow Stewarton Drive, Cambuslang Brownside Road, Cambuslang Main Street, Cambuslang Greenlees Road, Glasgow Clydeford Road, Cambuslang Main Street, Glasgow Croft Road, Cambuslang Freeneuk Wynd, Glasgow School Avenue, Cambuslang Macdougal Drive, Halfway Mac Callum Drive, Glasgow Halfway Bowling Club, Halfway Old Mill Road, Halfway Mill Walk, Glasgow Annick Street, Halfway Mill Road, Glasgow Direction: Rutherglen 65 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Rutherglen Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Osborne Street, Glasgow Osborne Street, Glasgow Tuesday 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM St Enoch Shopping Centre, Glasgow Wednesday 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Stockwell Street, Glasgow Thursday 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Crown Street, Gorbals Friday 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Florence Street, Gorbals Saturday 6:09 PM - 7:09 PM Ballater Street, Glasgow Waddell Street, Gorbals Commercial Court, Glasgow 65 bus Info Moffat Street, Gorbals Direction: Rutherglen 1 Moffat Street, Glasgow Stops: 18 Trip Duration: 21 min Football Centre, Bridgeton Line Summary: Osborne Street, Glasgow, St Enoch King's
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