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X53 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X53 bus time schedule & line map X53 Axminster View In Website Mode The X53 bus line (Axminster) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Axminster: 6:35 AM - 4:25 PM (2) Bridport: 8:23 PM (3) Melcombe Regis: 6:28 AM (4) Uplyme: 4:58 PM - 6:23 PM (5) Weymouth: 7:27 AM - 9:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X53 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X53 bus arriving. Direction: Axminster X53 bus Time Schedule 92 stops Axminster Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:58 AM - 4:25 PM Monday 6:35 AM - 4:25 PM Kings Statue, Weymouth Tuesday 6:35 AM - 4:25 PM Holland Road, Westham Wednesday 6:35 AM - 4:25 PM Holly Road, Westham Thursday 6:35 AM - 4:25 PM Cromwell Road, Westham Friday 6:35 AM - 4:25 PM Abbotsbury Road, Weymouth Saturday 6:58 AM - 4:25 PM The Adelaide, Westham Dennis Road, Westham Quibo Lane, Westham X53 bus Info Direction: Axminster Fiveways, Lanehouse Stops: 92 Trip Duration: 138 min Marquis Of Granby, Lanehouse Line Summary: Kings Statue, Weymouth, Holland Road, Westham, Holly Road, Westham, Cromwell Road, Westham, The Adelaide, Westham, Dennis Budmouth School, Charlestown Road, Westham, Quibo Lane, Westham, Fiveways, Chickerell Road, Weymouth Lanehouse, Marquis Of Granby, Lanehouse, Budmouth School, Charlestown, Army Camp, Army Camp, Charlestown Charlestown, Glennie Way, Chickerell, Dental Surgery, Chickerell, Meadow Close, Chickerell, Courage Way, Glennie Way, Chickerell Chickerell, Knights In the Bottom, Langton Herring, Chickerell Road, Chickerell Kings Arms, Portesham, Village Hall, Portesham, Swan Inn, Abbotsbury, Ilchester Arms, Abbotsbury, Dental Surgery, Chickerell West Street, Abbotsbury, Abbotsbury Hill, East Bexington, The Bull Inn, Swyre, Cogden Beach, Meadow Close, Chickerell Burton Bradstock, Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock, The Garage, Burton Bradstock, Three Horseshoes, Courage Way, Chickerell Burton Bradstock, Freshwater Caravan Park, West Bay, Marsh Barn Farm, West Bay, The George, West Knights In the Bottom, Langton Herring Bay, Meadowlands, West Bay, Opposite Roundham Gardens, Bridport, The Crown Inn, Bridport, Training Kings Arms, Portesham Centre, Bridport, Doctor Roberts Close, Bridport, Pierrepoint Gallery, Bridport, Natwest Bank, Bridport, Village Hall, Portesham East Street Bridge, Bridport, Travis Perkins, Bridport, Goose Hill, Portesham Civil Parish Knightstone Rise, Bridport, King's Head, Bradpole, Colfox School, Bradpole, Colfox School, Bradpole, Swan Inn, Abbotsbury Kings Head, Bradpole, Knightstone Rise, Bridport, Rodden Row, Abbotsbury Civil Parish Co-Op Supermarket, Bridport, East Bridge, Bridport, Natwest Bank, Bridport, Town Centre, Bridport, Bus Ilchester Arms, Abbotsbury Station, Bridport, Park Road, West Allington, Bridport 20 Market Street, Abbotsbury Civil Parish Medical Centre, West Allington, West Mead, West Allington, Symondsbury Business Park, West West Street, Abbotsbury Allington, Sprakes Corner, Symondsbury, London Inn, Bridport, Broadmead, Chideock, The George Inn, Abbotsbury Hill, East Bexington Chideock, Chideock Bridge, Chideock, Village Hall, Chideock, Star Lane, Morcombelake, The Bakery, The Bull Inn, Swyre Morcombelake, Ship Knapp, Morcombelake, Newlands Holiday Park, Charmouth, Georges Close, Cogden Beach, Burton Bradstock Charmouth, St Andrews Church, Charmouth, Old Lyme Hill, Charmouth, Wood Farm, Charmouth, Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock Fernhill Hotel, Charmouth, Golf Club, Lyme Regis, Frosts Corner, Lyme Regis, Football Ground, Lyme The Garage, Burton Bradstock Regis, Anning Road, Lyme Regis, The Square, Lyme Regis, Langmoor Gardens Temp, Lyme Regis, Holm Bush Car Park, Lyme Regis, Kent House, Lyme Regis, Three Horseshoes, Burton Bradstock Travis Perkins, Lyme Regis, Medical Centre, Lyme High Street, Burton Bradstock Civil Parish Regis, Woodroffe School, Lyme Regis, Whalley Lane, Uplyme, Talbot Arms, Uplyme, Lime Kiln Lane, Yawl, Freshwater Caravan Park, West Bay Cathole Lane, Yawl, Stonecrest, Raymond's Hill, Hunters Lodge Inn, Raymond's Hill, Woodbury Lane, Marsh Barn Farm, West Bay Raymond's Hill, Loup House, Axminster, Lamb Inn, Axminster, Trinity Square, Axminster, Co-Op, The George, West Bay Axminster, Rail Station, Axminster 18 George Street, Bridport Civil Parish Meadowlands, West Bay Opposite Roundham Gardens, Bridport Roundham Gardens, Bridport The Crown Inn, Bridport Training Centre, Bridport Doctor Roberts Close, Bridport 150 South Street, Bridport Pierrepoint Gallery, Bridport 72 South Street, Bridport Natwest Bank, Bridport 23 East Street, Bridport East Street Bridge, Bridport Travis Perkins, Bridport Sea Road North, Bridport Knightstone Rise, Bridport Knightstone Rise, Bridport King's Head, Bradpole Colfox School, Bradpole Colfox School, Bradpole Ridgeway, Bradpole Civil Parish Kings Head, Bradpole Knightstone Rise, Bridport Co-Op Supermarket, Bridport East Bridge, Bridport Natwest Bank, Bridport 24 East Street, Bridport Town Centre, Bridport 24 West Street, Bridport Bus Station, Bridport Tannery Road, Bridport Park Road, West Allington Bridport Medical Centre, West Allington West Mead, West Allington Symondsbury Business Park, West Allington Sprakes Corner, Symondsbury London Inn, Bridport Broadmead, Chideock The George Inn, Chideock Chideock Bridge, Chideock Village Hall, Chideock Star Lane, Morcombelake The Bakery, Morcombelake Ship Knapp, Morcombelake Newlands Holiday Park, Charmouth Georges Close, Charmouth St Andrews Church, Charmouth The Street, Charmouth Civil Parish Old Lyme Hill, Charmouth Wood Farm, Charmouth Fernhill Hotel, Charmouth Golf Club, Lyme Regis Frosts Corner, Lyme Regis A3052, Lyme Regis Civil Parish Football Ground, Lyme Regis Anning Road, Lyme Regis Ferndown Road, Lyme Regis The Square, Lyme Regis 67 Broad Street, Lyme Regis Langmoor Gardens Temp, Lyme Regis Langmoor Close, Lyme Regis Holm Bush Car Park, Lyme Regis Kent House, Lyme Regis Travis Perkins, Lyme Regis Medical Centre, Lyme Regis Uplyme Road, Lyme Regis Civil Parish Woodroffe School, Lyme Regis Whalley Lane, Uplyme Talbot Arms, Uplyme Lime Kiln Lane, Yawl Cathole Lane, Yawl Stonecrest, Raymond's Hill Hunters Lodge Inn, Raymond's Hill Woodbury Lane, Raymond's Hill Loup House, Axminster Loup Court, Axminster Civil Parish Lamb Inn, Axminster Trinity Square, Axminster A358, Axminster Co-Op, Axminster Rail Station, Axminster Station Yard, Axminster Direction: Bridport X53 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Bridport Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:23 PM Monday 8:23 PM Kings Statue, Weymouth Tuesday 8:23 PM Holland Road, Westham Wednesday 8:23 PM Holly Road, Westham Thursday 8:23 PM Cromwell Road, Westham Friday 8:23 PM Abbotsbury Road, Weymouth Saturday 6:23 PM - 8:23 PM The Adelaide, Westham Dennis Road, Westham Quibo Lane, Westham X53 bus Info Direction: Bridport Fiveways, Lanehouse Stops: 39 Trip Duration: 62 min Marquis Of Granby, Lanehouse Line Summary: Kings Statue, Weymouth, Holland Road, Westham, Holly Road, Westham, Cromwell Road, Westham, The Adelaide, Westham, Dennis Budmouth School, Charlestown Road, Westham, Quibo Lane, Westham, Fiveways, Chickerell Road, Weymouth Lanehouse, Marquis Of Granby, Lanehouse, Budmouth School, Charlestown, Army Camp, Army Camp, Charlestown Charlestown, Glennie Way, Chickerell, Dental Surgery, Chickerell, Meadow Close, Chickerell, Courage Way, Glennie Way, Chickerell Chickerell, Knights In the Bottom, Langton Herring, Chickerell Road, Chickerell Kings Arms, Portesham, Village Hall, Portesham, Swan Inn, Abbotsbury, Ilchester Arms, Abbotsbury, Dental Surgery, Chickerell West Street, Abbotsbury, Abbotsbury Hill, East Bexington, The Bull Inn, Swyre, Cogden Beach, Meadow Close, Chickerell Burton Bradstock, Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock, The Garage, Burton Bradstock, Three Horseshoes, Courage Way, Chickerell Burton Bradstock, Freshwater Caravan Park, West Bay, Marsh Barn Farm, West Bay, The George, West Knights In the Bottom, Langton Herring Bay, Meadowlands, West Bay, Opposite Roundham Gardens, Bridport, The Crown Inn, Bridport, Hollow Kings Arms, Portesham Way, Bothenhampton, Pasture Way, Bothenhampton, East Bridge, Bridport, Natwest Village Hall, Portesham Bank, Bridport, Town Centre, Bridport, Bus Station, Goose Hill, Portesham Civil Parish Bridport Swan Inn, Abbotsbury Rodden Row, Abbotsbury Civil Parish Ilchester Arms, Abbotsbury 20 Market Street, Abbotsbury Civil Parish West Street, Abbotsbury Abbotsbury Hill, East Bexington The Bull Inn, Swyre Cogden Beach, Burton Bradstock Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock The Garage, Burton Bradstock Three Horseshoes, Burton Bradstock High Street, Burton Bradstock Civil Parish Freshwater Caravan Park, West Bay Marsh Barn Farm, West Bay The George, West Bay 18 George Street, Bridport Civil Parish Meadowlands, West Bay Opposite Roundham Gardens, Bridport Roundham Gardens, Bridport The Crown Inn, Bridport Hollow Way, Bothenhampton Pasture Way, Bothenhampton Sea Road South, Bridport East Bridge, Bridport Natwest Bank, Bridport 24 East Street, Bridport Town Centre, Bridport 24 West Street, Bridport Bus Station, Bridport Tannery Road, Bridport Direction: Melcombe Regis X53 bus Time Schedule 70 stops Melcombe Regis Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:28 AM Talbot Arms, Uplyme Tuesday 6:28 AM Whalley Lane, Uplyme Wednesday 6:28 AM Woodroffe School, Lyme Regis Thursday 6:28 AM Medical Centre, Lyme Regis Friday 6:28 AM Uplyme Road, Lyme Regis Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Travis Perkins, Lyme Regis Kent House, Lyme Regis Co-Op Store, Lyme Regis X53 bus Info 38 Broad Street, Lyme Regis Direction: Melcombe
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