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W5 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route W5 bus time schedule & line map W5 Back View In Website Mode The W5 bus line (Back) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Back: 7:45 AM (2) Gress: 3:02 PM - 3:06 PM (3) Lighthill: 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM (4) New Tolsta: 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM (5) Stornoway: 6:55 AM - 6:56 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest W5 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next W5 bus arriving. Direction: Back W5 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Back Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:45 AM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 7:45 AM Church Street, Stornoway Cromwell Street, Stornoway Wednesday 7:45 AM Bridge Centre, Stornoway Thursday 7:45 AM Friday 7:45 AM Co-Op, Stornoway Cearcaill Chanada, Scotland Saturday 7:45 AM Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway Cearns Road End, Stornoway W5 bus Info Laxdale Lane, Laxdale Direction: Back Stops: 38 Number 46, Newmarket Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Church Number 69, Newmarket Street, Stornoway, Bridge Centre, Stornoway, Co-Op, Stornoway, Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway, Number 8, Tong Cearns Road End, Stornoway, Laxdale Lane, Laxdale, Number 46, Newmarket, Number 69, Newmarket, Number 8, Tong, Ford View, Tong, School, Tong, Ford View, Tong Milkinghill Park, Tong, Milkinghill Rd End, Tong, Gearraidh Ghuirm, Upper Coll, Number 33, Upper Coll, School, Tong Golden Sands, Upper Coll, Community Centre, Upper Coll, Number 4, Upper Coll, Number 7, Upper Coll, Milkinghill Park, Tong Number 10a, Upper Coll, Number 13, Upper Coll, Number 16, Upper Coll, Number 19a, Upper Coll, Milkinghill Rd End, Tong Number 23, Upper Coll, Number 7, Upper Coll, Number 4, Upper Coll, War Memorial, Upper Coll, Gearraidh Ghuirm, Upper Coll Road End, Outend Coll, Number 44, Coll, Number 54, Outend Coll, Number 59, Outend Coll, Number 33, Number 33, Upper Coll Coll, Road End, Inner Coll, Garage, Back, War Memorial, Back, School, Back, Church, Back Golden Sands, Upper Coll Community Centre, Upper Coll Number 4, Upper Coll Number 7, Upper Coll Col Uarach, Scotland Number 10a, Upper Coll Number 13, Upper Coll Number 16, Upper Coll Number 19a, Upper Coll Number 23, Upper Coll Number 7, Upper Coll Col Uarach, Scotland Number 4, Upper Coll War Memorial, Upper Coll Road End, Outend Coll Number 44, Coll Number 54, Outend Coll Number 59, Outend Coll Number 33, Coll Road End, Inner Coll Garage, Back War Memorial, Back School, Back Church, Back Direction: Gress W5 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Gress Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:02 PM - 3:06 PM School, Back Tuesday 3:02 PM - 3:06 PM Church, Back Wednesday 3:02 PM - 3:06 PM Number 42, Lighthill Thursday 3:02 PM - 3:06 PM Telephone Kiosk, Lighthill Friday 3:02 PM - 3:06 PM Number 54, Back Saturday 3:06 PM Number 44, Back Number 30, Back W5 bus Info Number 10, Back Direction: Gress Stops: 16 Trip Duration: 4 min Back Street, Back Line Summary: School, Back, Church, Back, Number 42, Lighthill, Telephone Kiosk, Lighthill, Number 54, Seaside Villa, Back Back, Number 44, Back, Number 30, Back, Number 10, Back, Back Street, Back, Seaside Villa, Back, Land Land Struggle Memorial, Back Struggle Memorial, Back, Cemetery, Gress, South Rd End, Gress, Number 11, Gress, Number 10, Gress, Cemetery, Gress Church Rd End, Gress South Rd End, Gress Number 11, Gress Number 10, Gress Church Rd End, Gress Direction: Lighthill W5 bus Time Schedule 47 stops Lighthill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM Church Street, Stornoway Cromwell Street, Stornoway Wednesday 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM Bridge Centre, Stornoway Thursday 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM Friday 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM Co-Op, Stornoway Cearcaill Chanada, Scotland Saturday 8:40 AM - 4:15 PM Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway Cearns Road End, Stornoway W5 bus Info Laxdale Lane, Laxdale Direction: Lighthill Stops: 47 Number 46, Newmarket Trip Duration: 30 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Church Number 69, Newmarket Street, Stornoway, Bridge Centre, Stornoway, Co-Op, Stornoway, Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway, Number 8, Tong Cearns Road End, Stornoway, Laxdale Lane, Laxdale, Number 46, Newmarket, Number 69, Newmarket, Number 8, Tong, Ford View, Tong, School, Tong, Hall, Ford View, Tong Aird Tong, Number 15, Aird Tong, Milkinghill, Aird Tong, Number 1, Aird Tong, Number 41, Aird Tong, School, Tong Number 41, Upper Coll, Number 33, Upper Coll, Golden Sands, Upper Coll, Community Centre, Upper Hall, Aird Tong Coll, Number 4, Upper Coll, Number 7, Upper Coll, Number 10a, Upper Coll, Number 13, Upper Coll, Number 15, Aird Tong Number 16, Upper Coll, Number 19a, Upper Coll, Number 23, Upper Coll, Number 7, Upper Coll, Milkinghill, Aird Tong Number 4, Upper Coll, War Memorial, Upper Coll, Road End, Outend Coll, Number 44, Coll, Number 54, Number 1, Aird Tong Outend Coll, Number 59, Outend Coll, Number 33, Coll, Road End, Inner Coll, Number 19, Inner Coll, Number 41, Aird Tong Catherine's Hill Rd End, Inner Coll, Number 18, Inner Coll, Number 25, Brevig, Catherine's Hill Rd End, Number 41, Upper Coll Vatisker, Buaile Na H-Ochd Rd End, Vatisker, War Memorial, Back, Church, Back, Number 42, Lighthill, Number 33, Upper Coll Telephone Kiosk, Lighthill Golden Sands, Upper Coll Community Centre, Upper Coll Number 4, Upper Coll Number 7, Upper Coll Col Uarach, Scotland Number 10a, Upper Coll Number 13, Upper Coll Number 16, Upper Coll Number 19a, Upper Coll Number 23, Upper Coll Number 7, Upper Coll Col Uarach, Scotland Number 4, Upper Coll War Memorial, Upper Coll Road End, Outend Coll Number 44, Coll Number 54, Outend Coll Number 59, Outend Coll Number 33, Coll Road End, Inner Coll Number 19, Inner Coll Catherine's Hill Rd End, Inner Coll Number 18, Inner Coll Number 25, Brevig Catherine's Hill Rd End, Vatisker Buaile Na H-Ochd Rd End, Vatisker War Memorial, Back Church, Back Number 42, Lighthill Telephone Kiosk, Lighthill Direction: New Tolsta W5 bus Time Schedule 78 stops New Tolsta Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM Bus Station, Stornoway Tuesday 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM Church Street, Stornoway Cromwell Street, Stornoway Wednesday 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM Bridge Centre, Stornoway Thursday 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM Friday 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM Co-Op, Stornoway Cearcaill Chanada, Scotland Saturday 6:25 AM - 6:05 PM Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway Cearns Road End, Stornoway W5 bus Info Laxdale Lane, Laxdale Direction: New Tolsta Stops: 78 Number 46, Newmarket Trip Duration: 35 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Stornoway, Church Number 69, Newmarket Street, Stornoway, Bridge Centre, Stornoway, Co-Op, Stornoway, Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway, Number 8, Tong Cearns Road End, Stornoway, Laxdale Lane, Laxdale, Number 46, Newmarket, Number 69, Newmarket, Number 8, Tong, Ford View, Tong, School, Tong, Hall, Ford View, Tong Aird Tong, Number 15, Aird Tong, Milkinghill, Aird Tong, Number 1, Aird Tong, Number 41, Aird Tong, School, Tong Number 41, Upper Coll, Number 33, Upper Coll, Golden Sands, Upper Coll, Community Centre, Upper Hall, Aird Tong Coll, Number 4, Upper Coll, Number 7, Upper Coll, Number 10a, Upper Coll, Number 13, Upper Coll, Number 15, Aird Tong Number 16, Upper Coll, Number 19a, Upper Coll, Number 23, Upper Coll, Number 7, Upper Coll, Milkinghill, Aird Tong Number 4, Upper Coll, War Memorial, Upper Coll, Road End, Outend Coll, Number 44, Coll, Number 54, Number 1, Aird Tong Outend Coll, Number 59, Outend Coll, Number 33, Coll, Road End, Inner Coll, Number 19, Inner Coll, Number 41, Aird Tong Catherine's Hill Rd End, Inner Coll, Number 18, Inner Coll, Number 25, Brevig, Catherine's Hill Rd End, Number 41, Upper Coll Vatisker, Buaile Na H-Ochd Rd End, Vatisker, War Memorial, Back, Church, Back, Number 42, Lighthill, Number 33, Upper Coll Telephone Kiosk, Lighthill, Number 54, Back, Number 44, Back, Number 30, Back, Number 10, Back, Back Street, Back, Seaside Villa, Back, Land Struggle Golden Sands, Upper Coll Memorial, Back, Cemetery, Gress, South Rd End, Gress, Number 11, Gress, Number 10, Gress, Church Community Centre, Upper Coll Rd End, Gress, Number 28, Gress, Number 25, Gress, Road End, Glen Tolsta, Bay View, North Tolsta, Number 4, Upper Coll Sunnybrae, North Tolsta, Hill Street, North Tolsta, Hillside Cottage, North Tolsta, Stoer View, North Number 7, Upper Coll Tolsta, Manse, North Tolsta, Airigh A' Bhreide, North Col Uarach, Scotland Tolsta, School, North Tolsta, Number 32, North Tolsta, Post O∆ce, North Tolsta, Cnoc Glas Rd End, Number 10a, Upper Coll North Tolsta, South Rd End, New Tolsta, Number 1, New Tolsta, Number 5, New Tolsta, Number 12, New Number 13, Upper Coll Tolsta, North Rd End, New Tolsta Number 16, Upper Coll Number 19a, Upper Coll Number 23, Upper Coll Number 7, Upper Coll Col Uarach, Scotland Number 4, Upper Coll War Memorial, Upper Coll Road End, Outend Coll Number 44, Coll Number 54, Outend Coll Number 59, Outend Coll Number 33, Coll Road End, Inner Coll Number 19, Inner Coll Catherine's Hill Rd End, Inner Coll Number 18, Inner Coll Number 25, Brevig Catherine's Hill Rd End, Vatisker Buaile Na H-Ochd Rd End, Vatisker War Memorial, Back Church, Back Number 42, Lighthill Telephone Kiosk, Lighthill Number 54, Back Number 44, Back Number 30, Back Number 10, Back Back Street, Back Seaside Villa, Back Land Struggle Memorial, Back Cemetery, Gress South Rd End, Gress Number 11, Gress Number 10, Gress Church Rd End, Gress Number 28, Gress Number 25, Gress Road End, Glen Tolsta Bay View, North Tolsta Sunnybrae, North Tolsta Hill
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