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X61 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route X61 bus time schedule & line map X61 Edinburgh - Dundee or St Andrews View In Website Mode The X61 bus line (Edinburgh - Dundee or St Andrews) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dundee City Centre: 6:05 AM - 4:50 PM (2) Edinburgh: 5:45 AM - 8:20 PM (3) Kennoway: 5:50 PM (4) Kirkcaldy: 4:55 PM - 5:55 PM (5) Leven: 6:50 PM - 11:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X61 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X61 bus arriving. Direction: Dundee City Centre X61 bus Time Schedule 92 stops Dundee City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:40 AM - 4:50 PM Monday 6:05 AM - 4:50 PM Bus Station, Edinburgh 4 Multrees Walk, Edinburgh Tuesday 6:05 AM - 4:50 PM Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh Wednesday 6:05 AM - 4:50 PM 53 Princes Street, Edinburgh Thursday 6:05 AM - 4:50 PM Princes Street (West), Edinburgh Friday 6:05 AM - 4:50 PM 107 Princes Street, Edinburgh Saturday 6:40 AM - 4:50 PM Queensferry Street, West End 10B Queensferry Street, Edinburgh Learmonth Terrace, Orchard Brae 34 Buckingham Terrace, Edinburgh X61 bus Info Direction: Dundee City Centre Craigleith Road, Craigleith Stops: 92 118 Queensferry Road, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 176 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Edinburgh, Princes Telford Road, Blackhall Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh, Princes Street (West), 37 Hillhouse Road, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Queensferry Street, West End, Learmonth Terrace, Orchard Brae, Craigleith Road, Craigleith, Hillpark Steps, Blackhall Telford Road, Blackhall, Hillpark Steps, Blackhall, 401 Queensferry Road, Edinburgh Barnton Junction, Barnton, Slip Road, Queensferry, North Access, North Queensferry, Park & Ride, Barnton Junction, Barnton Ferrytoll, Park & Ride Arrival Bay, Halbeath, Park & 565 Queensferry Road, Edinburgh Ride, Halbeath, Chapel Roundabout, Chapel, Fair Isle Road, Capshard, Capshard Wood, Capshard, Slip Road, Queensferry Cumbrae Terrace, Hayƒeld, Kennedy Crescent, Kirkcaldy, Railway Station Stance D, Kirkcaldy, Bus North Access, North Queensferry Station, Kirkcaldy, Bus Station, Kirkcaldy, Railway Station Stance A, Kirkcaldy, Bennochy Road, Park & Ride, Ferrytoll Kirkcaldy, Rosebery Terrace, Kirkcaldy, Glebe Park, Kirkcaldy, St Marie's Church, Kirkcaldy, Priory Lodge, Park & Ride Arrival Bay, Halbeath Kirkcaldy, Mitchell Place, Kirkcaldy, Birrell Street Wynd, Pathhead, Commercial Street, Pathhead, Park & Ride, Halbeath Ravenscraig Park, Kirkcaldy, Briarcliffe Street, Kirkcaldy, Wishart Place, Kirkcaldy, West Quality Chapel Roundabout, Chapel Street, Dysart, Porte, Dysart, Fraser Place, Dysart, Dysart Road End, Dysart, Bowling Green, Coaltown Fair Isle Road, Capshard Of Wemyss, The Car Shed, East Wemyss, School Wynd, East Wemyss, Muiredge Surgery, Muiredge, Capshard Wood, Capshard Starkies Wood, Buckhaven, Toll Bar, Methil, Woodlands Nursery, Methil, Innerleven Church, Cumbrae Terrace, Hayƒeld Methil, Bus Station, Leven, Bus Station, Leven, Hendry Road, Scotland Sainsburys Supermarket, Leven, Co-Op Supermarket, Leven, Midlaw Crescent, Mount≈eurie, Banbeath Kennedy Crescent, Kirkcaldy Road, Leven, Broom Access, Broom, Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven, Wester Durie, Leven, Leven Road, Kennoway, Railway Station Stance D, Kirkcaldy Seton Terrace, Kennoway, Laburnum Bank, Kennoway, New Road, Kennoway, Kennoway Shops, Station Road, Kirkcaldy Kennoway, New Road, Kennoway, Kennoway Bus Station, Kirkcaldy Bowling Club, Kennoway, Springbank, Kennoway, Law View Gardens, Bonnybank, Kilmux Farm, Hunter Place, Kirkcaldy Bonnybank, Smithygreen, Montrave, Farm, Bus Station, Kirkcaldy Montrave, Kame Steadings, Craigrothie, Struthers Barns, Craigrothie, Chance Inn Road End, Craigrothie, Ceres Road, Craigrothie, Bow Butts, Railway Station Stance A, Kirkcaldy Ceres, Meldrums Hotel, Ceres, Wemysshall Road, Bennochy Road, Kirkcaldy Bridgend, Moor Road, Ceres, Woodlands Farm, Ceres, Castlehill Primary School, Garliebank, Tesco Bennochy Road, Kirkcaldy Supermarket, Cupar, Railway Station, Cupar, Bowling Green Road, Cupar, Thomastoun Drive, Cupar, Rosebery Terrace, Kirkcaldy Trading Estate, Cupar, Pitcairn Park, Dairsie, Post 38-40 Victoria Road, Kirkcaldy O∆ce, Balmullo, Dundee Road, St Michaels, National Golf Centre, Drumoig, Forgan Roundabout, Newport- Glebe Park, Kirkcaldy On-Tay, Railway Station, Dundee City Centre, West Victoria Road, Kirkcaldy Marketgait, Dundee City Centre, Crichton Street, Dundee City Centre, Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre, St Marie's Church, Kirkcaldy Bus Station, Dundee City Centre Priory Lodge, Kirkcaldy Provost Kay Park, Kirkcaldy Mitchell Place, Kirkcaldy Nairn Street, Kirkcaldy Birrell Street Wynd, Pathhead Commercial Street, Pathhead 21 St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy Ravenscraig Park, Kirkcaldy Briarcliffe Street, Kirkcaldy Briarcliff Street, Kirkcaldy Wishart Place, Kirkcaldy Wishart Place, Scotland West Quality Street, Dysart Dysart Road, Scotland Porte, Dysart Fraser Place, Dysart Fraser Place, Scotland Dysart Road End, Dysart Bowling Green, Coaltown Of Wemyss Main Street, Scotland The Car Shed, East Wemyss 32 Main Road, East Wemyss School Wynd, East Wemyss Main Road, East Wemyss Muiredge Surgery, Muiredge Methilhaven Road, Scotland Starkies Wood, Buckhaven Toll Bar, Methil Woodlands Nursery, Methil Innerleven Church, Methil Den Walk, Scotland Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Bus Station, Leven Branch Street, Scotland Sainsburys Supermarket, Leven Riverside Road, Scotland Co-Op Supermarket, Leven Riverside Road, Leven Midlaw Crescent, Mount≈eurie Glenlyon Road, Leven Banbeath Road, Leven Banbeath Court, Leven Broom Access, Broom Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven Kennoway Road, Leven Wester Durie, Leven Leven Road, Kennoway Seton Terrace, Kennoway Laburnum Bank, Kennoway New Road, Kennoway Kennoway Shops, Kennoway Jordan Lane, Kennoway New Road, Kennoway Kennoway Bowling Club, Kennoway Springbank, Kennoway Hallƒelds Place, Kennoway Law View Gardens, Bonnybank Kilmux Farm, Bonnybank Smithygreen, Montrave Farm, Montrave Kame Steadings, Craigrothie Struthers Barns, Craigrothie Chance Inn Road End, Craigrothie Ceres Road, Craigrothie Cupar Road, Scotland Bow Butts, Ceres St Andrews Road, Scotland Meldrums Hotel, Ceres Main Street, Scotland Wemysshall Road, Bridgend Cupar Road, Scotland Moor Road, Ceres Woodlands Farm, Ceres Castlehill Primary School, Garliebank Tesco Supermarket, Cupar Rigg's Place, Cupar Railway Station, Cupar Lidl, Cupar Bowling Green Road, Cupar Thomastoun Drive, Cupar Watt's Gardens, Cupar Trading Estate, Cupar Pitcairn Park, Dairsie Post O∆ce, Balmullo Main Street, Scotland Dundee Road, St Michaels National Golf Centre, Drumoig Forgan Roundabout, Newport-On-Tay A914, Scotland Railway Station, Dundee City Centre South Union Street, Dundee West Marketgait, Dundee City Centre Crichton Street, Dundee City Centre 20 City Square, Dundee Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre Dock Street, Dundee Bus Station, Dundee City Centre Direction: Edinburgh X61 bus Time Schedule 86 stops Edinburgh Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:00 AM - 8:20 PM Monday 5:45 AM - 8:20 PM Seagate Bus Station, Dundee City Centre Seagate, Dundee Tuesday 5:45 AM - 8:20 PM Forgan Roundabout, Newport-On-Tay Wednesday 5:45 AM - 8:20 PM A914, Scotland Thursday 5:45 AM - 8:20 PM National Golf Centre, Drumoig Friday 5:45 AM - 8:20 PM St Michaels Inn, St Michaels Saturday 6:00 AM - 8:20 PM Post O∆ce, Balmullo Main Street, Scotland Pitcairn Park, Dairsie X61 bus Info Direction: Edinburgh Trading Estate, Cupar Stops: 86 Trip Duration: 168 min Thomastoun Drive, Cupar Line Summary: Seagate Bus Station, Dundee City Watt's Gardens, Cupar Centre, Forgan Roundabout, Newport-On-Tay, National Golf Centre, Drumoig, St Michaels Inn, St Bowling Green Road, Cupar Michaels, Post O∆ce, Balmullo, Pitcairn Park, Dairsie, Trading Estate, Cupar, Thomastoun Drive, Cupar, Railway Station, Cupar Bowling Green Road, Cupar, Railway Station, Cupar, Lidl, Cupar Tesco Supermarket, Cupar, Castlehill Primary School, Garliebank, Woodlands Farm, Ceres, Moor Road, Tesco Supermarket, Cupar Ceres, Wemysshall Road, Bridgend, Meldrums Hotel, Ceres, Bow Butts, Ceres, Ceres Road, Craigrothie, Castlehill Primary School, Garliebank Chance Inn Road End, Craigrothie, Struthers Barns, Craigrothie, Kame Steadings, Craigrothie, Farm, Ceres Road, Cupar Montrave, Smithygreen, Montrave, Kilmux Farm, Woodlands Farm, Ceres Bonnybank, Law View Gardens, Bonnybank, Springbank, Kennoway, Cockburn House, Kennoway, New Road, Kennoway, Kennoway Shops, Kennoway, Moor Road, Ceres New Road, Kennoway, Laburnum Bank, Kennoway, Cupar Road, Scotland Seton Terrace, Kennoway, Leven Road, Kennoway, Wemysshall Road, Bridgend Wester Durie, Leven, Cock-Ma-Lane, Leven, Broom Access, Broom, Banbeath Road, Leven, Midlaw Crescent, Mount≈eurie, Co-Op Supermarket, Leven, Meldrums Hotel, Ceres Bus Station, Leven, Bus Station, Leven, Bus Depot, Main Street, Scotland Aberhill, Woodlands Nursery, Methil, Toll Bar, Methil, Starkies Wood, Buckhaven, Muiredge Surgery, Bow Butts, Ceres Muiredge, School Wynd, East Wemyss, The Car Shed, St Andrews Road, Scotland East Wemyss, Post O∆ce, Coaltown Of Wemyss, Dysart Road End, Dysart, Hill Street, Dysart, Porte, Ceres Road, Craigrothie Dysart, Wishart Place, Kirkcaldy, Briarcliffe Street, Ceres Road, Scotland Kirkcaldy, Ravenscraig Park, Kirkcaldy, Commercial Street, Pathhead, Birrell Street Wynd, Pathhead, Chance Inn Road End, Craigrothie Mitchell Place, Kirkcaldy, Priory Lodge, Kirkcaldy, Glebe Park, Kirkcaldy, Alexandra Street, Kirkcaldy, St Struthers Barns, Craigrothie Andrews Church, Kirkcaldy, Railway Station Stance D, Kirkcaldy,
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