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93 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 93 bus time schedule & line map 93 Midhurst - Petersƒeld View In Website Mode The 93 bus line (Midhurst - Petersƒeld) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Midhurst: 12:30 PM (2) Petersƒeld: 9:30 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 93 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 93 bus arriving. Direction: Midhurst 93 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Midhurst Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Station, Petersƒeld 34 Lavant Street, Petersƒeld Tuesday Not Operational Station, Petersƒeld Wednesday 12:30 PM 34 Lavant Street, Petersƒeld Thursday Not Operational The Square, Petersƒeld Friday Not Operational The Square, Petersƒeld Saturday 12:30 PM Madeline Road, Petersƒeld Churchers College, Petersƒeld The Half Moon, Sheet 93 bus Info Direction: Midhurst Adhurst Junction, Sheet Stops: 35 Trip Duration: 43 min Meadow Mist, Durleighmarsh Line Summary: Station, Petersƒeld, Station, Petersƒeld, The Square, Petersƒeld, Madeline Road, Durleighmarsh Farm, Durleighmarsh Petersƒeld, Churchers College, Petersƒeld, The Half Moon, Sheet, Adhurst Junction, Sheet, Meadow Mist, Pear Tree Cottage, Rogate Durleighmarsh, Durleighmarsh Farm, Durleighmarsh, Pear Tree Cottage, Rogate, Post O∆ce, Rogate, Terwick Rise, Terwick Common, Village Hall, Borden, Post O∆ce, Rogate Chorley Common Cottages, Milland, The Rising Sun, Milland, Wardley Lane, Milland, Wardley Turn, Milland, Terwick Rise, Terwick Common North End Farm, Milland, Northend Copse, Linch, Terwick Rise, Rogate Civil Parish Memorial, Linch, St Luke's Church, Linch, Old Barn Copse, Linch, Redford Farm, Redford, Garage, Village Hall, Borden Redford, Linch Old Rectory, Woolbeding, Whispers Lodge, Woolbeding, Pound Common Cottages, Chorley Common Cottages, Milland Woolbeding, Old School House, Woolbeding, Brambling Farm, Woolbeding, The Barn, Woolbeding, The Rising Sun, Milland Woolbeding Bridge, Woolbeding, The Half Moon, Midhurst, Guillards Oak, Midhurst, Convent, Wardley Lane, Milland Midhurst, Bus Station, Midhurst Wardley Turn, Milland North End Farm, Milland Northend Copse, Linch Fernhurst Road, Milland Civil Parish Memorial, Linch St Luke's Church, Linch Old Barn Copse, Linch Redford Farm, Redford Garage, Redford Linch Old Rectory, Woolbeding Whispers Lodge, Woolbeding Pound Common Cottages, Woolbeding Old School House, Woolbeding Brambling Farm, Woolbeding The Barn, Woolbeding Woolbeding Bridge, Woolbeding The Half Moon, Midhurst A272, Midhurst Civil Parish Guillards Oak, Midhurst Petersƒeld Road, Midhurst Convent, Midhurst Bus Station, Midhurst North Street, Midhurst Direction: Petersƒeld 93 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Petersƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Midhurst North Street, Midhurst Tuesday Not Operational Convent, Midhurst Wednesday 9:30 AM Cobden Road, Midhurst Thursday Not Operational Guillards Oak, Midhurst Friday Not Operational Petersƒeld Road, Midhurst Saturday 9:30 AM The Half Moon, Midhurst A272, Midhurst Civil Parish Woolbeding Bridge, Woolbeding 93 bus Info The Barn, Woolbeding Direction: Petersƒeld Stops: 35 Brambling Farm, Woolbeding Trip Duration: 42 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Midhurst, Convent, Old School House, Woolbeding Midhurst, Guillards Oak, Midhurst, The Half Moon, Midhurst, Woolbeding Bridge, Woolbeding, The Barn, Pound Common Cottages, Woolbeding Woolbeding, Brambling Farm, Woolbeding, Old School House, Woolbeding, Pound Common Whispers Lodge, Woolbeding Cottages, Woolbeding, Whispers Lodge, Woolbeding, Linch Old Rectory, Woolbeding, Garage, Redford, Linch Old Rectory, Woolbeding Redford Farm, Redford, Old Barn Copse, Linch, St Luke's Church, Linch, Memorial, Linch, Northend Garage, Redford Copse, Linch, North End Farm, Milland, Wardley Turn, Milland, Wardley Lane, Milland, The Rising Sun, Milland, Chorley Common Cottages, Milland, Village Redford Farm, Redford Hall, Borden, Terwick Rise, Terwick Common, Fyning House, Fyning, Post O∆ce, Rogate, Pear Tree Old Barn Copse, Linch Cottage, Rogate, Meadow Mist, Durleighmarsh, Durleighmarsh Farm, Durleighmarsh, Adhurst St Luke's Church, Linch Junction, Sheet, The Half Moon, Sheet, Churchers College, Petersƒeld, Madeline Road, Petersƒeld, The Memorial, Linch Square, Petersƒeld, Station, Petersƒeld Northend Copse, Linch North End Farm, Milland Wardley Turn, Milland Wardley Lane, Milland Fernhurst road, Milland Civil Parish The Rising Sun, Milland Chorley Common Cottages, Milland Village Hall, Borden Terwick Rise, Terwick Common Fyning House, Fyning Post O∆ce, Rogate Pear Tree Cottage, Rogate Meadow Mist, Durleighmarsh Durleighmarsh Farm, Durleighmarsh Adhurst Junction, Sheet The Half Moon, Sheet Churchers College, Petersƒeld Madeline Road, Petersƒeld The Square, Petersƒeld The Square, Petersƒeld Station, Petersƒeld 34 Lavant Street, Petersƒeld 93 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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