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X7 Timetable Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 03-08-2020 Service Number SX07_Ar Service Description Aberdeen - Perth Service No. X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 Perth Royal Infirmary turning ci - - - - 0642 0702 0735 - - 0905 then 05 Until 1505 1605 1705 1805 1905- 2005 Perth South Street N - - - - 0650 0710 0743 - 0820 0915 at 15 1515 1615 1720 1820 1915- 2015 Glendoick turning circle - - - - 0700 0722 0755 - 0832 0927 these 27 1527 1627 1732 1832 1927- 2027 Inchture Abernyte Link Road - - - - 0708 0730 0803 - 0840 0935 times 35 1535 1635 1740 1840 1935- 2035 Tech Park Apollo Way West - - - - 0716 0742 0815 - 0852 0943 each 43 1543 1643 1748 1848 1943- 2043 Ninewells Hospital C - - - - 0721 0747 0820 - 0857 0948 hour 48 1548 1648 1753 1853 1948- 2048 Royal Victoria Hospital - - - - - - - - - 0955 55 1555 - - - - - - Hawkhill West Port - - - - 0733 0801 0833 - 0908 1003 03 1603 1703 1804 1904 1959- 2059 Dundee bus station - - - - 0741 0810 0841 - 0916 1011 11 1611 1711 1812 1912 2007- 2106 Dundee bus station 3 - - 0600 0705 - 0815 - 0920 - 1020 20 1620 1720 1820 1915 2015 2055 2110 Ethiebeaton Park Dobbie's - - 0614 0720 - 0830 - 0935 - 1035 35 1635 1740 1840 1930 2030 2110 2125 Muirdrum bypass - - 0620 0726 - 0836 - 0941 - 1041 41 1641 1748 1848 1936 2036 2116 2131 Arbroath bus station - - 0630 0736 - 0846 - 0951 - 1051 51 1651 1758 1858 1946 2046 2126 2141 Arbroath bus station 8 0505 0545 0635 0740 - 0850 - 0957 - 1057 57 1657 1802 1902 1950 2050 - - Inverkeilor Chance Inn 0516 0556 0646 0751 - 0901 - 1008 - 1108 08 1708 1813 1913 2001 2101 - - Montrose High Street N1 0528 0608 0658 0803 - 0913 - 1020 - 1120 20 1720 1825 1925 2013 2113 - - Montrose High Street N1 0530 0611 0701 0806 - 0916 - 1023 - 1123 23 1723 1828 1928 2014 2114 - - St Cyrus opp church 0542 0624 0714 0819 - 0929 - 1036 - 1136 36 1736 1841 1941 2026 2126 - - Inverbervie Bervie Chipper 0557 0639 0729 0834 - 0944 - 1051 - 1151 51 1751 1856 1956 2041 2141 - - Kinneff opp Slains Park Road 0602 0644 0734 0839 - 0949 - 1056 - 1156 56 1756 1901 2001 2046 2146 - - Stonehaven Barclay Street 0613 0655 0745 0850 - 1000 - 1107 - 1207 07 1807 1912 2012 2057 2157 - - Stonehaven Barclay Street 0615 0700 0750 0855 - 1004 - 1111 - 1211 11 1811 1916 2016 2100 2200 - - Chapelton park & choose 0626 0711 0801 0907 - 1015 - 1122 - 1222 22 1822 1927 2027 2111 2211 - - Aberdeen bus station 3 0654 0749 0843 0938 - 1043 - 1150 - 1250 50 1850 1955 2055 2138 2238 - - Printed: 24/07/2020 Page: 16 of 24 Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 03-08-2020 Service Number SX07_Ar Service Description Aberdeen - Perth Service No. X7 X7 Perth Royal Infirmary turning ci - 2115 Perth South Street N - 2125 Glendoick turning circle - 2137 Inchture Abernyte Link Road - 2145 Tech Park Apollo Way West - 2153 Ninewells Hospital C - 2158 Royal Victoria Hospital - - Hawkhill West Port - 2209 Dundee bus station - 2216 Dundee bus station 3 2155 2220 Ethiebeaton Park Dobbie's 2210 2235 Muirdrum bypass 2216 2241 Arbroath bus station 2226 2251 Arbroath bus station 8 - - Inverkeilor Chance Inn - - Montrose High Street N1 - - Montrose High Street N1 - - St Cyrus opp church - - Inverbervie Bervie Chipper - - Kinneff opp Slains Park Road - - Stonehaven Barclay Street - - Stonehaven Barclay Street - - Chapelton park & choose - - Aberdeen bus station 3 - - Printed: 24/07/2020 Page: 17 of 24 Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 03-08-2020 Service Number SX07_Ar Service Description Aberdeen - Perth Service No. X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 Aberdeen bus station 3 - - - - - - 0715 0805 0905 then 05 Until 1205 1305 1405 - 1505 1605 1720 1820 Chapelton park & choose - - - - - - 0741 0836 0931 at 31 1231 1331 1431 - 1531 1638 1754 1846 Stonehaven Barclay Street - - - - - - 0754 0850 0945 these 45 1245 1345 1445 - 1545 1655 1813 1900 Stonehaven Barclay Street - - - - - - 0758 0858 0950 times 50 1250 1350 1450 - 1550 1700 1818 1905 Kinneff Slains Park Road - - - - - - 0809 0909 1001 each 01 1301 1401 1501 - 1601 1711 1829 1916 Inverbervie co-op - - - - - - 0814 0914 1006 hour 06 1306 1406 1506 - 1606 1716 1834 1921 St Cyrus church - - - - - - 0829 0929 1021 21 1321 1421 1521 - 1621 1731 1849 1936 Montrose High Street S2 - - - - - - 0842 0942 1034 34 1334 1434 1534 - 1634 1744 1902 1949 Montrose High Street S2 - - - - 0630 0728 0845 0945 1037 37 1337 1437 1537 - 1637 1747 1905 1952 Inverkeilor opp Chance Inn - - - - 0642 0740 0857 0957 1049 49 1349 1449 1549 - 1649 1759 1917 2004 Arbroath bus station - - - - 0653 0752 0908 1008 1100 00 1400 1500 1600 - 1700 1810 1928 2015 Arbroath bus station 8 0513 0528 0548 0631 0657 0757 0912 1012 1105 05 1405 1505 1605 - 1705 1815 1932 2020 Muirdrum bypass 0522 0537 0557 0640 0707 0807 0922 1022 1115 15 1415 1515 1615 - 1715 1825 1942 2030 Ethiebeaton Park opp Dobbie's 0528 0543 0603 0646 0713 0813 0928 1028 1121 21 1421 1521 1621 - 1721 1831 1948 2036 Dundee bus station 0543 0558 0618 0701 0728 0835 0943 1043 1136 36 1436 1536 1641 - 1741 1846 2003 2051 Dundee bus station 2 0547 - 0625 - 0735 0840 0950 1050 1145 45 1445 1545 1650 1720 1750 1850 2010 - Hawkhill West Port 0552 - 0630 - 0740 0846 0956 1056 1151 51 1451 1551 1656 1726 1756 1856 2016 - Royal Victoria Hospital - - - - - 0858 1008 1108 1203 03 1503 1603 - - - - - - Ninewells Hospital C 0607 - 0645 - 0755 0905 1015 1115 1210 10 1510 1610 1715 1745 1815 1915 2030 - Tech Park Apollo Way East 0610 - 0648 - 0758 0908 1018 1118 1213 13 1513 1613 1718 1748 1818 1918 2033 - Inchture Road End on A90 0617 - 0655 - 0806 0915 1025 1125 1220 20 1520 1620 1725 1755 1825 1925 2040 - Glendoick turning circle 0624 - 0702 - 0814 0922 1032 1132 1227 27 1527 1627 1732 1802 1832 1932 2047 - St Madoes Green - - - - 0820- - - - - - - - - - - - - Perth Canal Street ZP 0639 - 0719 - 0840 0937 1047 1147 1242 42 1542 1643 1748 1817 1847 1947 2102 - Perth Royal Infirmary turning ci 0646 - 0726 - 0848 0945 1055 1155 1250 50 1550 1651 1755 1824 1854 1954 2109 - Printed: 24/07/2020 Page: 18 of 24 Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 03-08-2020 Service Number SX07_Ar Service Description Aberdeen - Perth Service No. X7 X7 X7 X7 N Aberdeen bus station 3 1920 2020 then 20 Until 2320 Chapelton park & choose 1946 2045 at 45 2345 Stonehaven Barclay Street 2000 2058 these 58 2358 Stonehaven Barclay Street 2005 2100 times 00 2400 Kinneff Slains Park Road 2016 2111 each 11 0011 Inverbervie co-op 2021 2116 hour 16 0016 St Cyrus church 2036 2131 31 0031 Montrose High Street S2 2049 2143 43 0043 Montrose High Street S2 2052 2146 46 0046 Inverkeilor opp Chance Inn 2104 2158 58 0058 Arbroath bus station 2115 2208 08 0108 Arbroath bus station 8 2120 - - - Muirdrum bypass 2130 - - - Ethiebeaton Park opp Dobbie's 2136 - - - Dundee bus station 2151 - - - Dundee bus station 2 - - - - Hawkhill West Port - - - - Royal Victoria Hospital - - - - Ninewells Hospital C - - - - Tech Park Apollo Way East - - - - Inchture Road End on A90 - - - - Glendoick turning circle - - - - St Madoes Green - - - - Perth Canal Street ZP - - - - Perth Royal Infirmary turning ci - - - - Codes: N This journey does not operate on 24 or 31 December. Printed: 24/07/2020 Page: 19 of 24 Days of Operation Saturday Commencing 03-08-2020 Service Number SX07_Ar Service Description Aberdeen - Perth Service No. X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 Perth Royal Infirmary turning ci - - - - - 0810 then 10 Until 1710 1805 1905 - 2005 - 2115 Perth South Street N - - - - - 0820at 20 1720 1815 1915 - 2015 - 2125 Glendoick turning circle - - - - - 0832 these 32 1732 1827 1927 - 2027 - 2137 Inchture Abernyte Link Road - - - - - 0840 times 40 1740 1835 1935 - 2035 - 2145 Tech Park Apollo Way West - - - - - 0848each 48 1748 1843 1943 - 2043 - 2153 Ninewells Hospital C - - - - - 0853hour 53 1753 1848 1948 - 2048 - 2158 Hawkhill West Port - - - - - 0904 04 1804 1859 1959 - 2059 - 2209 Dundee bus station - - - - - 0912 12 1812 1907 2007 - 2106 - 2216 Dundee bus station 3 - - 0615 0715 0815 0920 20 1820 1915 2015 20552110 2155 2220 Ethiebeaton Park Dobbie's - - 0629 0730 0830 0935 35 1835 1930 2030 21102125 2210 2235 Muirdrum bypass - - 0635 0736 0836 0941 41 1841 1936 2036 21162131 2216 2241 Arbroath bus station - - 0645 0746 0846 0951 51 1851 1946 2046 21262141 2226 2251 Arbroath bus station 8 0505 0545 0650 0750 0850 0957 57 1857 1950 2050 - - - - Inverkeilor Chance Inn 0516 0556 0701 0801 0901 1008 08 1908 2001 2101 - - - - Montrose High Street N1 0528 0608 0713 0813 0913 1020 20 1920 2013 2113 - - - - Montrose High Street N1 0530 0611 0716 0816 0916 1023 23 1923 2014 2114 - - - - St Cyrus opp church 0542 0624 0729 0829 0929 1036 36 1936 2026 2126 - - - - Inverbervie Bervie Chipper 0557 0639 0744 0844 0944 1051 51 1951 2041 2141 - - - - Kinneff opp Slains Park Road 0602 0644 0749 0849 0949 1056 56 1956 2046 2146 - - - - Stonehaven Barclay Street 0613 0655 0800 0900 1000 1107 07 2007 2057 2157 - - - - Stonehaven Barclay Street 0615 0700 0804 0904 1004 1111 11 2011 2100 2200 - - - - Chapelton park & choose 0626 0711 0815 0915 1015 1122 22 2022 2111 2211 - - - - Aberdeen bus station 3 0654 0739 0843 0943 1043 1150 50 2050 2138 2238 - - - - Printed: 24/07/2020 Page: 20 of 24 Days of Operation Saturday Commencing 03-08-2020 Service Number SX07_Ar Service Description Aberdeen - Perth Service No. X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 X7 Aberdeen bus station 3 - - - - - - 0705 0805 then 05 Until 1305 1405 1505 1605 1720 1820 1920 2020 then Chapelton park & choose - - - - - - 0731 0831 at 31 1331 1431 1531 1631 1747 1846 1946 2045 at Stonehaven
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