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250 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 250 bus time schedule & line map 250 Bicester - Heyford - Oxford View In Website Mode The 250 bus line (Bicester - Heyford - Oxford) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bicester Town Centre: 5:55 AM - 7:40 PM (2) Bletchingdon: 7:40 PM (3) Heyford Park: 3:05 PM - 4:19 PM (4) Oxford City Centre: 5:35 AM - 6:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 250 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 250 bus arriving. Direction: Bicester Town Centre 250 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Bicester Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:55 AM - 7:40 PM Magdalen Street, Oxford City Centre 19 Magdalen Street, Oxford Tuesday 5:55 AM - 7:40 PM Keble Road, Oxford Wednesday 5:55 AM - 7:40 PM 1 Banbury Road, Oxford Thursday 5:55 AM - 7:40 PM St Margarets Road East, Oxford Friday 5:55 AM - 7:40 PM 101 Banbury Road, Oxford Saturday 6:35 AM - 7:25 PM Lathbury Road East, Oxford 137 Banbury Road, Oxford Summertown Shops, Summertown 223 Banbury Road, Oxford 250 bus Info Direction: Bicester Town Centre South Parade East, Summertown Stops: 37 Banbury Road, Oxford Trip Duration: 54 min Line Summary: Magdalen Street, Oxford City Centre, Squitchey Lane East, Summertown Keble Road, Oxford, St Margarets Road East, Oxford, Lathbury Road East, Oxford, Summertown Shops, Hareƒelds, Cutteslowe Summertown, South Parade East, Summertown, Lovelace Square, Oxford Squitchey Lane East, Summertown, Hareƒelds, Cutteslowe, Five Mile Drive, Cutteslowe, Jordan Hill, Five Mile Drive, Cutteslowe Cutteslowe, Oxford Parkway Railway Station, Water Eaton, Bicester Road, Garden City, Kings Arms, Jordan Hill, Cutteslowe Gosford, Oxford Road, Hampton Poyle, The Bell, Hampton Poyle, Hampton Gay Turn, Hampton Poyle, Oxford Parkway Railway Station, Water Eaton Lenthal, Bletchingdon, Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon, Gossway Fields, Kirtlington, The Bicester Road, Garden City Mount, Kirtlington, Oxford Arms, Kirtlington, Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington, Kirtlington Park, Kings Arms, Gosford Kirtlington, Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford, Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford, Camp Road West End, Upper Oxford Road, Hampton Poyle Heyford, Dacey Drive, Heyford Park, Village Centre, Heyford Park, Free School, Heyford Park, Park Homes, Heyford Park, Park Close, Middleton Stoney, The Bell, Hampton Poyle Bicester Road, Middleton Stoney, Kingsmere, King's 11 Oxford Road, Hampton Gay And Poyle Civil Parish End, Ray Road, King's End, Community Hospital, Hampton Gay Turn, Hampton Poyle King's End, Queens Avenue, King's End, Manorsƒeld Lenthal, Bletchingdon Road, Bicester Town Centre Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon B4027, Bletchingdon Civil Parish Gossway Fields, Kirtlington The Mount, Kirtlington Oxford Arms, Kirtlington Oxford Road, Kirtlington Civil Parish Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington Kirtlington Park, Kirtlington Heyford Road, Kirtlington Civil Parish Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford Camp Road West End, Upper Heyford Dacey Drive, Heyford Park Village Centre, Heyford Park Free School, Heyford Park Hart Walk, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Park Homes, Heyford Park Camp Road, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Park Close, Middleton Stoney Bicester Road, Middleton Stoney Kingsmere, King's End Ray Road, King's End Newton Close, Bicester Community Hospital, King's End 52 King's End, Bicester Queens Avenue, King's End Queens Court, Bicester Manorsƒeld Road, Bicester Town Centre Direction: Bletchingdon 250 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Bletchingdon Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:40 PM Manorsƒeld Road, Bicester Town Centre Tuesday 7:40 PM Queens Avenue, King's End Hunt Close, Bicester Wednesday 7:40 PM Community Hospital, King's End Thursday 7:40 PM 42 King's End, Bicester Friday 7:40 PM Ray Road, King's End Saturday 7:24 PM Newton Close, Bicester Kingsmere, King's End Bicester Road, Middleton Stoney 250 bus Info Direction: Bletchingdon Park Close, Middleton Stoney Stops: 21 Trip Duration: 29 min Park Homes, Heyford Park Line Summary: Manorsƒeld Road, Bicester Town Camp Road, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Centre, Queens Avenue, King's End, Community Hospital, King's End, Ray Road, King's End, Free School, Heyford Park Kingsmere, King's End, Bicester Road, Middleton 17 Hart Walk, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Stoney, Park Close, Middleton Stoney, Park Homes, Heyford Park, Free School, Heyford Park, Village Village Centre, Heyford Park Centre, Heyford Park, Dacey Drive, Heyford Park, 100 Camp Road, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Camp Road West End, Upper Heyford, Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford, Portway Crossroads, Lower Heyford, Dacey Drive, Heyford Park Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford, Kirtlington Park, Kirtlington, Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington, Oxford Camp Road West End, Upper Heyford Arms, Kirtlington, The Mount, Kirtlington, Gossway Fields, Kirtlington, Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford Portway Crossroads, Lower Heyford Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford Kirtlington Park, Kirtlington Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington Oxford Arms, Kirtlington The Mount, Kirtlington Gossway Fields, Kirtlington Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon B4027, Bletchingdon Civil Parish Direction: Heyford Park 250 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Heyford Park Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:05 PM - 4:19 PM Magdalen Street, Oxford City Centre 19 Magdalen Street, Oxford Tuesday 3:05 PM - 4:19 PM Keble Road, Oxford Wednesday 3:05 PM - 4:19 PM 1 Banbury Road, Oxford Thursday 3:05 PM - 4:19 PM St Margarets Road East, Oxford Friday 3:05 PM - 4:19 PM 101 Banbury Road, Oxford Saturday Not Operational Lathbury Road East, Oxford 137 Banbury Road, Oxford Summertown Shops, Summertown 223 Banbury Road, Oxford 250 bus Info Direction: Heyford Park South Parade East, Summertown Stops: 29 Banbury Road, Oxford Trip Duration: 43 min Line Summary: Magdalen Street, Oxford City Centre, Squitchey Lane East, Summertown Keble Road, Oxford, St Margarets Road East, Oxford, Lathbury Road East, Oxford, Summertown Shops, Hareƒelds, Cutteslowe Summertown, South Parade East, Summertown, Lovelace Square, Oxford Squitchey Lane East, Summertown, Hareƒelds, Cutteslowe, Five Mile Drive, Cutteslowe, Jordan Hill, Five Mile Drive, Cutteslowe Cutteslowe, Oxford Parkway Railway Station, Water Eaton, Bicester Road, Garden City, Kings Arms, Jordan Hill, Cutteslowe Gosford, Oxford Road, Hampton Poyle, The Bell, Hampton Poyle, Hampton Gay Turn, Hampton Poyle, Oxford Parkway Railway Station, Water Eaton Lenthal, Bletchingdon, Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon, Gossway Fields, Kirtlington, The Bicester Road, Garden City Mount, Kirtlington, Oxford Arms, Kirtlington, Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington, Kirtlington Park, Kings Arms, Gosford Kirtlington, Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford, Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford, Camp Road West End, Upper Oxford Road, Hampton Poyle Heyford, Dacey Drive, Heyford Park, Village Centre, Heyford Park, Free School, Heyford Park The Bell, Hampton Poyle 11 Oxford Road, Hampton Gay And Poyle Civil Parish Hampton Gay Turn, Hampton Poyle Lenthal, Bletchingdon Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon B4027, Bletchingdon Civil Parish Gossway Fields, Kirtlington The Mount, Kirtlington Oxford Arms, Kirtlington Oxford Road, Kirtlington Civil Parish Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington Kirtlington Park, Kirtlington Heyford Road, Kirtlington Civil Parish Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford Camp Road West End, Upper Heyford Dacey Drive, Heyford Park Village Centre, Heyford Park Free School, Heyford Park Hart Walk, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Direction: Oxford City Centre 250 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Oxford City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:35 AM - 6:40 PM Manorsƒeld Road, Bicester Town Centre Tuesday 5:35 AM - 6:40 PM Queens Avenue, King's End Hunt Close, Bicester Wednesday 5:35 AM - 6:40 PM Community Hospital, King's End Thursday 5:35 AM - 6:40 PM 42 King's End, Bicester Friday 5:35 AM - 6:40 PM Ray Road, King's End Saturday 6:15 AM - 6:24 PM Newton Close, Bicester Kingsmere, King's End Bicester Road, Middleton Stoney 250 bus Info Direction: Oxford City Centre Park Close, Middleton Stoney Stops: 38 Trip Duration: 58 min Park Homes, Heyford Park Line Summary: Manorsƒeld Road, Bicester Town Camp Road, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Centre, Queens Avenue, King's End, Community Hospital, King's End, Ray Road, King's End, Free School, Heyford Park Kingsmere, King's End, Bicester Road, Middleton 17 Hart Walk, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Stoney, Park Close, Middleton Stoney, Park Homes, Heyford Park, Free School, Heyford Park, Village Village Centre, Heyford Park Centre, Heyford Park, Dacey Drive, Heyford Park, 100 Camp Road, Upper Heyford Civil Parish Camp Road West End, Upper Heyford, Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford, Portway Crossroads, Lower Heyford, Dacey Drive, Heyford Park Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford, Kirtlington Park, Kirtlington, Kirtlington Ce School, Kirtlington, Oxford Camp Road West End, Upper Heyford Arms, Kirtlington, The Mount, Kirtlington, Gossway Fields, Kirtlington, Blacks Head Inn, Bletchingdon, Kingdom Hall, Lower Heyford Lenthal, Bletchingdon, Hampton Gay Turn, Hampton Poyle, The Bell, Hampton Poyle, Oxford Road, Hampton Poyle, Kings Arms, Gosford, Bicester Road, Portway Crossroads, Lower Heyford Garden City, Oxford Parkway Railway Station, Water Eaton, Jordan Hill, Cutteslowe, Five Mile Drive, Caulcott Turn, Lower Heyford Cutteslowe, Hareƒelds, Cutteslowe, Squitchey Lane East, Summertown, Summertown Shops, Kirtlington Park, Kirtlington Summertown, Thorncliffe
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