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F16 bus time schedule & line map F16 Falkirk View In Website Mode The F16 bus line (Falkirk) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Falkirk: 5:41 AM - 5:40 PM (2) Grahamston: 6:41 PM - 8:41 PM (3) Stirling: 6:31 AM - 9:38 PM (4) Westquarter: 6:40 AM - 4:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest F16 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next F16 bus arriving. Direction: Falkirk F16 bus Time Schedule 45 stops Falkirk Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:40 AM - 5:40 PM Bus Station, Stirling Stirling Bus Station, Stirling Tuesday 5:41 AM - 5:40 PM Stance D, Stirling Wednesday 5:41 AM - 5:40 PM Shore Road, Forthside Thursday 5:41 AM - 5:40 PM Friday 5:41 AM - 5:40 PM Frankie And Bennys, Forthside Forthside Way, Stirling Saturday 5:40 AM - 5:40 PM Premier Inn, Forthside Sewage Works, Forthside F16 bus Info The Peak, Forthside Direction: Falkirk Stops: 45 Bannock Road, Fallin Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stirling, Stance D, Forth Street, Fallin Stirling, Shore Road, Forthside, Frankie And Bennys, Forthside, Premier Inn, Forthside, Sewage Works, Striling Road, Scotland Forthside, The Peak, Forthside, Bannock Road, Fallin, Library, Fallin Forth Street, Fallin, Library, Fallin, Hirst Crescent, Fallin, Miners Club, Fallin, Parish Church, Fallin, The Square, Scotland Kersie Road, Throsk, Bandeath Industrial Estate, Hirst Crescent, Fallin Throsk, Glen View, Throsk, South Alloa Road End, South Alloa, Dunmore Road End, Dunmore, North Green Drive, Airth, Netherby Road, Airth, Airth Club, Miners Club, Fallin Airth, Elphinstone Crescent, Airth, Castle Estate, Airth, Bowtrees Cottage, Letham, Letham Terraces, Parish Church, Fallin Letham, Letham Cottages, Letham, Gairdoch Park, Carronshore, Victoria Inn, Carronshore, Church Kersie Road, Throsk Street, Carronshore, Community Centre, Carronshore, Carronshore Bar, Carronshore, Bryce Bandeath Industrial Estate, Throsk Avenue, Carronshore, Bradbury Street, Carron, Adams Loan, Carron, Mill≈ats Street, Bainsford, Glen View, Throsk Longdales Road, Bainsford, Merchiston Avenue, Merchiston, Rosebank Avenue, Falkirk, Westburn South Alloa Road End, South Alloa Avenue, Falkirk, Falkirk High School, Bantaskin, Maggie Wood`S Loan, Arnothill, Community Hospital Dunmore Road End, Dunmore Entrance, Arnothill, Howgate Car Park, Falkirk, Wellside Place, Falkirk, Asda, Falkirk North Green Drive, Airth Netherby Road, Airth Airth Club, Airth Elphinstone Crescent, Airth Castle Estate, Airth Bowtrees Cottage, Letham Letham Terraces, Letham Letham Cottages, Letham Gairdoch Park, Carronshore Victoria Inn, Carronshore 54 North Main Street, Scotland Church Street, Carronshore Main Street, Scotland Community Centre, Carronshore Rae Court, Scotland Carronshore Bar, Carronshore Bryce Avenue, Carronshore Lorimar Place, Scotland Bradbury Street, Carron Alloa Road, Scotland Adams Loan, Carron Burder Park, Scotland Mill≈ats Street, Bainsford Mill≈ats Court, Scotland Longdales Road, Bainsford Merchiston Avenue, Merchiston Merchiston Road, Falkirk Rosebank Avenue, Falkirk Westburn Avenue, Falkirk Forth and Clyde Canal Towpath, Scotland Falkirk High School, Bantaskin Anson Avenue, Scotland Maggie Wood`S Loan, Arnothill Community Hospital Entrance, Arnothill Howgate Car Park, Falkirk Cockburn Street, Falkirk Wellside Place, Falkirk Penders Lane, Falkirk Asda, Falkirk 2 Newmarket Centre, Falkirk Direction: Grahamston F16 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Grahamston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:40 PM - 8:41 PM Bus Station, Stirling Stirling Bus Station, Stirling Tuesday 6:41 PM - 8:41 PM Stance D, Stirling Wednesday 6:41 PM - 8:41 PM Shore Road, Forthside Thursday 6:41 PM - 8:41 PM Friday 6:41 PM - 8:41 PM Frankie And Bennys, Forthside Forthside Way, Stirling Saturday 6:40 PM - 8:41 PM Premier Inn, Forthside Sewage Works, Forthside F16 bus Info The Peak, Forthside Direction: Grahamston Stops: 49 Bannock Road, Fallin Trip Duration: 47 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stirling, Stance D, Forth Street, Fallin Stirling, Shore Road, Forthside, Frankie And Bennys, Forthside, Premier Inn, Forthside, Sewage Works, Striling Road, Scotland Forthside, The Peak, Forthside, Bannock Road, Fallin, Library, Fallin Forth Street, Fallin, Library, Fallin, Hirst Crescent, Fallin, Miners Club, Fallin, Parish Church, Fallin, The Square, Scotland Kersie Road, Throsk, Bandeath Industrial Estate, Hirst Crescent, Fallin Throsk, Glen View, Throsk, South Alloa Road End, South Alloa, Dunmore Road End, Dunmore, North Miners Club, Fallin Green Drive, Airth, Netherby Road, Airth, Airth Club, Airth, Elphinstone Crescent, Airth, Castle Estate, Airth, Bowtrees Cottage, Letham, Letham Terraces, Parish Church, Fallin Letham, Letham Cottages, Letham, Gairdoch Park, Carronshore, Victoria Inn, Carronshore, Church Kersie Road, Throsk Street, Carronshore, Community Centre, Carronshore, Carronshore Bar, Carronshore, Bryce Bandeath Industrial Estate, Throsk Avenue, Carronshore, Bradbury Street, Carron, Adams Loan, Carron, Mill≈ats Street, Bainsford, Glen View, Throsk Longdales Road, Bainsford, Merchiston Avenue, Merchiston, Rosebank Avenue, Falkirk, Westburn South Alloa Road End, South Alloa Avenue, Falkirk, Falkirk High School, Bantaskin, Maggie Wood`S Loan, Arnothill, Community Hospital Dunmore Road End, Dunmore Entrance, Arnothill, Howgate Car Park, Falkirk, Wellside Place, Falkirk, Asda, Falkirk, Melville Street, North Green Drive, Airth Falkirk, Grahamston Station, Falkirk, Central Retail Park, Grahamston, Central Retail Park, Grahamston Netherby Road, Airth Airth Club, Airth Elphinstone Crescent, Airth Castle Estate, Airth Bowtrees Cottage, Letham Letham Terraces, Letham Letham Cottages, Letham Gairdoch Park, Carronshore Victoria Inn, Carronshore 54 North Main Street, Scotland Church Street, Carronshore Main Street, Scotland Community Centre, Carronshore Rae Court, Scotland Carronshore Bar, Carronshore Bryce Avenue, Carronshore Lorimar Place, Scotland Bradbury Street, Carron Alloa Road, Scotland Adams Loan, Carron Burder Park, Scotland Mill≈ats Street, Bainsford Mill≈ats Court, Scotland Longdales Road, Bainsford Merchiston Avenue, Merchiston Merchiston Road, Falkirk Rosebank Avenue, Falkirk Westburn Avenue, Falkirk Forth and Clyde Canal Towpath, Scotland Falkirk High School, Bantaskin Anson Avenue, Scotland Maggie Wood`S Loan, Arnothill Community Hospital Entrance, Arnothill Howgate Car Park, Falkirk Cockburn Street, Falkirk Wellside Place, Falkirk Penders Lane, Falkirk Asda, Falkirk 2 Newmarket Centre, Falkirk Melville Street, Falkirk 50 Newmarket Street, Falkirk Grahamston Station, Falkirk MacFarlane Crescent, Falkirk Central Retail Park, Grahamston Central Retail Park, Grahamston Grahams Road, Falkirk Direction: Stirling F16 bus Time Schedule 67 stops Stirling Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:31 AM - 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