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20 bus time schedule & line map 20 Salisbury - Blandford Forum View In Website Mode The 20 bus line (Salisbury - Blandford Forum) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Blandford: 8:45 AM - 5:50 PM (2) Pimperne: 11:55 AM (3) Salisbury: 7:15 AM - 4:50 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 20 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 20 bus arriving. Direction: Blandford 20 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Blandford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:45 AM - 5:50 PM South Wilts Grammar School, Salisbury Tuesday 8:45 AM - 5:50 PM Stratford Court, Salisbury Wednesday 8:45 AM - 5:50 PM Waters Road, Salisbury Thursday 8:45 AM - 5:50 PM Fairƒeld Road, Salisbury Friday 8:45 AM - 5:50 PM Fairƒeld Road, Salisbury Saturday Not Operational St Francis Church, Salisbury Victoria Park, Salisbury Butts Road, Salisbury 20 bus Info A345, Salisbury Direction: Blandford Stops: 46 Archers Court, Salisbury Trip Duration: 52 min Line Summary: South Wilts Grammar School, Friends Provident, Salisbury Salisbury, Stratford Court, Salisbury, Waters Road, Salisbury, Fairƒeld Road, Salisbury, St Francis 81 Castle Street, Salisbury Church, Salisbury, Victoria Park, Salisbury, Butts Endless Street, Salisbury Road, Salisbury, Archers Court, Salisbury, Friends Provident, Salisbury, Endless Street, Salisbury, Brown 1 Winchester Street, Salisbury Street, Salisbury, St Osmunds School, Salisbury, New Brown Street, Salisbury Bridge Road, Salisbury, Harnham Junction, Salisbury, Odstock Road, Salisbury, Francis Way, Salisbury, Brewery Lane, Salisbury Portland Avenue, Salisbury, Fox And Goose, Coombe St Osmunds School, Salisbury Bissett, The Bungalows, Coombe Bissett, Martin Drove End, Martin Down Nature Reserve, Woodyates, Woodyates Cross Roads, Woodyates, Pentridge New Bridge Road, Salisbury Corner, Woodyates, Yewtree Garage, Pentridge, Oakley Farm, Sixpenny Handley, Handley Cross Harnham Junction, Salisbury Roundabout, Sixpenny Handley, The Cross, Sixpenny 9 Woodbury Gardens, Salisbury Civil Parish Handley, The Roebuck Inn, Sixpenny Handley, War Memorial, Sixpenny Handley, St. Mary's Close, Odstock Road, Salisbury Sixpenny Handley, Frogmore Lane, Sixpenny Hawksridge, Salisbury Civil Parish Handley, The Inn on the Chase, Cashmoor, Thickthorn Cross, Cashmoor, Chettle Corner, Francis Way, Salisbury Cashmoor, Tarrant Hinton Down, Tarrant Hinton, Coombe Road, Salisbury Civil Parish Tarrant Hinton Layby, Tarrant Hinton, Wellow Portland Avenue, Salisbury Cottages, Pimperne, The Anvil, Pimperne, Farquharson Arms, Pimperne, Letton Lodge, Fox And Goose, Coombe Bissett Blandford, Rosebank Lane, Blandford, Salisbury Road Cemetery, Blandford, Post O∆ce, Blandford, The Bungalows, Coombe Bissett Kings Road, Blandford, Fairƒeld Road, Blandford, Blandford Road, Coombe Bissett Civil Parish Market Place, Blandford Martin Drove End Martin Down Nature Reserve, Woodyates Woodyates Cross Roads, Woodyates Pentridge Corner, Woodyates Yewtree Garage, Pentridge Oakley Farm, Sixpenny Handley Handley Cross Roundabout, Sixpenny Handley The Cross, Sixpenny Handley The Roebuck Inn, Sixpenny Handley War Memorial, Sixpenny Handley St. Mary's Close, Sixpenny Handley Frogmore Lane, Sixpenny Handley The Inn on the Chase, Cashmoor Thickthorn Cross, Cashmoor Chettle Corner, Cashmoor Tarrant Hinton Down, Tarrant Hinton Tarrant Hinton Layby, Tarrant Hinton Wellow Cottages, Pimperne 21 Portman Road, Pimperne Civil Parish The Anvil, Pimperne 5 Hyde Gardens, Pimperne Civil Parish Farquharson Arms, Pimperne 4 Bridge View, Pimperne Civil Parish Letton Lodge, Blandford Rosebank Lane, Blandford Salisbury Road Cemetery, Blandford Post O∆ce, Blandford Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Kings Road, Blandford Fairƒeld Road, Blandford Unit 2 Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Market Place, Blandford East Street, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Direction: Pimperne 20 bus Time Schedule 9 stops Pimperne Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:55 AM Crown Hotel, Blandford West Street, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Tuesday 11:55 AM Fairƒeld Road, Blandford Wednesday 11:55 AM Unit 2 Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Thursday 11:55 AM Norden Road, Blandford Friday 11:55 AM Hunt Road, Blandford Saturday Not Operational Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Salisbury Road Cemetery, Blandford Davis Gardens, Blandford Forum Civil Parish 20 bus Info Rosebank Lane, Blandford Direction: Pimperne Stops: 9 Letton Lodge, Blandford Trip Duration: 9 min Line Summary: Crown Hotel, Blandford, Fairƒeld Farquharson Arms, Pimperne Road, Blandford, Norden Road, Blandford, Hunt 1 Berkeley Court, Pimperne Civil Parish Road, Blandford, Salisbury Road Cemetery, Blandford, Rosebank Lane, Blandford, Letton Lodge, Hyde Gardens, Pimperne Blandford, Farquharson Arms, Pimperne, Hyde Hyde Gardens, Pimperne Civil Parish Gardens, Pimperne Direction: Salisbury 20 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Salisbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM - 4:50 PM Crown Hotel, Blandford West Street, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Tuesday 7:15 AM - 4:50 PM Fairƒeld Road, Blandford Wednesday 7:15 AM - 4:50 PM Unit 2 Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Thursday 7:15 AM - 4:50 PM Norden Road, Blandford Friday 7:15 AM - 4:50 PM Hunt Road, Blandford Saturday Not Operational Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum Civil Parish Salisbury Road Cemetery, Blandford Davis Gardens, Blandford Forum Civil Parish 20 bus Info Rosebank Lane, Blandford Direction: Salisbury Stops: 45 Letton Lodge, Blandford Trip Duration: 55 min Line Summary: Crown Hotel, Blandford, Fairƒeld Farquharson Arms, Pimperne Road, Blandford, Norden Road, Blandford, Hunt 1 Berkeley Court, Pimperne Civil Parish Road, Blandford, Salisbury Road Cemetery, Blandford, Rosebank Lane, Blandford, Letton Lodge, The Anvil, Pimperne Blandford, Farquharson Arms, Pimperne, The Anvil, 5 Hyde Gardens, Pimperne Civil Parish Pimperne, Wellow Cottage, Pimperne, Tarrant Hinton Layby, Tarrant Hinton, Tarrant Hinton Down, Tarrant Wellow Cottage, Pimperne Hinton, Chettle Corner, Cashmoor, Thickthorn Cross, 21 Portman Road, Pimperne Civil Parish Cashmoor, The Inn on the Chase, Cashmoor, Frogmore Lane, Sixpenny Handley, St. Mary's Close, Tarrant Hinton Layby, Tarrant Hinton Sixpenny Handley, War Memorial, Sixpenny Handley, The Roebuck Inn, Sixpenny Handley, The Cross, Tarrant Hinton Down, Tarrant Hinton Sixpenny Handley, Handley Cross Roundabout, Sixpenny Handley, Oakley Farm, Sixpenny Handley, Chettle Corner, Cashmoor Yewtree Garage, Pentridge, Pentridge Corner, Woodyates, Woodyates Cross Roads, Woodyates, Thickthorn Cross, Cashmoor Martin Down Nature Reserve, Woodyates, Martin Drove End, The Bungalows, Coombe Bissett, The Inn on the Chase, Cashmoor Bishopstone Turn, Coombe Bissett, Portland Avenue, Salisbury, Francis Way, Salisbury, Odstock Road, Salisbury, Harnham Junction, Salisbury, New Bridge Frogmore Lane, Sixpenny Handley Road, Salisbury, St Osmunds School, Salisbury, Catherine Street, Salisbury, New Canal, Salisbury, St. Mary's Close, Sixpenny Handley Tesco, Salisbury, Sale Rooms, Salisbury, Mill Stream Approach, Salisbury, Archers Court, Salisbury, Castle War Memorial, Sixpenny Handley Roundabout, Salisbury, Butts Road, Salisbury, Victoria Park, Salisbury, South Wilts Grammar The Roebuck Inn, Sixpenny Handley School, Salisbury The Cross, Sixpenny Handley Handley Cross Roundabout, Sixpenny Handley Oakley Farm, Sixpenny Handley Yewtree Garage, Pentridge Pentridge Corner, Woodyates Woodyates Cross Roads, Woodyates Martin Down Nature Reserve, Woodyates Martin Drove End The Bungalows, Coombe Bissett Blandford Road, Coombe Bissett Civil Parish Bishopstone Turn, Coombe Bissett Portland Avenue, Salisbury Francis Way, Salisbury Coombe Road, Salisbury Civil Parish Odstock Road, Salisbury Harnham Junction, Salisbury 9 Woodbury Gardens, Salisbury Civil Parish New Bridge Road, Salisbury St Osmunds School, Salisbury Exeter Street, Salisbury Catherine Street, Salisbury 50 Catherine Street, Salisbury New Canal, Salisbury 6 New Canal, Salisbury Tesco, Salisbury Castle Street, Salisbury Sale Rooms, Salisbury Castle Street, Salisbury Mill Stream Approach, Salisbury Mill Stream Approach, Salisbury Archers Court, Salisbury Castle Roundabout, Salisbury A345, Salisbury Butts Road, Salisbury Victoria Park, Salisbury South Wilts Grammar School, Salisbury 20 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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