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83 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 83 bus time schedule & line map 83 Old Struan - Aberfeldy View In Website Mode The 83 bus line (Old Struan - Aberfeldy) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Aberfeldy: 12:10 PM - 6:07 PM (2) Struan: 11:03 AM - 5:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 83 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 83 bus arriving. Direction: Aberfeldy 83 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Aberfeldy Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:10 PM - 6:07 PM Monday Not Operational Old Struan Road End, Struan Tuesday Not Operational Bus Shelter, Calvine Wednesday Not Operational Pitagowan Road End, Calvine Thursday Not Operational House Of Bruar Car Park, Bruar Friday Not Operational Atholl Arms, Blair Atholl Saturday Not Operational Tilt Hotel, Blair Atholl Village Hall, Killiecrankie 83 bus Info Visitor Centre, Killiecrankie Direction: Aberfeldy Stops: 35 Trip Duration: 59 min Campsite, Faskally Line Summary: Old Struan Road End, Struan, Bus Shelter, Calvine, Pitagowan Road End, Calvine, House Clunie Bridge Road, Pitlochry Of Bruar Car Park, Bruar, Atholl Arms, Blair Atholl, Tilt Hotel, Blair Atholl, Village Hall, Killiecrankie, Visitor Dysart Road, Pitlochry Centre, Killiecrankie, Campsite, Faskally, Clunie Bridge Road, Pitlochry, Dysart Road, Pitlochry, West West End Car Park, Pitlochry End Car Park, Pitlochry, Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry, West Lane, Pitlochry Newholme Avenue, Pitlochry, Acarsaid Hotel, Pitlochry, Aldour, Pitlochry, East Haugh, Milton Of Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry Edradour, Level Crossing, Moulinearn, Bus Bay, Ballinluig, Inn, Ballinluig, Tulliemet Road End, Newholme Avenue, Pitlochry Ballinluig, Post O∆ce, Ballinluig, Church, Logierait, Newholme Avenue, Pitlochry Eastertyre, Logierait, Hotel, Grandtully, Aultbeag Road, Little Ballinluig, Croftcap Cottage, Grandtully, Acarsaid Hotel, Pitlochry Castle, Grandtully, Caravan Site, Aberfeldy, Industrial Estate, Aberfeldy, Market Street, Aberfeldy, Chapel Aldour, Pitlochry Street, Aberfeldy, Taybridge Drive, Aberfeldy, Aldour Gardens, Scotland Taybridge Terrace, Aberfeldy, Chapel Street, Aberfeldy East Haugh, Milton Of Edradour Level Crossing, Moulinearn Bus Bay, Ballinluig Inn, Ballinluig Tulliemet Road End, Ballinluig Post O∆ce, Ballinluig Church, Logierait Eastertyre, Logierait Hotel, Grandtully Aultbeag Road, Little Ballinluig Croftcap Cottage, Grandtully Castle, Grandtully Caravan Site, Aberfeldy Industrial Estate, Aberfeldy Breadalbane Terrace, Aberfeldy Market Street, Aberfeldy Chapel Street, Aberfeldy 1 Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy Taybridge Drive, Aberfeldy Poplar Avenue, Aberfeldy Taybridge Terrace, Aberfeldy Taybridge Terrace, Aberfeldy Chapel Street, Aberfeldy 1 Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy Direction: Struan 83 bus Time Schedule 44 stops Struan Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 11:03 AM - 5:00 PM Monday Not Operational Chapel Street, Aberfeldy 1 Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy Tuesday Not Operational Taybridge Drive, Aberfeldy Wednesday Not Operational Poplar Avenue, Aberfeldy Thursday Not Operational Taybridge Terrace, Aberfeldy Friday Not Operational Taybridge Terrace, Aberfeldy Saturday Not Operational Chapel Street, Aberfeldy 1 Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy Industrial Estate, Aberfeldy Breadalbane Terrace, Aberfeldy 83 bus Info Direction: Struan Caravan Site, Aberfeldy Stops: 44 Trip Duration: 67 min Castle, Grandtully Line Summary: Chapel Street, Aberfeldy, Taybridge Drive, Aberfeldy, Taybridge Terrace, Aberfeldy, Chapel Croftcap Cottage, Grandtully Street, Aberfeldy, Industrial Estate, Aberfeldy, Caravan Site, Aberfeldy, Castle, Grandtully, Croftcap Aultbeag Road, Little Ballinluig Cottage, Grandtully, Aultbeag Road, Little Ballinluig, Hotel, Grandtully, Eastertyre, Logierait, Church, Hotel, Grandtully Logierait, Post O∆ce, Ballinluig, Inn, Ballinluig, Tulliemet Road End, Ballinluig, Post O∆ce, Ballinluig, Eastertyre, Logierait Bus Bay, Ballinluig, Level Crossing, Moulinearn, East Haugh, Milton Of Edradour, Aldour, Pitlochry, Church, Logierait Newholme Avenue, Pitlochry, Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry, West End Car Park, Pitlochry, Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry, Post O∆ce, Ballinluig Well Brae, Pitlochry, Darach Road, Pitlochry, Tomcroy Terrace, Pitlochry, High School, Pitlochry, Balnadrum Terrace, Moulin, Knockard Road, Pitlochry, Lettoch Inn, Ballinluig Terrace, Pitlochry, Town Hall, Pitlochry, West End Car Park, Pitlochry, Dysart Road, Pitlochry, Clunie Bridge Tulliemet Road End, Ballinluig Road, Pitlochry, Campsite, Faskally, Visitor Centre, Killiecrankie, Village Hall, Killiecrankie, Tilt Hotel, Blair Post O∆ce, Ballinluig Atholl, Atholl Arms, Blair Atholl, House Of Bruar Car Park, Bruar, Pitagowan Road End, Calvine, Bus Bus Bay, Ballinluig Shelter, Calvine, Old Struan Road End, Struan Level Crossing, Moulinearn East Haugh, Milton Of Edradour Aldour, Pitlochry Aldour Gardens, Scotland Newholme Avenue, Pitlochry Newholme Avenue, Pitlochry Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry 75 Atholl Road, Pitlochry West End Car Park, Pitlochry West Lane, Pitlochry Fishers Hotel, Pitlochry Well Brae, Pitlochry 16 Toberargan Road, Pitlochry Darach Road, Pitlochry Darach Road, Pitlochry Tomcroy Terrace, Pitlochry High School, Pitlochry Balnadrum Terrace, Moulin Knockard Road, Pitlochry Lettoch Terrace, Pitlochry Town Hall, Pitlochry West End Car Park, Pitlochry West Lane, Pitlochry Dysart Road, Pitlochry Clunie Bridge Road, Pitlochry Campsite, Faskally Visitor Centre, Killiecrankie Village Hall, Killiecrankie Tilt Hotel, Blair Atholl Atholl Arms, Blair Atholl House Of Bruar Car Park, Bruar Pitagowan Road End, Calvine Bus Shelter, Calvine Old Struan Road End, Struan 83 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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