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31 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 31 bus time schedule & line map 31 Bonnyrigg View In Website Mode The 31 bus line (Bonnyrigg) has 8 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bonnyrigg: 4:03 AM - 11:08 PM (2) Broughton: 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM (3) Broughton: 12:23 AM - 11:58 PM (4) East Craigs: 4:37 AM - 11:18 PM (5) Edinburgh: 8:31 AM (6) Poltonhall: 4:33 AM - 8:08 PM (7) South Side: 7:55 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 31 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 31 bus arriving. Direction: Bonnyrigg 31 bus Time Schedule 73 stops Bonnyrigg Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:27 AM - 11:08 PM Monday 4:03 AM - 11:08 PM East Craigs Centre, East Craigs North Bughtlin Place, Edinburgh Tuesday 4:03 AM - 11:08 PM North Bughtlin Neuk, Bughtlin Wednesday 4:03 AM - 11:08 PM North Bughtlin Neuk, Edinburgh Thursday 4:03 AM - 11:08 PM Bughtlin Drive, Bughtlin Friday 4:03 AM - 11:08 PM Bughtlin Park, Edinburgh Saturday 4:33 AM - 11:08 PM Burnside, Bughtlin Almond Green, Bughtlin 8 Maybury Drive, Edinburgh 31 bus Info Craigs Road, West Craigs Direction: Bonnyrigg Stops: 73 North Gyle Terrace, West Craigs Trip Duration: 76 min Line Summary: East Craigs Centre, East Craigs, Maybury Road, Maybury North Bughtlin Neuk, Bughtlin, Bughtlin Drive, Glasgow Road, Edinburgh Bughtlin, Burnside, Bughtlin, Almond Green, Bughtlin, Craigs Road, West Craigs, North Gyle Terrace, West Dechmont Road, Maybury Craigs, Maybury Road, Maybury, Dechmont Road, Maybury, North Gyle Road, Maybury, Craigs Avenue, North Gyle Road, Maybury Maybury, Drum Brae South, Corstorphine, St Ninians Glasgow Road, Edinburgh Road, Corstorphine, Glebe Road, Corstorphine, Station Road, Corstorphine, Belgrave Road, Craigs Avenue, Maybury Corstorphine, Edinburgh Zoo, Corstorphine, Pinkhill, Corstorphine, Balgreen Road, Corstorphine, Belmont Drum Brae South, Corstorphine Crescent, Corstorphine, Western Corner, Murrayƒeld, 198 St John's Road, Edinburgh Murrayƒeld Road, Murrayƒeld, Ormidale Terrace, Roseburn, Roseburn Gardens, Roseburn, Wester St Ninians Road, Corstorphine Coates, Coates, Magdala Crescent, Coates, 221 St John's Road, Edinburgh Haymarket Station, Haymarket, West Maitland Street, Haymarket, Shandwick Place, West End, Glebe Road, Corstorphine Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, Princes Street 9-10 Ormiston Terrace, Edinburgh (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh, South Bridge, Old Town, Surgeons' Hall, South Side, St Patrick Square, South Station Road, Corstorphine Side, Bernard Terrace, South Side, Newington Road, 113 St John's Road, Edinburgh Newington, Salisbury Place, Mayƒeld, Minto Street, Mayƒeld, Mayƒeld Gardens, Mayƒeld, East Savile Belgrave Road, Corstorphine Road, Mayƒeld, Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld, Lady Road, 1 St John's Crescent, Edinburgh Nether Liberton, Gordon Terrace, Liberton, Mossgiel Walk, Liberton, Kirk Park, Liberton, Kirkgate, Liberton, Edinburgh Zoo, Corstorphine Yewlands Gardens, Liberton, Malbet Park, Liberton, 5 Downie Terrace, Edinburgh Liberton Hospital, Gracemount, Ellen's Glen Road, Gracemount, Gracemount High School, Gracemount, Pinkhill, Corstorphine Gilmerton Dykes Street, Gracemount, The Murrays, 2 Pinkhill, Edinburgh Gilmerton, Gilmerton Dykes Road, Gilmerton, West Edge Farm, Gilmerton, Wester Melville, Lasswade, Balgreen Road, Corstorphine Lasswade Road, Wadingburn, Laird And Dog, Lasswade, Elm Row, Lasswade, Broomieknowe Belmont Crescent, Corstorphine Gardens, Broomieknowe, Rockville Terrace, 92 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh Bonnyrigg, Park Road, Bonnyrigg, Bonnyrigg Toll, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Wolsey Western Corner, Murrayƒeld Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg, Brixwold 113 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh Bank, Cockpen, Burnbrae Road, Bonnyrigg, Sawmill Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Burnbrae Walk, Bonnyrigg, Murrayƒeld Road, Murrayƒeld Burnbrae Primary, Bonnyrigg, Auld Coal Bank, 57 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh Bonnyrigg, Burnbrae Terminus, Bonnyrigg Ormidale Terrace, Roseburn 12 Abinger Gardens, Edinburgh Roseburn Gardens, Roseburn 49 Roseburn Terrace, Edinburgh Wester Coates, Coates 3 West Coates, Edinburgh Magdala Crescent, Coates 88 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh Haymarket Station, Haymarket 7 Clifton Terrace, Edinburgh West Maitland Street, Haymarket West Maitland Street, Edinburgh Shandwick Place, West End 56 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh Princes Street (West), Edinburgh 119 Princes Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh 59 Princes Street, Edinburgh South Bridge, Old Town 41 South Bridge, Edinburgh Surgeons' Hall, South Side 72 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh St Patrick Square, South Side 26 Clerk Street, Edinburgh Bernard Terrace, South Side 41 South Clerk Street, Edinburgh Newington Road, Newington 9 Newington Road, Edinburgh Salisbury Place, Mayƒeld 2 Minto Street, Edinburgh Minto Street, Mayƒeld 20 Minto Street, Edinburgh Mayƒeld Gardens, Mayƒeld 21 Mayƒeld Gardens, Edinburgh East Savile Road, Mayƒeld 3 Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh Lady Road, Nether Liberton Liberton Road, Edinburgh Gordon Terrace, Liberton 30 Mid Liberton, Edinburgh Mossgiel Walk, Liberton 3 Mossgiel Walk, Edinburgh Kirk Park, Liberton 73 Kirk Brae, Edinburgh Kirkgate, Liberton 80 Kirk Brae, Edinburgh Yewlands Gardens, Liberton 54 Lasswade Road, Edinburgh Malbet Park, Liberton 79 Lasswade Road, Edinburgh Liberton Hospital, Gracemount Ellen's Glen Road, Gracemount Gracemount High School, Gracemount Lockerby Cottages, Edinburgh Gilmerton Dykes Street, Gracemount Lasswade Road, Edinburgh The Murrays, Gilmerton Gilmerton Dykes Road, Gilmerton West Edge Farm, Gilmerton Wester Melville, Lasswade Lasswade Road, Wadingburn Laird And Dog, Lasswade High Street, Scotland Elm Row, Lasswade 5 Elm Row, Scotland Broomieknowe Gardens, Broomieknowe Rockville Terrace, Bonnyrigg Park Road, Bonnyrigg Bonnyrigg Toll, Bonnyrigg Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg Brixwold Bank, Cockpen 14 Castledean Court, Scotland Burnbrae Road, Bonnyrigg Sawmill Terrace, Bonnyrigg Burnbrae Walk, Bonnyrigg Saw Mill Court, Scotland Burnbrae Primary, Bonnyrigg Bannockrigg Loan, Scotland Auld Coal Bank, Bonnyrigg Burnbrae Terminus, Bonnyrigg Auld Coal Avenue, Scotland Direction: Broughton 31 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Broughton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Monday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Burnbrae Terminus, Bonnyrigg Auld Coal Avenue, Scotland Tuesday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Burnbrae Primary, Bonnyrigg Wednesday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Little Wood Grove, Bonnyrigg Thursday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Friday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Burnbrae Walk, Bonnyrigg Saturday 12:18 AM - 11:48 PM Sawmill Terrace, Bonnyrigg Brixwold Bank, Cockpen 14 Castledean Court, Scotland 31 bus Info Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg Direction: Broughton Stops: 45 Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Burnbrae Terminus, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg Burnbrae Primary, Bonnyrigg, Little Wood Grove, Bonnyrigg, Burnbrae Walk, Bonnyrigg, Sawmill Dundas Park, Bonnyrigg Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Brixwold Bank, Cockpen, Bairds Way, Bonnyrigg, Wolsey Avenue, Bonnyrigg, Waverley Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Dundas Park, Bonnyrigg, High High Street, Bonnyrigg Street, Bonnyrigg, Park Road, Bonnyrigg, Rockville Park Crescent, Scotland Terrace, Bonnyrigg, Broomieknowe Gardens, Broomieknowe, Elm Row, Lasswade, Laird And Dog, Park Road, Bonnyrigg Lasswade, Lasswade Road, Wadingburn, Haveral High Street, Scotland Wood, Lasswade, West Edge Farm, Gilmerton, Gilmerton Dykes Road, Gilmerton, The Murrays, Rockville Terrace, Bonnyrigg Gilmerton, Gilmerton Dykes Street, Gracemount, Rockville Terrace, Scotland Gracemount High School, Gracemount, Ellen's Glen Road, Gracemount, Liberton Hospital, Gracemount, Broomieknowe Gardens, Broomieknowe Malbet Park, Liberton, Yewlands Gardens, Liberton, Kirk Park, Liberton, Mossgiel Walk, Liberton, Gordon Elm Row, Lasswade Terrace, Liberton, Mid Liberton, Nether Liberton, Cuguen Place, Scotland Lady Road, Nether Liberton, Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld, East Savile Road, Mayƒeld, Mayƒeld Gardens, Laird And Dog, Lasswade Mayƒeld, Minto Street, Mayƒeld, Salisbury Place, High Street, Scotland Mayƒeld, Newington Road, Newington, Bernard Terrace, South Side, St Patrick Square, South Side, Lasswade Road, Wadingburn Surgeons' Hall, South Side, South Bridge, Old Town, North Bridge, Old Town, Leith Street, Greenside, Haveral Wood, Lasswade Annandale Street, Broughton West Edge Farm, Gilmerton Gilmerton Dykes Road, Gilmerton The Murrays, Gilmerton The Murrays, Scotland Gilmerton Dykes Street, Gracemount Lasswade Road, Edinburgh Gracemount High School, Gracemount 2 Lockerby Grove, Edinburgh Ellen's Glen Road, Gracemount Liberton Hospital, Gracemount Mount Alvernia, Edinburgh Malbet Park, Liberton 82 Lasswade Road, Edinburgh Yewlands Gardens, Liberton 35 Lasswade Road, Edinburgh Kirk Park, Liberton 12 Kirk Park, Edinburgh Mossgiel Walk, Liberton 32 Kirk Brae, Edinburgh Gordon Terrace, Liberton 31 Liberton Road, Edinburgh Mid Liberton, Nether Liberton Gordon Terrace, Edinburgh Lady Road, Nether Liberton Liberton Road, Edinburgh Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld 28 Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh East Savile Road, Mayƒeld 2 Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh Mayƒeld Gardens, Mayƒeld 4A Mayƒeld Gardens, Edinburgh Minto Street, Mayƒeld 34 Minto Street, Edinburgh Salisbury Place, Mayƒeld 39A Minto Street, Edinburgh Newington Road, Newington 85 Newington Road, Edinburgh Bernard Terrace, South Side 20 South Clerk Street, Edinburgh St Patrick Square, South Side St Patrick Square, Edinburgh Surgeons' Hall, South Side 53 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh South
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