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48 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 48 bus time schedule & line map 48 King's Lynn - Bawsey - Ashwicken - Gayton - View In Website Mode Grimston - Roydon - Pott Row - Grimston The 48 bus line (King's Lynn - Bawsey - Ashwicken - Gayton - Grimston - Roydon - Pott Row - Grimston) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Grimston: 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM (2) King's Lynn: 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 48 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 48 bus arriving. Direction: Grimston 48 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Grimston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM Transport Interchange, King's Lynn Tuesday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM Kettlewell Lane, King's Lynn Littleport Street, King's Lynn Wednesday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM Highgate School, King's Lynn Thursday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM Friday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM King Edward VII School, King's Lynn Saturday 8:30 AM - 5:45 PM Tesco, Gaywood Health Centre, King's Lynn Gayton Road, King's Lynn 48 bus Info Kent Road, King's Lynn Direction: Grimston Stops: 35 Queensway, King's Lynn Trip Duration: 29 min Line Summary: Transport Interchange, King's Lynn, Elvington Road, King's Lynn Kettlewell Lane, King's Lynn, Highgate School, King's Lynn, King Edward VII School, King's Lynn, Tesco, Gaywood, Health Centre, King's Lynn, Kent Road, Bus Shelter, Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn, Queensway, King's Lynn, Elvington Road, King's Lynn, Bus Shelter, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Crematorium, Bawsey Crematorium, Bawsey, Caravan Site, Bawsey, Chilver House Lane, Bawsey, Bus Shelter, Leziate, Leziate Caravan Site, Bawsey Drove, Ashwicken, Church Lane, Ashwicken, Well Hall Lane, Ashwicken, Winch Road, Gayton, Orchard Chilver House Lane, Bawsey Road, Gayton, Crown, Gayton, Lime Grove, Gayton, Well Hall Lane, Gayton, Elder Lane, Grimston, Vong Bus Shelter, Leziate Lane, Grimston, Bell Road, Grimston, Clock, Grimston, Old Post O∆ce, Grimston, Congham Hall, Leziate Drove, Ashwicken Grimston, Three Horseshoes, Roydon, Station Road, Roydon, Chequers Road, Pott Row, Back Lane, Pott Church Lane, Ashwicken Row, Primary School, Pott Row, Vong Lane, Pott Row, Church Close, Grimston Well Hall Lane, Ashwicken Winch Road, Gayton Orchard Road, Gayton Crown, Gayton Lime Grove, Gayton Well Hall Lane, Gayton Elder Lane, Grimston Vong Lane, Grimston Gayton Road, Grimston Civil Parish Bell Road, Grimston Bell Road, Grimston Civil Parish Clock, Grimston The Walnuts, Grimston Civil Parish Old Post O∆ce, Grimston Congham Hall, Grimston Three Horseshoes, Roydon Station Road, Roydon Chequers Road, Pott Row Back Lane, Pott Row Primary School, Pott Row Vong Lane, Pott Row Church Close, Grimston Church Close, Grimston Civil Parish Direction: King's Lynn 48 bus Time Schedule 38 stops King's Lynn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:19 AM Monday 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Rose & Crown, Harpley Tuesday 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Millers Lane, Harpley Wednesday 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Church Lane, Little Massingham Thursday 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Fire Station, Great Massingham Friday 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Walcups Lane, Great Massingham Saturday 7:19 AM - 4:59 PM Church, Great Massingham Link Road, Great Massingham Civil Parish Clock, Grimston 48 bus Info The Walnuts, Grimston Civil Parish Direction: King's Lynn Stops: 38 Old Post O∆ce, Grimston Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Rose & Crown, Harpley, Millers Lane, Congham Hall, Grimston Harpley, Church Lane, Little Massingham, Fire Station, Great Massingham, Walcups Lane, Great Massingham, Church, Great Massingham, Clock, Three Horseshoes, Roydon Grimston, Old Post O∆ce, Grimston, Congham Hall, Grimston, Three Horseshoes, Roydon, Station Road, Station Road, Roydon Roydon, Chequers Road, Pott Row, Back Lane, Pott Row, Primary School, Pott Row, Vong Lane, Pott Chequers Road, Pott Row Row, Church Close, Grimston, Vong Lane, Grimston, Well Hall Lane, Gayton, Lime Grove, Gayton, Crown, Back Lane, Pott Row Gayton, Orchard Road, Gayton, Winch Road, Gayton, Well Hall Lane, Ashwicken, Church Lane, Ashwicken, Primary School, Pott Row Leziate Drove, Ashwicken, Bus Shelter, Leziate, Chilver House Lane, Bawsey, Caravan Site, Bawsey, Vong Lane, Pott Row Crematorium, Bawsey, Bus Shelter, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Elvington Road, King's Lynn, Queensway, Church Close, Grimston King's Lynn, Health Centre, King's Lynn, Tesco, Church Close, Grimston Civil Parish Gaywood, The Woolpack, King's Lynn, St Katherines Court, King's Lynn, Railway Station, King's Lynn, Vong Lane, Grimston Transport Interchange, King's Lynn Gayton Road, Grimston Civil Parish Well Hall Lane, Gayton Lime Grove, Gayton Crown, Gayton Orchard Road, Gayton Winch Road, Gayton Well Hall Lane, Ashwicken Church Lane, Ashwicken Leziate Drove, Ashwicken Bus Shelter, Leziate Chilver House Lane, Bawsey Caravan Site, Bawsey Crematorium, Bawsey Bus Shelter, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Elvington Road, King's Lynn Queensway, King's Lynn Health Centre, King's Lynn Gayton Road, King's Lynn Tesco, Gaywood The Woolpack, King's Lynn Gaywood Road, King's Lynn St Katherines Court, King's Lynn Railway Station, King's Lynn Blackfriars Road, King's Lynn Transport Interchange, King's Lynn Market Street, King's Lynn 48 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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