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3 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 3 bus time schedule & line map 3 Clovenstone - Mayƒeld or Dalkeith Campus View In Website Mode The 3 bus line (Clovenstone - Mayƒeld or Dalkeith Campus) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dalkeith: 5:40 AM - 6:10 PM (2) Longstone: 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM (3) Mayƒeld: 4:20 AM - 11:07 PM (4) Old Town: 11:35 PM (5) Wester Hailes: 4:50 AM - 11:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 3 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 3 bus arriving. Direction: Dalkeith 3 bus Time Schedule 74 stops Dalkeith Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:40 AM - 6:10 PM Clovenstone Drive, Wester Hailes Tuesday 5:40 AM - 6:10 PM Clovenstone Park, Wester Hailes Clovenstone Drive, Edinburgh Wednesday 5:40 AM - 6:10 PM Clovenstone Gardens, Wester Hailes Thursday 5:40 AM - 6:10 PM Friday 5:40 AM - 6:10 PM Clovenstone Road, Wester Hailes Saturday 8:34 AM - 5:58 PM Wester Hailes Park, Wester Hailes Hailesland Place, Wester Hailes Murrayburn Park, Wester Hailes 3 bus Info Direction: Dalkeith Westside Plaza, Wester Hailes Stops: 74 Trip Duration: 91 min Murrayburn Road, Edinburgh Line Summary: Clovenstone Drive, Wester Hailes, Calder Drive, Calders Clovenstone Park, Wester Hailes, Clovenstone Gardens, Wester Hailes, Clovenstone Road, Wester Sighthill Road, Edinburgh Hailes, Wester Hailes Park, Wester Hailes, Hailesland Napier University (Sighthill), Sighthill Place, Wester Hailes, Murrayburn Park, Wester Hailes, Westside Plaza, Wester Hailes, Calder Drive, Calders, Napier University (Sighthill), Sighthill, Sighthill Green, Sighthill Sighthill Green, Sighthill, Broomhouse Road, Broomhouse, Sighthill Post O∆ce, Broomhouse, Broomhouse Road, Broomhouse Saughton Mains, Saughton, Saughton Mains 348 Calder Road, Edinburgh Avenue, Saughton, Hmp Edinburgh, Saughton, Stenhouse Mill Lane, Saughton, Chesser Avenue, Sighthill Post O∆ce, Broomhouse Stenhouse, Saughton Park, Stenhouse, Balgreen Calder Road, Edinburgh Road, Gorgie, Gorgie Park Road, Gorgie, Stewart Terrace, Gorgie, Tynecastle, Gorgie, Gorgie City Farm, Saughton Mains, Saughton Dalry, Murieston Crescent, Dalry, Dalry Primary School, Dalry, Caledonian Village, Dalry, Haymarket Saughton Mains Avenue, Saughton Station, Haymarket, West Maitland Street, Calder Road, Edinburgh Haymarket, Shandwick Place, West End, Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Hmp Edinburgh, Saughton Edinburgh, South Bridge, Old Town, Surgeons' Hall, 64 Stenhouse Road, Edinburgh South Side, St Partick Square, South Side, Bernard Stenhouse Mill Lane, Saughton Terrace, South Side, Newington Road, Newington, 24 Stenhouse Road, Edinburgh Salisbury Place, Mayƒeld, Minto Street, Mayƒeld, Mayƒeld Gardens, Mayƒeld, East Savile Road, Chesser Avenue, Stenhouse Mayƒeld, Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld, Lady Road, Nether 5 Delhaig, Edinburgh Liberton, Nether Liberton Lane, Nether Liberton, Orrok Park, Nether Liberton, Glenallan Drive, the Inch, Saughton Park, Stenhouse Glenvarloch Crescent, the Inch, Claverhouse Drive, 451 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh the Inch, Liberton High School, Greenend, Moredunvale Road, Greenend, Moredun Park Road, Balgreen Road, Gorgie Moredun, Gaurdwell Glen, Gilmerton, Gilmerton 1 Saughton Avenue, Edinburgh Primary School, Gilmerton, Gilmerton Crossroads, Gilmerton, Drum Street, Gilmerton, Drum Cottages, Gorgie Park Road, Gorgie Gilmerton, Gilmerton Station Road, Gilmerton, 368-370 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh Gilmerton Junction, Gilmerton, Dobbies Garden World, Melville Nursery, Melville Castle, Dalkeith, Stewart Terrace, Gorgie Elginhaugh Bridge, Melville Nursery, Eskbank Court, 2 Smithƒeld Street, Edinburgh Eskbank, Glenesk Crescent, Dalkeith, Croft Street, Dalkeith, Buccleuch Street, Dalkeith, James Lean Tynecastle, Gorgie Avenue, Dalkeith, Bruce Gardens, Dalkeith, Primrose 112A Gorgie Road, Edinburgh Terrace, Dalkeith, Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith, Dalkeith Heights, Dalkeith, Cowden Crescent, Dalkeith, Gorgie City Farm, Dalry Sainsbury'S, Dalkeith, Community Campus, Dalkeith, 60 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh Schools Campus, Dalkeith Murieston Crescent, Dalry 247 Dalry Road, Edinburgh Dalry Primary School, Dalry 162 Dalry Road, Edinburgh Caledonian Village, Dalry 107 Dalry Road, Edinburgh Haymarket Station, Haymarket 15 Dalry Road, Edinburgh West Maitland Street, Haymarket West Maitland Street, Edinburgh Shandwick Place, West End 56 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh Princes Street (West), Edinburgh 123 Princes Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh 63 Princes Street, Edinburgh South Bridge, Old Town 29-30 South Bridge, Edinburgh Surgeons' Hall, South Side 44A Nicolson Street, Edinburgh St Partick Square, South Side 14 St Patrick Square, Edinburgh Bernard Terrace, South Side 13 South Clerk Street, Edinburgh Newington Road, Newington 9 Newington Road, Edinburgh Salisbury Place, Mayƒeld 2 Minto Street, Edinburgh Minto Street, Mayƒeld 20 Minto Street, Edinburgh Mayƒeld Gardens, Mayƒeld 21 Mayƒeld Gardens, Edinburgh East Savile Road, Mayƒeld 3 Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh Lady Road, Nether Liberton Liberton Road, Edinburgh Nether Liberton Lane, Nether Liberton Orrok Park, Nether Liberton 207 Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Glenallan Drive, the Inch Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Glenvarloch Crescent, the Inch Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Claverhouse Drive, the Inch Liberton High School, Greenend 393 Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Moredunvale Road, Greenend 411 Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Moredun Park Road, Moredun 449 Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Gaurdwell Glen, Gilmerton 479 Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Gilmerton Primary School, Gilmerton 513 Gilmerton Road, Edinburgh Gilmerton Crossroads, Gilmerton Drum Street, Edinburgh Drum Street, Gilmerton 1 Ravenscroft Street, Edinburgh Drum Cottages, Gilmerton Gilmerton Station Road, Gilmerton Gilmerton Junction, Gilmerton Dobbies Garden World, Melville Nursery Melville Castle, Dalkeith Gilmerton Road, Scotland Elginhaugh Bridge, Melville Nursery Eskbank Court, Eskbank Eskbank Court, Dalkeith Glenesk Crescent, Dalkeith Croft Street, Dalkeith Buccleuch Street, Dalkeith Buccleuch Street, Dalkeith James Lean Avenue, Dalkeith Bruce Gardens, Dalkeith Bruce Gardens, Dalkeith Primrose Terrace, Dalkeith Hepburn Drive, Dalkeith Lauder Road, Dalkeith Dalkeith Heights, Dalkeith Jean Armour Drive, Scotland Cowden Crescent, Dalkeith Sainsbury'S, Dalkeith Community Campus, Dalkeith Schools Campus, Dalkeith Direction: Longstone 3 bus Time Schedule 2 stops Longstone Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM Clovenstone Drive, Wester Hailes Tuesday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM Parkhead Drive, Longstone Parkhead Drive, Edinburgh Wednesday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM Thursday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM Friday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM Saturday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM 3 bus Info Direction: Longstone Stops: 2 Trip Duration: 6 min Line Summary: Clovenstone Drive, Wester Hailes, Parkhead Drive, Longstone Direction: Mayƒeld 3 bus Time Schedule 85 stops Mayƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:19 AM - 11:07 PM Monday 4:20 AM - 11:07 PM Clovenstone Drive, Wester Hailes Tuesday 4:20 AM - 11:07 PM Clovenstone Park, Wester Hailes Clovenstone Drive, Edinburgh Wednesday 4:20 AM - 11:07 PM Clovenstone Gardens, Wester Hailes Thursday 4:20 AM - 11:07 PM Friday 4:20 AM - 11:07 PM Clovenstone Road, Wester Hailes Saturday 4:59 AM - 11:07 PM Wester Hailes Park, Wester Hailes Hailesland Place, Wester Hailes Murrayburn Park, Wester Hailes 3 bus Info Direction: Mayƒeld Westside Plaza, Wester Hailes Stops: 85 Trip Duration: 98 min Murrayburn Road, Edinburgh Line Summary: Clovenstone Drive, Wester Hailes, Calder Drive, Calders Clovenstone Park, Wester Hailes, Clovenstone Gardens, Wester Hailes, Clovenstone Road, Wester Sighthill Road, Edinburgh Hailes, Wester Hailes Park, Wester Hailes, Hailesland Napier University (Sighthill), Sighthill Place, Wester Hailes, Murrayburn Park, Wester Hailes, Westside Plaza, Wester Hailes, Calder Drive, Calders, Napier University (Sighthill), Sighthill, Sighthill Green, Sighthill Sighthill Green, Sighthill, Broomhouse Road, Broomhouse, Sighthill Post O∆ce, Broomhouse, Broomhouse Road, Broomhouse Saughton Mains, Saughton, Saughton Mains 348 Calder Road, Edinburgh Avenue, Saughton, Hmp Edinburgh, Saughton, Stenhouse Mill Lane, Saughton, Chesser Avenue, Sighthill Post O∆ce, Broomhouse Stenhouse, Saughton Park, Stenhouse, Balgreen Calder Road, Edinburgh Road, Gorgie, Gorgie Park Road, Gorgie, Stewart Terrace, Gorgie, Tynecastle, Gorgie, Gorgie City Farm, Saughton Mains, Saughton Dalry, Murieston Crescent, Dalry, Dalry Primary School, Dalry, Caledonian Village, Dalry, Haymarket Saughton Mains Avenue, Saughton Station, Haymarket, West Maitland Street, Calder Road, Edinburgh Haymarket, Shandwick Place, West End, Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Hmp Edinburgh, Saughton Edinburgh, South Bridge, Old Town, Surgeons' Hall, 64 Stenhouse Road, Edinburgh South Side, St Partick Square, South Side, Bernard Terrace, South Side, Newington Road, Newington, Stenhouse Mill Lane, Saughton Salisbury Place, Mayƒeld, Minto Street, Mayƒeld, 24 Stenhouse Road, Edinburgh Mayƒeld Gardens, Mayƒeld, East Savile Road, Mayƒeld, Suffolk Road, Mayƒeld, Lady Road, Nether Chesser Avenue, Stenhouse Liberton, Nether Liberton Lane, Nether Liberton, 5 Delhaig, Edinburgh Orrok Park, Nether Liberton, Glenallan Drive, the Inch, Glenvarloch Crescent, the Inch, Claverhouse Drive, Saughton Park, Stenhouse the Inch, Liberton High School, Greenend, 451 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh Moredunvale
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