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Services Included BuS SeRViCeS And FRequenCieS in hAMPShiRe WeekdAy SundAy WeekdAy SundAy WeekdAy SundAy WeekdAy SundAy SeRViCe OPeRATOR ROuTe SeRViCe OPeRATOR ROuTe SeRViCe OPeRATOR ROuTe SeRViCe OPeRATOR ROuTe dAyTiMeS eVeningS dAyTiMeS dAyTiMeS eVeningS dAyTiMeS dAyTiMeS eVeningS dAyTiMeS dAyTiMeS eVeningS dAyTiMeS CAR/TAxi ShAReS & VillAge linkS The Frequency Guide shows how often bus routes in Hampshire operate, excluding City services in Southampton WeekdAy and Portsmouth. Frequencies may of course vary throughout the route, and in this case, the route is shown in + + + + SeRViCe OPeRATOR ROuTe 3 BSR Southampton - Hedge End - Botley - Boorley Green hourly irregular 4 jnys Activ8 RED/SHR Andover - Weyhill - Ludgershall - Tidworth - Bulford Camp - 15 mins hourly hourly o o dAyTiMeS different sections. For instance, generally the daytime frequency is taken as being between 0900hrs and 1800hrs, 36 BSR Lockerley - Awbridge - Romsey Tue/Thu/ - - 119 MOR Lymington - Pennington - Hordle - New Milton hourly - - whilst the evening frequency is taken as being between 1800hrs and 2200hrs. Information correct as at June 2017. Amesbury - Salisbury 30 mins irregular Sat only 3 FST Fareham - Portchester - Paulsgrove - Cosham - North End - 10-20 hourly 20 mins 125 o MOR Ringwood - Bransgore - Christchurch irregular - - 12 Old Basing HCC Old Basing, Pyotts Hill to Chineham and Lychpit Monday-Friday Red - Service with at least one bus every hour up to seven days a week daytime Commercial Road - Gunwharf mins C8 o SHR Andover - Longparish - St Marybourne - Hurstbourne Priors Tue/Thu - - p 37 RED Salisbury - West Dean - The Tytherleys - Lockerley 2 hourly - - Carshare 3 journeys o Blue - Service with at least three buses per day operating up to seven days a week only 191 MOR New Milton - Chatsworth Park - New Milton irregular - - p 3 SHR Winchester - Harestock 10 mins hourly 30 mins 37/38 p SCP Havant - Leigh Park - Crookhorn - Stakes Hill - Waterlooville - hourly - - 16A o Stockbridge HCC Stockbridge Taxishare Thursday Green - Irregular service operating up to six days a week + + + 193 o MOR New Milton - Barton on Sea - New Milton irregular - - X8 XEL Eastleigh - Boyatt Wood - Thu/Fri/Sat hourly Cowplain - Horndean - Petersfield - Liss - Liss Forest - Alton irregular Taxishare 1 journey 3 SHR Charlton - Artists Way - Andover 30 mins/ - - Orange - Certain days only or peak hour service or Sunday service pm only hourly 194 CB Bracknell - Camberley 30 mins - hourly o hourly 38 MOR Ringwood - Ashley Heath - Ferndown hourly - - 23 Ashmansworth HCC Crux Easton, Ashmansworth, Burghclere, Sydmonton and Monday & Friday H Summer only Carshare Ecchinswell to Newbury 1 return journey o Operated wholly under contract to Hampshire County Council 3 SHS Aldershot - Tongham - Ash - Ash Vale - Mytchett - 30 mins - 90 mins 206 o CRS Upper & Lower Froyle - Bentley - Binstead - Alton Tue/Fri - - 9 BSR +Southampton - Applemore - Dibden Purlieu - Hythe - Holbury - +20 mins hourly 30 mins 39 SCP Wecock Farm - Waterlooville - Crookhorn - Leigh Park - Havant 10 mins 40 mins hourly p Operated partly under contract to Hampshire County Council Frimley Green - Frimley - Camberley - Yateley 3 jnys 26 o Burridge HCC Burridge and Curbridge to Botley and Hedge End Tuesday & Thursday Blackfield - Langley+ - Fawley - (Langley 2 hourly) hourly 39 o BSR Nomansland - Landford - Wellow - Romsey Mon/Wed/ - - Taxishare 1 return journey 208 o CRS Alton - Beech - Medstead - Bentworth - Lasham Tue/Fri - - WeekdAy SundAy 3/3b SHR Basingstoke - South Ham 10 mins 30 mins 30 mins Fri only SeRViCe OPeRATOR ROuTe 9 SHR Alton Town Service (starts 23 July 2017) 4 Jnys - - dAyTiMeS eVeningS dAyTiMeS 3 jnys 27 o Burridge HCC Burridge and Curbridge to Swanwick Rail Station and Monday & Friday a day C3 o SHR Andover - Bourne Valley Mon/Wed/ - - 41 o SHS Farnborough - Ash Vale - Ash irregular - - Taxishare Park Gate 1 return journey 240 o CRS Ropley - Gundleton - Bighton - Alresford Mon/Thu - - 1 BSR Southampton - Chandlers Ford - Otterbourne - Compton - 15 mins hourly 30 mins Fri/Sat 9 o SHS Farnborough - Southwood - Cove hourly - - irregular Winchester only C41/ SHR Alresford - Basingstoke Mon-Sat - - 31 o Fritham HCC Fritham, Nomansland, Bramshaw, Brook and Tuesday & Friday C42 o irregular Taxishare Minstead to Totton 1 journey 9/9A FST Fareham - Bridgemary - Rowner - Gosport Ferry 15 mins irregular 30 mins 250 o AMK Liphook Local Service Mon/Wed/ - - 1 FST Adanac Park - Lords Hill - Shirley - City Centre 30 mins - - F3 FST Fareham - Dore Avenue - Portchester Precinct irregular - - Fri only 42 o SHS Ash - Queensgate - Farnborough irregular - - 32 o Hayling Island HCC Hayling Island to Mengham and Havant Monday-Saturday X9 p XEL Curdridge - Botley - Bishops Waltham - Hedge End - Fair Oak - hourly - - 1 HCC Hook Station - East Hook Mon/Wed/ - - T3/T4 BSR Totton - West Totton - Woodlands - Bartley - Cadnam - Winsor - Tue/Thu - - Carshare 5 journeys Colden Common - Eastleigh 520 SHS Aldershot - Ash Green - Normandy - Woking - Guildford irregular - - Fri only o Calmore - West Totton - Totton only 44 NDT Thatcham - Brimpton - Baughurst - Tadley - Theale irregular - - 35 o Burley HCC Lyndhurst, Burley, Burley Street to Ringwood Monday-Saturday 700 SCP Bognor Regis - Chichester - Southborne - Emsworth - Havant - A27 - 20 mins hourly 30 mins 1 SHR Stanmore - Winchester - Winnall 15 mins irregular hourly 10 FST Gosport Ferry - Brockhurst - Bridgemary - Woodcot - Fareham hourly - - 44 RED/WHL Salisbury - Downton - Woodfalls irregular - - Carshare 1-3 journeys X3 MOR Salisbury - Downton - Breamore - Fordingbridge - Ringwood - 30 mins irregular hourly Hilsea - North End - Commercial Road - The Hard Bournemouth o 1 SHR Brighton Hill - Basingstoke 8-10 mins 30 mins 20 mins 10 SHR Basingstoke - Old Basing hourly - - 46 o SHR Winchester - Hiltingbury - Valley Park - North Baddesley irregular - - 36 Clanfield, HCC Clanfield to Catherington Tuesday & Thursday BMA BMV Dunbridge - Broughton - Andover 4th Wed - - Lovedean & 3 journeys 4 BSR Romsey - North Baddesley - Southampton 30 mins irregular hourly + + + of each 1 SHS Aldershot - Farnborough - Frimley - Camberley - Old Dean Estate 10 mins 20 mins 15 mins 10 SHS Farnborough - Fleet - Church Crookham - Bowling Alley 30 mins – – 46 SHS Aldershot - +Farnham - Godalming - Guildford+ +hourly - - month Catherington HCC Catherington, Lovedean to Cowplain Shops and Waterlooville Monday-Saturday 4 SHR +Highcliffe - Winchester+ - Teg Down hourly - +hourly Carshare 5-6 journeys o + + 1/2/3 HWC Hartley Wintney - Winchfield - Hook - Camberley irregular - - 10 WHL Picket Twenty - Andover - Saxon Fields hourly - - 48 DT Woking Station - Frimley Park Hospital irregular - - BMRS BMV Broughton - Mottisfont - Romsey/Southampton Wed/Thu/ - - +30 mins 4 o SHR Basingstoke - South Ham - Hospital - Chineham hourly - - Fri only 36 Stony Heath HCC Baughurst, Charter Alley, Monk Sherborne and Monday/Wednesday/ 49 o HER Damerham - Fordingbridge - Whitsbury - Salisbury Tue only - - B1 YB Bournemouth - Moordown - Bournemouth Airport hourly - hourly & Baughurst Sherborne St John to North Hampshire Hospital and Saturday X10 p XEL Southampton - West End - Durley - Bishops Waltham hourly - - 1 rtn jny 4 SHR Andover Town Centre - Harrow Way - Drove Estate 30 mins - hourly BMS BMV Kings Somborne - Mottisfont - Broughton - Salisbury Tue only - - Carshare Basingstoke 1 journey BT1/ BRO Commuter Service Mon-Fri - - 11 BSR Southampton - Millbrook - Totton - West Totton 20 mins - - p BT1A early am 4/5 SHS Farnham - Sandy Hill - Aldershot 20 mins hourly 2 hourly 54 EMD Petersfield - South Harting - Funtington - Chichester irregular - - BMW BMV Broughton - Mottisfont - Dunbridge - Winchester 2nd Wed - - 38 p Southwick HCC Southwick Area to Cosham/QA or Wickham Monday-Friday only of each Taxishare 1-2 journeys 11 o FST Alverstoke - Gosport - Brockhurst - Fleetlands - Fareham 2 hourly - - 55 BCT North Hampshire Hospital - Chineham - Old Basing irregular – – B4 YEL Ringwood - Verwood - Bournemouth irregular – – month o o C1 SHR Andover Rail Link Mon/Fri - - 42 Stoke Common HCC Stoke Common - Eastleigh Town Centre Wednesday & Friday 2017 11 SHR East Oakley - Oakley - Worting - South Ham - Basingstoke hourly hourly 2 hourly 56 BCT Kingsclere - Baughurst - Tadley (Sainsbury’s) Wed/Fri - - peak only C4 o SHR Andover - Barton Stacey Mon/Wed/ - - CS SHR (Centre Shuttle) Basingstoke Leisure Park - Town Centre - 11-15 mins 15 mins 15 mins Taxishare 1 journey Fri/Sat 1 jny Basing View* June 11 SHS Farnborough - Frimley Green - Camberley - Frimley hourly - - D1/D2 o FST Hambledon - Denmead - Waterlooville 30 mins - - only (*only served Monday to Friday daytimes, not evenings or weekends) 43 o Valley Park HCC Valley Park to Eastleigh, Asda or Fryern Centre Tuesday & Friday 57 BCT Basingstoke Shopper Service Thu only – – Starts Carshare 1 journey 12 BSR Southampton - Millbrook - Totton - Calmore 20 mins hourly hourly E1 FST Gosport - The Crossways - Elson - Brockhurst - BRT Busway - 10 mins 20 mins 20 mins X4 FST Gunwharf - Commercial Road - M275 - Porchester- Fareham - 30 mins irregular hourly HV SCP Commercial Road South - Clarence Pier 30 mins 30 mins 30 mins 58 BCT Sherbourne St John - Chineham Shopping Centre Fri 1 jny - - p Fareham Rail Station - Fareham Titchfield - Locks Heath - Park Gate - Sarisbury Green - (connects with Hovertravel services to the Isle of Wight) 44 Eastleigh HCC Campbell Road and Chalvington Road area to Tuesday-Saturday 12 o SHR Hatchwarren - Kempshott Park - Brighton Hill - Black Dam - hourly - -
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