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16A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 16A bus time schedule & line map 16A Folkestone View In Website Mode The 16A bus line (Folkestone) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Folkestone: 7:41 AM - 7:50 AM (2) Hythe: 3:29 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 16A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 16A bus arriving. Direction: Folkestone 16A bus Time Schedule 34 stops Folkestone Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:41 AM - 7:50 AM Garage, West Hythe Tuesday 7:41 AM - 7:50 AM Botolphs Bridge, West Hythe Wednesday 7:41 AM - 7:50 AM Grebe Crescent, Hythe Thursday 7:41 AM - 7:50 AM Martin's Way, Hythe Civil Parish Friday 7:41 AM - 7:50 AM Dove Close, Hythe Saturday Not Operational Meadow Way, Hythe Shepherds Walk, Hythe Pennypot, Hythe 16A bus Info 1 Martello Drive, Hythe Civil Parish Direction: Folkestone Stops: 34 Reachƒelds, Hythe Trip Duration: 35 min Alexandra Court, Hythe Civil Parish Line Summary: Garage, West Hythe, Botolphs Bridge, West Hythe, Grebe Crescent, Hythe, Dove Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA) Close, Hythe, Meadow Way, Hythe, Shepherds Walk, Hythe, Pennypot, Hythe, Reachƒelds, Hythe, Hythe Sir John Moore Avenue, Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA), Sir John Moore Avenue, Hythe, Red Lion Square, Hythe, Old Prospect Road, Hythe, Douglas Avenue, Hythe, Mill Road, Red Lion Square, Hythe Hythe, Cannongate Road, Seabrook, Saxon Close, Dymchurch Road, Hythe Civil Parish Seabrook, St Saviour's Hospital, Seabrook, Cliff Road, Old Prospect Road, Hythe Seabrook, The Fountain, Seabrook, Battery Point, Sandgate, Castle Bay, Sandgate, Brewer's Hill, Prospect Road, Hythe Civil Parish Sandgate, Wilberforce Road, Sandgate, The Crescent, Sandgate, War Memorial, Sandgate, Douglas Avenue, Hythe Folkestone School For Girls, Folkestone, The Nailbox, A259, Hythe Civil Parish Shorncliffe, Wellƒeld Road, Folkestone, Ravenlea Road, Folkestone, Grimston Avenue, Folkestone, Mill Road, Hythe East Kent College, Folkestone, Kingsnorth Gardens, Folkestone, Connaught Road, Folkestone, Bus Cannongate Road, Seabrook Station Arrivals, Folkestone Cannongate Close, Hythe Civil Parish Saxon Close, Seabrook St Saviour's Hospital, Seabrook Cliff Road, Seabrook The Fountain, Seabrook Battery Point, Sandgate Castle Bay, Sandgate Brewer's Hill, Sandgate Wilberforce Road, Sandgate Hillside, Folkestone The Crescent, Sandgate North Lane, Folkestone War Memorial, Sandgate Sandgate High Street, Folkestone Folkestone School For Girls, Folkestone The Acers, Sandgate Civil Parish The Nailbox, Shorncliffe Wellƒeld Road, Folkestone Ravenlea Road, Folkestone Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone Civil Parish Grimston Avenue, Folkestone 29 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone Civil Parish East Kent College, Folkestone Kingsnorth Gardens, Folkestone Connaught Road, Folkestone Bus Station Arrivals, Folkestone Bouverie Square, Folkestone Civil Parish Direction: Hythe 16A bus Time Schedule 47 stops Hythe Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:29 PM Cheriton Post O∆ce, Cheriton 33 Cheriton High Street, Folkestone Civil Parish Tuesday 3:29 PM Ilex Road, Cheriton Wednesday 3:29 PM 376 Cheriton Road, Folkestone Civil Parish Thursday 3:29 PM St George's Road, Cheriton Friday 3:29 PM Lawrence Close, Folkestone Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Harvey Grammar School, Folkestone Morrisons, Folkestone 148 Cheriton Road, Folkestone Civil Parish 16A bus Info Julian Road, Folkestone Direction: Hythe Stops: 47 Castle House, Folkestone Trip Duration: 85 min Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone Civil Parish Line Summary: Cheriton Post O∆ce, Cheriton, Ilex Road, Cheriton, St George's Road, Cheriton, Harvey Trinity Gardens, Folkestone Grammar School, Folkestone, Morrisons, Folkestone, Trinity Crescent, Folkestone Civil Parish Julian Road, Folkestone, Castle House, Folkestone, Trinity Gardens, Folkestone, The Metropole, The Metropole, Folkestone Folkestone, Dixwell Road, Folkestone, Coolinge Lane, Folkestone, War Memorial, Sandgate, The Crescent, Dixwell Road, Folkestone Sandgate, Wilberforce Road, Sandgate, Brewer's Hill, Dixwell Road, Folkestone Civil Parish Sandgate, Castle Bay, Sandgate, Battery Point, Sandgate, The Fountain, Seabrook, Cliff Road, Coolinge Lane, Folkestone Seabrook, St Saviour's Hospital, Seabrook, Saxon Close, Seabrook, Cannongate Road, Seabrook, Mill War Memorial, Sandgate Road, Hythe, Douglas Avenue, Hythe, Old Prospect Sandgate High Street, Folkestone Road, Hythe, Red Lion Square, Hythe, Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA), Barrack Hill, Hythe, The Crescent, Sandgate Turnpike Hill, Hythe, Pedlinge Farm, Pedlinge, Stone 96 Sandgate High Street, Folkestone Street Junction, Stanford, Greenƒelds, Sellindge, Recreation Ground, Sellindge, Downs Way, Sellindge, Wilberforce Road, Sandgate Siegfried Close, Sellindge, Meadow Grove, Sellindge, Barrow Hill Farm, Sellindge, Holiday Extras, Brewer's Hill, Sandgate Newingreen, Stone Street, Newingreen, Belcaire 8-9 Wellington Place, Folkestone Close, Lympne, Harman Avenue, Lympne, Garage, West Hythe, Botolphs Bridge, West Hythe, Grebe Castle Bay, Sandgate Crescent, Hythe, Dove Close, Hythe, Meadow Way, Hythe, Shepherds Walk, Hythe Battery Point, Sandgate The Fountain, Seabrook 171 Seabrook Road, Folkestone Cliff Road, Seabrook Seabrook Grove, Hythe Civil Parish St Saviour's Hospital, Seabrook Seabrook Road, Hythe Civil Parish Saxon Close, Seabrook Cannongate Road, Seabrook Mill Road, Hythe Douglas Avenue, Hythe Douglas Avenue, Hythe Civil Parish Old Prospect Road, Hythe Red Lion Square, Hythe Dymchurch Road, Hythe Civil Parish Hythe Light Railway Station Hythe (DA) Barrack Hill, Hythe Turnpike Close, Hythe Civil Parish Turnpike Hill, Hythe Pedlinge Farm, Pedlinge Stone Street Junction, Stanford Greenƒelds, Sellindge Recreation Ground, Sellindge Downs Way, Sellindge Siegfried Close, Sellindge Meadow Grove, Sellindge A20, Sellindge Civil Parish Barrow Hill Farm, Sellindge Barrow Hill, Sellindge Civil Parish Holiday Extras, Newingreen Stone Street, Newingreen Belcaire Close, Lympne Harman Avenue, Lympne Garage, West Hythe Botolphs Bridge, West Hythe Grebe Crescent, Hythe Martin's Way, Hythe Civil Parish Dove Close, Hythe Meadow Way, Hythe Shepherds Walk, Hythe 16A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at 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