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20 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 20 bus time schedule & line map 20 Coventry - Nuneaton via Foleshill Road View In Website Mode The 20 bus line (Coventry - Nuneaton via Foleshill Road) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bedworth: 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM (2) Coventry: 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM (3) Foleshill: 7:58 AM - 5:58 PM (4) Longford: 8:28 AM (5) Nuneaton: 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 20 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 20 bus arriving. Direction: Bedworth 20 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Bedworth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:00 AM - 11:20 PM Monday 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4) 12-16 Trinity Street, Coventry Tuesday 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1) Wednesday 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM Bishop Street, Coventry Thursday 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM Leicester Row, Bishopgate Green Friday 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM City Engineers, Bishopgate Green Saturday 5:20 AM - 11:20 PM 94 Foleshill Road, Coventry Eagle St, Bishopgate Green Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Green 20 bus Info Direction: Bedworth Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 32 min Broad St, Edgwick Line Summary: Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4), Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1), Leicester Row, Station St, Edgwick Bishopgate Green, City Engineers, Bishopgate Green, Eagle St, Bishopgate Green, Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Family Centre, Edgwick Green, Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green, Broad St, Edgwick, Station St, Edgwick, Family Centre, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick, Phoenix Way, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick Old Church Rd, Foleshill, The Wheatsheaf, Little Foleshill Road, Coventry Heath, Parkstone Rd, Little Heath, Windmill Rd, Longford, Oakmoor Rd, Longford, Longford Square, Phoenix Way, Edgwick Longford, Oban Rd, Longford, Ibstock Rd, Longford, Black Horse, Exhall, Lord Raglan, Exhall, Heckley Old Church Rd, Foleshill Road, Exhall, Hayes Lane, Exhall, Field View Close, Foleshill Road, Coventry Exhall, Cedars Road, Leisure Centre, Bedworth, Saunders Avenue, Bedworth, Mill Street, Bedworth, The Wheatsheaf, Little Heath Iceland, Bedworth, Wootton Street, Bedworth Parkstone Rd, Little Heath Windmill Rd, Longford Oakmoor Rd, Longford Oak's Place, Coventry Longford Square, Longford Longford Square, Coventry Oban Rd, Longford Ibstock Rd, Longford Black Horse, Exhall Lord Raglan, Exhall Heckley Road, Exhall Heckley Road, Bedworth Hayes Lane, Exhall Field View Close, Exhall Cedars Road Black Bank, Bedworth Leisure Centre, Bedworth Coventry Road, Bedworth Saunders Avenue, Bedworth Mill Street, Bedworth Park Road, Bedworth Iceland, Bedworth Sleath's Yard, Bedworth Wootton Street, Bedworth Direction: Coventry 20 bus Time Schedule 48 stops Coventry Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:26 AM - 11:20 PM Monday 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM Bus Station, Nuneaton Hareƒeld Road, Nuneaton Tuesday 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM Fire Station, Nuneaton Wednesday 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM Newtown Road, Nuneaton Thursday 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM Gala Bingo, Nuneaton Friday 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM Rope Walk, Nuneaton Saturday 5:15 AM - 11:20 PM Roanne Ringway, Nuneaton Riversley Road, Nuneaton Home Park Road, Nuneaton 20 bus Info Home Park Road, Nuneaton Direction: Coventry Stops: 48 Shepperton Street, Nuneaton Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Nuneaton, Fire Station, Watersbridge Gardens, Nuneaton Nuneaton, Gala Bingo, Nuneaton, Rope Walk, Watersbridge Gardens, Nuneaton Nuneaton, Riversley Road, Nuneaton, Home Park Road, Nuneaton, Shepperton Street, Nuneaton, Middlemarch Road, Nuneaton Watersbridge Gardens, Nuneaton, Middlemarch Road, Nuneaton, Donnithorne Avenue, Nuneaton, Donnithorne Avenue, Nuneaton Dorlecote Place, Nuneaton, Griff Island, Bedworth, The Griff, Bedworth, Hill Street, Collycroft, Joseph Dorlecote Place, Nuneaton Luckman Road, Collycroft, Coles Furniture Centre, Bedworth, Palace Bingo, Bedworth, All Saints Griff Island, Bedworth Square, Bedworth, Mill Street, Bedworth, Saunders Avenue, Bedworth, Leisure Centre, Bedworth, Black Coventry Road, Nuneaton Bank, Field View Close, Exhall, Hayes Lane, Exhall, The Griff, Bedworth Trelawney Road, Exhall, Blackhorse Road, Exhall, Black Horse, Exhall, Ibstock Rd, Longford, Oban Rd, Hill Street, Collycroft Longford, Longford Square, Longford, Oakmoor Rd, Longford, Longford Bridge, Longford, Dovedale Coventry Road, Nuneaton Avenue, Longford, Parkstone Rd, Little Heath, The Joseph Luckman Road, Collycroft Wheatsheaf, Little Heath, Old Church Rd, Foleshill, Phoenix Way, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick, Family Centre, Edgwick, Station St, Edgwick, Broad St, Coles Furniture Centre, Bedworth Edgwick, Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green, Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Green, Eagle St, Bishopgate Green, Palace Bingo, Bedworth City Engineers, Bishopgate Green, Leicester Row, Bishopgate Green, Corporation St, Coventry (Bs2), All Saints Square, Bedworth Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4) Leicester Street, Bedworth Mill Street, Bedworth Park Road, Bedworth Saunders Avenue, Bedworth Leisure Centre, Bedworth Coventry Road, Bedworth Black Bank Black Bank, Bedworth Field View Close, Exhall Hayes Lane, Exhall Trelawney Road, Exhall Blackhorse Road, Exhall 47 Coventry Road Exhall, England Black Horse, Exhall Ibstock Rd, Longford Oban Rd, Longford Longford Square, Longford Oakmoor Rd, Longford Elmhurst Road, Coventry Longford Bridge, Longford Dovedale Avenue, Longford Foleshill Road, Coventry Parkstone Rd, Little Heath Parkstone Road, Coventry The Wheatsheaf, Little Heath Old Church Rd, Foleshill Foleshill Road, Coventry Phoenix Way, Edgwick Cross Rd, Edgwick Foleshill Road, Coventry Family Centre, Edgwick Station St, Edgwick Broad St, Edgwick Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Green Eagle St, Bishopgate Green City Engineers, Bishopgate Green 36 Foleshill Road, Coventry Leicester Row, Bishopgate Green Corporation St, Coventry (Bs2) Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4) 12-16 Trinity Street, Coventry Direction: Foleshill 20 bus Time Schedule 13 stops Foleshill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:58 AM - 5:58 PM Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4) 12-16 Trinity Street, Coventry Tuesday 7:58 AM - 5:58 PM Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1) Wednesday 7:58 AM - 5:58 PM Bishop Street, Coventry Thursday 7:58 AM - 5:58 PM Leicester Row, Bishopgate Green Friday 7:58 AM - 5:58 PM City Engineers, Bishopgate Green Saturday 8:58 AM - 5:58 PM 94 Foleshill Road, Coventry Eagle St, Bishopgate Green Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Green 20 bus Info Direction: Foleshill Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green Stops: 13 Trip Duration: 13 min Broad St, Edgwick Line Summary: Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4), Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1), Leicester Row, Station St, Edgwick Bishopgate Green, City Engineers, Bishopgate Green, Eagle St, Bishopgate Green, Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Family Centre, Edgwick Green, Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green, Broad St, Edgwick, Station St, Edgwick, Family Centre, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick, Phoenix Way, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick Old Church Rd, Foleshill Foleshill Road, Coventry Phoenix Way, Edgwick Old Church Rd, Foleshill Foleshill Road, Coventry Direction: Longford 20 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Longford Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4) 12-16 Trinity Street, Coventry Tuesday Not Operational Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1) Wednesday Not Operational Bishop Street, Coventry Thursday Not Operational Leicester Row, Bishopgate Green Friday Not Operational City Engineers, Bishopgate Green Saturday 8:28 AM 94 Foleshill Road, Coventry Eagle St, Bishopgate Green Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Green 20 bus Info Direction: Longford Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green Stops: 18 Trip Duration: 16 min Broad St, Edgwick Line Summary: Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4), Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1), Leicester Row, Station St, Edgwick Bishopgate Green, City Engineers, Bishopgate Green, Eagle St, Bishopgate Green, Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Family Centre, Edgwick Green, Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green, Broad St, Edgwick, Station St, Edgwick, Family Centre, Cross Rd, Edgwick Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick, Phoenix Way, Edgwick, Old Church Rd, Foleshill, The Wheatsheaf, Little Foleshill Road, Coventry Heath, Parkstone Rd, Little Heath, Windmill Rd, Longford, Oakmoor Rd, Longford, Longford Square, Phoenix Way, Edgwick Longford Old Church Rd, Foleshill Foleshill Road, Coventry The Wheatsheaf, Little Heath Parkstone Rd, Little Heath Windmill Rd, Longford Oakmoor Rd, Longford Oak's Place, Coventry Longford Square, Longford Longford Square, Coventry Direction: Nuneaton 20 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Nuneaton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4) 12-16 Trinity Street, Coventry Tuesday 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1) Wednesday 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM Bishop Street, Coventry Thursday 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM Leicester Row, Bishopgate Green Friday 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM City Engineers, Bishopgate Green Saturday 5:40 AM - 6:53 PM 94 Foleshill Road, Coventry Eagle St, Bishopgate Green Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Green 20 bus Info Direction: Nuneaton Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 48 min Broad St, Edgwick Line Summary: Sainsbury'S, Coventry (Ts4), Corporation St, Coventry (Bs1), Leicester Row, Station St, Edgwick Bishopgate Green, City Engineers, Bishopgate Green, Eagle St, Bishopgate Green, Cashs Lane, Bishopgate Family Centre, Edgwick Green, Courtaulds Way, Bishopgate Green, Broad St, Edgwick, Station St, Edgwick, Family Centre, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick, Phoenix Way, Edgwick, Cross Rd, Edgwick Old Church
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