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726 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 726 bus time schedule & line map 726 Alexander Circle - Mt Carmel School, Sandy Bay View In Website Mode Road The 726 bus line (Alexander Circle - Mt Carmel School, Sandy Bay Road) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Campania: 8:30 AM - 5:40 PM (2) Hobart City: 7:00 AM - 5:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 726 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 726 bus arriving. Direction: Campania 726 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Campania Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:15 AM - 3:15 PM Monday 8:30 AM - 5:40 PM Hutchins School, Nelson Road Tuesday 8:30 AM - 5:40 PM Mt Carmel School, Sandy Bay Road 362 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay Wednesday 8:30 AM - 5:40 PM Macquarie St/Molle St Thursday 8:30 AM - 5:40 PM 207 Macquarie Street, Hobart Friday 8:30 AM - 5:40 PM Town Hall Elizabeth St #D4 Saturday 9:15 AM - 3:15 PM Stop 1, Macquarie St Past Campbell St 1 Creswells Row, Hobart Stop 2, Tasman Hwy (Govt. House) 726 bus Info Direction: Campania Stop 3, Rosny Hill Rd Opposite Sports Centre Stops: 32 Rosny Hill Road, Rose Bay Trip Duration: 47 min Line Summary: Hutchins School, Nelson Road, Mt Stop 4, Rosny Hill Rd Opp. Rosny College Carmel School, Sandy Bay Road, Macquarie St/Molle 22 Rosny Hill Road, Rosny Park St, Town Hall Elizabeth St #D4, Stop 1, Macquarie St Past Campbell St, Stop 2, Tasman Hwy (Govt. Rosny Bus Interchange House), Stop 3, Rosny Hill Rd Opposite Sports 33 Bligh Street, Rosny Park Centre, Stop 4, Rosny Hill Rd Opp. Rosny College, Rosny Bus Interchange, Stop 5, No.1 Gordons Hill Stop 5, No.1 Gordons Hill Rd Rd, No.162 Cambridge Rd, No.180 Cambridge Rd, 2 Gordons Hill Road, Rosny Park No.206 Cambridge Rd, Stop 26, No.258 Cambridge Rd, Stop 27, No.280 Cambridge Rd, Opp.No.825 No.162 Cambridge Rd Cambridge Rd (Lazy Acres), Cambridge Rd (Near 166 Cambridge Road, Warrane Ayres Crt), Cambridge Rd/Camrise Dr Out, Cambridge Rd Cnr Richmond Rd, Richmond Rd Near No.180 Cambridge Rd Kadina Rd, No.634 Richmond Rd, Richmond Rd / 187 Cambridge Road, Warrane Boyes St, Richmond Rd (Puddleduck Vineyard), Richmond Rd / Malcolms Hut Rd, Bridge Street / No.206 Cambridge Rd Henry St, Richmond Bus Station, Franklin St Car 208 Cambridge Road, Warrane Park, Victoria St, Napoleon St, Wellington St / St Johns Circle, Colebrook Rd / Tea Tree Rd, Reeve St / Stop 26, No.258 Cambridge Rd Estate Rd, Alexander Circle 260 Cambridge Road, Warrane Stop 27, No.280 Cambridge Rd 280 Cambridge Road, Warrane Opp.No.825 Cambridge Rd (Lazy Acres) 819 Cambridge Road, Cambridge Cambridge Rd (Near Ayres Crt) 9 Ayres Court, Cambridge Cambridge Rd/Camrise Dr Out 1 Camrise Drive, Cambridge Cambridge Rd Cnr Richmond Rd 967 Cambridge Road, Cambridge Richmond Rd Near Kadina Rd No.634 Richmond Rd Richmond Rd / Boyes St Richmond Rd (Puddleduck Vineyard) Richmond Rd / Malcolms Hut Rd Bridge Street / Henry St 34 Bridge Street, Richmond Richmond Bus Station, Franklin St Car Park 6 Franklin Street, Richmond Victoria St 21 Victoria Street, Richmond Napoleon St 3 Napoleon Street, Richmond Wellington St / St Johns Circle 15 Wellington Street, Richmond Colebrook Rd / Tea Tree Rd Reeve St / Estate Rd 58 Reeve Street, Campania Alexander Circle 116 Reeve Street, Campania Direction: Hobart City 726 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Hobart City Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:10 AM - 4:10 PM Monday 7:00 AM - 5:10 PM Alexander Circle 116 Reeve Street, Campania Tuesday 7:00 AM - 5:10 PM Reeve St / Native Corners Rd Wednesday 7:00 AM - 5:10 PM 58 Reeve Street, Campania Thursday 7:00 AM - 5:10 PM Colebrook Rd / Tea Tree Rd Friday 7:00 AM - 5:10 PM Victoria St Saturday 10:10 AM - 4:10 PM 21 Victoria Street, Richmond Napoleon St 3 Napoleon Street, Richmond 726 bus Info Wellington St / St Johns Circle Direction: Hobart City 15 Wellington Street, Richmond Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 55 min Richmond Bus Station, Franklin St Car Park Line Summary: Alexander Circle, Reeve St / Native 6 Franklin Street, Richmond Corners Rd, Colebrook Rd / Tea Tree Rd, Victoria St, Napoleon St, Wellington St / St Johns Circle, Bridge Street / Henry St Richmond Bus Station, Franklin St Car Park, Bridge 34 Bridge Street, Richmond Street / Henry St, Richmond Rd / Malcolms Hut Rd, Richmond Rd Opp Puddleduck, Richmond Rd / Boyes Richmond Rd / Malcolms Hut Rd St (Dulcot), No.701 Richmond Rd (Cambridge Farm), Barilla (Cambridge) Caravan Park, Richmond Rd, Richmond Rd Opp Puddleduck Richmond Rd / Cambridge Rd, Cambridge Rd Cnr Camrise Dr, No.849 Cambridge Rd, No.817 Richmond Rd / Boyes St (Dulcot) Cambridge Rd, Stop 27, No.309 Cambridge Rd, Stop 26, No.273 Cambridge Rd, Cambridge Rd Outside No.701 Richmond Rd (Cambridge Farm) Warrane Ps, No.187 Cambridge Rd, No.167 Cambridge Rd, Stop 5, Opp.No.1 Gordons Hill Rd, Barilla (Cambridge) Caravan Park, Richmond Rd Rosny Bus Interchange, Stop 4, Rosny Hill Rd Outside Rosny College, Stop 3, Tasman Highway Richmond Rd / Cambridge Rd Near Sports Centre, Stop 2, Tasman Hwy Outside Ts Derwent, Stop 1, Liverpool St Outside Menzies 970 Cambridge Road, Cambridge Centre, (Set Down Only) Collins St Opp. Elizabeth St Cambridge Rd Cnr Camrise Dr Mall, Town Hall Elizabeth St #D4, Davey St (Angelsea Barracks), Hutchins School, Nelson Road, Mt Carmel 2 Camrise Drive, Cambridge School, Sandy Bay Road No.849 Cambridge Rd Cambridge Road, Cambridge No.817 Cambridge Rd 817 Cambridge Road, Cambridge Stop 27, No.309 Cambridge Rd 294 Cambridge Road, Warrane Stop 26, No.273 Cambridge Rd 262 Cambridge Road, Warrane Cambridge Rd Outside Warrane Ps 204 Cambridge Road, Warrane No.187 Cambridge Rd 187 Cambridge Road, Warrane No.167 Cambridge Rd 162 Cambridge Road, Warrane Stop 5, Opp.No.1 Gordons Hill Rd 2 Gordons Hill Road, Rosny Park Rosny Bus Interchange 33 Bligh Street, Rosny Park Stop 4, Rosny Hill Rd Outside Rosny College Stop 3, Tasman Highway Near Sports Centre 2A Loinah Road, Montagu Bay Stop 2, Tasman Hwy Outside Ts Derwent Tasman Highway, Glebe Stop 1, Liverpool St Outside Menzies Centre 22-30 Liverpool Street, Hobart (Set Down Only) Collins St Opp. Elizabeth St Mall 29 Elizabeth Street, Hobart Town Hall Elizabeth St #D4 Davey St (Angelsea Barracks) 94 Davey Street, Hobart Hutchins School, Nelson Road Mt Carmel School, Sandy Bay Road 362 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay 726 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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