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X34, X36 & X37 Ardrossan Irvine Kilwinning Dalry Kilbirnie Beith Ardrossan • Saltcoats • Irvine • Dalry • Beith • Glasgow X34 & X36 Monday to Friday HB BCB FF Service Number X36 X36 X34 X36 X37 X34 X36 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 Ardrossan Chapelhill Mount 0525 0600 0630 0655 0705 ** Ardrossan Princes Street 0530 0605 0635 0636 R 0710 0820 0930 30 1530 1630 1812 1930 2100 2200 0130 Saltcoats Station 0534 0609 0639 RR0714 0825 0935 then 35 1535 1635 1817 1935 2105 2205 0135 Stevenston Cross 0539 0614 0644 RR0719 0830 0940 at 40 1540 1640 1822 1940 2110 2210 0140 X34 , X 36 &X37 Irvine Station RR RR RR R0858 R 0958 these R 58 R 1558 R 1710 ||||| Irvine Cross 0624 0654 0805 0905 1005 05 1605 1720 | | RR RR RR R R mins R until R R RRR Ardrossan Kilwinning Dalry Road 0546 0621 0637 0652 R 0707 0717 0727 0818 0845 0918 0950 1018 50 18 1550 1618 1652 1733 1834 1950 2120 2218 0148 Disability helpdesk 07736 892 253 past Irvine Dalry Roche Way 0553 0628 0645 0700 R 0715 0725 0735 0826 0853 0926 0958 1026 58 26 1558 1626 1700 1741 1842 1958 2128 2225 0155 Kilbirnie Garden City 0600 0635 0652 0707 0719 0722 0732 0742 0833 0900 0933 1005 1033 the 05 33 1605 1633 1708 1748 1850 2005 2135 2232 0202 Kilwinning Beith Strand 0608 0645 0703 0718 R 0733 0743 0753 0844 0911 0944 1016 1044 hour 16 44 1616 1644 1721 1759 1902 2016 2146 2240 0210 Dalry Bothwell Street 0646 0721 0737 0809 0824 0823 0839 0849 0924 0939 1011 1043 1111 43 11 1650 1715 1753 1827 1926 2043 2213 2306 0236 3 The 24 hour Clock is used in this leaflet 1 0 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0650 0725 0742 0815 0830 0829 0845 0855 0930 0945 1017 1049 1117 49 17 1657 1722 1800 1834 1932 2049 2219 2310 0240 for Example 9.00am is shown as 0900 2 Kilbirnie Times shown in this leaflet are y a for information only M Beith Saturday h t 3 HHB 1 Glasgow m o r Service Number X36 X36 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 f Ardrossan Chapelhill Mount 0600 0630 0705 **Scotland wide free Ardrossan Princes Street 0605 0635 0710 0830 0930 30 1530 1630 1812 1930 2100 2200 0130 travel concession Saltcoats Station 0610 0640 0715 0835 0935 35 1535 1635 1817 1935 2105 2205 0135 then cards are not valid Stevenston Cross 0615 0645 0720 0840 0940 at 40 1540 1640 1822 1940 2110 2210 0140 Irvine Station 0858 0958 58 1558 1710 | | RRR R R these R R R RRR on the 2200 and Irvine Cross RRR0805 R 0905 R 1005 R 05 until R 1605 R 1720 RRR| | Kilwinning Dalry Road 0623 0653 0728 0818 0850 0918 0948 1018 mins 50 18 1550 1618 1650 1733 1830 1950 2120 2218 0148 01 30 journeys on Dalry Roche Way 0631 0701 0736 0826 0858 0926 0956 1026 past 58 26 1558 1626 1658 1741 1838 1958 2128 2225 0155 Friday and Kilbirnie Garden City 0638 0709 0744 0833 0905 0933 1003 1033 the 05 33 1605 1633 1705 1748 1845 2005 2135 2232 0202 Saturday nights. Beith Strand 0644 0719 0754 0844 0916 0944 1014 1044 hour 16 44 1616 1644 1716 1759 1856 2016 2146 2240 0210 Bothwell Street 0708 0803 0838 0911 0943 1011 1039 1111 43 11 1643 1711 1743 1821 1916 2043 2213 2306 0236 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0716 0811 0846 0917 0949 1017 1046 1117 49 17 1649 1717 1749 1828 1923 2049 2219 2310 0240 Codes: * - Journey starts at Ardrossan Ferry Terminal at 0927 & 1809. B - Journeys starts at Irvine, Bourtreehill at 0614, 0644 & 0755 (Saturday journey starts at 0755). H - Journey runs via Howwood at 0618 Monday to Friday and 0729 & 0804 on Saturday. C - Runs via Saltcoats Dalry Rd at 0700 and Stevenston Cemetery Gates at 0709 F - Friday nights only For additional journeys between Irvine and Glasgow please see our X44 & X76 timetables Glasgow • Beith • Dalry • Irvine • Saltcoats • Ardrossan X34 & X36 X36 Glasgow • Beith • Dalry •Irvine • Saltcoats • Ardrossan X34 & X36 Glasgow • Ardrossan X37 Monday to Friday FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY SUNDAY Monday to Friday HBCH Service Number X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 Service Number X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X34 X37 X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0730 0830 0930 1030 1130 1230 1330 1430 1530 1630 1730 1830 1930 2030 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 1710 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0730 0750 0830 0900 30 00 1530 1610 1640 1715 1710 1720 1740 1810 1840 1940 2110 2230 Glasgow Buchanan 2400 0300 Waterloo St 0737 0837 0937 1037 1137 1237 1337 1437 1537 1637 1737 1837 1937 2037 Glasgow Waterloo St 1720 Waterloo St 0737 0757 0837 0907 37 07 1537 1620 1650 1725 1720 1730 1750 1817 1847 1947 2117 2237 Waterloo Street 0007 0307 Beith Strand 0805 0905 1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 1605 1705 1805 1905 2005 2105 Howwood Inn 1745 Lochwinnoch Road Head. 1753 Beith Strand 0805 0827 0907 0935 then 05 35 1605 1700 1725 1803 | 1808 1830 1849 1919 2015 2145 2304 Mid Gavin Farm 0027 0327 Kilbirnie Garden City 0812 0912 1012 1112 1212 1312 1412 1512 1612 1712 1812 1912 2012 2112 Kilbirnie Garden City 0814 0835 0917 0943 14 43 1614 1710 1734 1812 1808 1817 1838 1858 1928 2024 2154 2312 Beith, Strand 0033 0333 Dalry Cross 0820 0920 1020 1120 1220 1320 1420 1520 1620 1720 1820 1920 2020 2120 Lochwinnoch 1757 at Dalry Cross 0822 0845 0925 0951 22 51 1622 1718 1742 1820 1816 1825 1846 1906 1936 2032 2202 2320 Kilbirnie, Garden City 0039 0339 Kilwinning Dalry Road 0828 0928 1028 1128 1228 1328 1428 1528 1628 1728 1828 1928 2028 2128 Kilbirnie Centre 1805 Kilwinning Dalry Road 0832 0855 0936 1001 these 32 01 1632 1728 1752 1830 | 1835 1854 1916 1946 2042 2212 2328 Dalry Cross 0046 0346 Irvine Cross 0840 R 1040 R 1240 R 1440 R 1640 R 1840 RRRKilbirnie Garden City 1808 Irvine Cross 0844 R 0949 R mins 44 R until 1644 R 1805 1843 | R 1906 RRRRRKilwinning, Dalry Road 0055 0355 Irvine Rail Station 0848 R 1048 R 1248 R 1448 R 1648 R 1848 RRRDalry Cross 1816 Irvine Rail Station 0851 R 0956 R past 51 R 1651 R | R 1912 RRRRRStevenston Cemetery Gates 0100 0400 Stevenston Cross 0936 1136 1336 1536 1736 1936 2036 2136 Seamill Hydro 1831 Stevenston Cross 0908 1008 the 08 1741 | R 1923 1953 2049 2219 2336 High Road, Tesco 0105 0405 Saltcoats Station 0941 1141 1341 1541 1741 1941 2041 2141 West Kilbride Smiddy 1836 Saltcoats Station 0913 1013 hour 13 1746 | R 1928 1958 2054 2224 2341 Ardrossan Glasgow St 0110 0410 Ardrossan Princes Street 0947 1147 1347 1547 1747 1947 2047 2147 Seamill 1841 Ardrossan Princes Street 0918 1018 18 1751 | R 1933 2003 2059 2229 2346 ASDA Harbour Road 0948 1148 1348 1548 1748 1948 2048 2148 Ardrossan Harbour Rd 1851 ASDA Harbour Road 0919 1019 19 R 1851 R 1935 2005 2101 2231 2348 Ardrossan Chapelhill Mount * 1756 1900 36 Ardrossan • Saltcoats • Irvine • Dalry • Beith • Glasgow X34 & X36 Ardrossan • Glasgow X37 X Monday to Friday Saturday SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY SUNDAY H Service Number X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 Service Number X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 Glasgow Buchanan 2400 0300 Ardrossan Princes Street 0605 0805 1005 1205 1405 1605 1805 Ardrossan Harbour Road 0636 Seamill Hydro 0646 Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0750 0830 0900 30 00 1530 1600 1640 1710 1740 1810 1840 1940 2110 2230 Waterloo Street 0007 0307 Saltcoats Station 0610 0810 1010 1210 1410 1610 1810 Waterloo St 0757 0837 0907 37 07 1537 1607 1647 1717 1747 1817 1847 1947 2117 2237 Mid Gavin Farm 0027 0327 Stevenston Cross 0615 0815 1015 1215 1415 1615 1815 West Kilbride, Smiddy 0652 Beith Strand 0825 0905 0935 05 35 1605 1642 1715 1745 1815 1845 1915 2015 2145 2304 Irvine Station 0700 0900 1100 1300 1500 1700 1900 Seamill Hydro 0657 then Beith, Strand 0033 0333 R R R R R R R Kilbirnie Garden City 0833 0914 0943 14 43 1614 1650 1724 1753 1824 1853 1923 2023 2153 2312 Kilbirnie, Garden City 0039 0339 Irvine Cross R 0706 R 0906 R 1106 R 1306 R 1506 R 1706 R 1906 Dalry North St 0712 at Kilbirnie Garden City 0719 Dalry Cross 0841 0922 0951 22 51 1622 1658 1732 1801 1832 1901 1931 2031 2201 2320 Dalry Cross 0046 0346 Kilwinning Dalry Road 0623 0718 0823 0918 1023 1118 1223 1318 1423 1518 1623 1718 1823 1918 Kilwinning Dalry Road 0851 0932 1001 these 32 01 1632 1708 1742 1811 1842 1911 1941 2041 2211 2328 Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0055 0355 Dalry Roche Way 0631 0726 0831 0926 1031 1126 1231 1326 1431 1526 1631 1726 1831 1926 Kilbirnie Centre 0724 Lochwinnoch 0732 Irvine Cross R 0944 R mins 44 R until 1644 R 1754 R 1854 RRRRR Stevenston Cemetery Gates 0100 0400 Kilbirnie Garden City 0638 0733 0838 0933 1038 1133 1238 1333 1438 1533 1638 1733 1838 1933 Lochwinnoch Road Head. 0736 Irvine Rail Station R 0951 R past 51 R 1651 R 1801 R 1901 RRRRR High Road, Tesco 0105 0405 Beith Strand 0648 0745 0848 0942 1048 1142 1248 1342 1448 1542 1648 1742 1848 1942 Howwood Inn 0744 Stevenston Cross 0858 1008 the 08 1715 1818 1918 1948 2048 2218 2336 Ardrossan Glasgow St 0110 0410 Risk Cottages 0655 0749 0855 0949 1055 1149 1255 1349 1455 1549 1655 1749 1855 1949 Saltcoats Station 0903 1013 13 1720 1823 1923 1953 2053 2223 2341 Bothwell Street 0714 0808 0914 1008 1114 1208 1314 1408 1514 1608 1714 1808 1914 2008 Glasgow Bothwell St 0824 hour Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0830 Ardrossan Princes Street 0908 1018 18 1725 1828 1928 1958 2058 2228 2346 Scotland wide free travel concession Glasgow Buchanan Bus Stn 0720 0814 0920 1014 1120 1214 1320 1414 1520 1614 1720 1814 1920 2014 ASDA Harbour Road 0909 1019 19 1726 1829 1929 1959 2059 2229 2348 Ferry Terminal 0910 1727 cards are not valid on the 2400 and Glasgow City Centre.
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