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71A bus time schedule & line map 71A Portslade Academy - Hangleton - Hove - Brighton View In Website Mode The 71A bus line Portslade Academy - Hangleton - Hove - Brighton has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Mile Oak: 7:16 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 71A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 71A bus arriving. Direction: Mile Oak 71A bus Time Schedule 53 stops Mile Oak Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:16 AM Swanborough Drive, Whitehawk Tuesday 7:16 AM Haybourne Road, Whitehawk Wednesday 7:16 AM Coolham Drive, Whitehawk Thursday 7:16 AM Pulborough Close, Brighton and Hove Friday 7:16 AM St Cuthmans Church, Whitehawk Whitehawk Way, Brighton and Hove Saturday Not Operational Piltdown Road, Whitehawk Community Hub, Whitehawk Selmeston Place, Brighton and Hove 71A bus Info Direction: Mile Oak St David's Hall, Whitehawk Stops: 53 Hellingly Close, Brighton and Hove Trip Duration: 58 min Line Summary: Swanborough Drive, Whitehawk, Findon Road, Whitehawk Haybourne Road, Whitehawk, Coolham Drive, Whitehawk, St Cuthmans Church, Whitehawk, Bus Garage, Whitehawk Piltdown Road, Whitehawk, Community Hub, Whitehawk, St David's Hall, Whitehawk, Findon Road, Arundel Road, Brighton Whitehawk, Bus Garage, Whitehawk, Arundel Road, Brighton, Lidl Superstore, Brighton, Sussex Square, Lidl Superstore, Brighton Kemp Town, St Mary's Hall, Kemp Town, Chesham Street, Kemp Town, County Hospital, Kemp Town, Arundel Road, Brighton and Hove College Place, Kemp Town, Upper Bedford Street, Sussex Square, Kemp Town Kemp Town, Park Street, Kemp Town, Devonshire Place, Brighton, Law Courts, Brighton, Old Steine, St Mary's Hall, Kemp Town Brighton, North Street, Brighton, Churchill Square, Brighton, Clarence Square, Brighton, Waitrose, Eastern Road, Brighton and Hove Brighton, Norfolk Square, Brighton, Brunswick Place, Hove, Palmeira Square, Hove, Second Avenue, Hove, Chesham Street, Kemp Town Town Hall, Hove, George Street South, Hove, Hove 193 Eastern Road, Brighton and Hove Street, Hove, Portland Road, Hove, Coleridge Street, Hove, Hove Park Tavern, Hove, Aldrington Avenue, County Hospital, Kemp Town Hove, Amherst Crescent, Hove, Holmes Avenue, Sudeley Terrace, Brighton and Hove Hove, Elm Drive Shops, Hove, Maytree Walk, Hove, College Place, Kemp Town Top Of Rowan Avenue, Hangleton, Grenadier Hotel, Hangleton, Library, Hangleton, West Way Twitten, Upper Bedford Street, Kemp Town Hangleton, Towns Corner Shops, Hangleton, Towns Corner, Hangleton, Hangleton Valley Drive South, Park Street, Kemp Town Hangleton, Dean Gardens, Portslade, New Barn Eastern Road, Brighton and Hove Close, Portslade Village, Foredown Tower, Portslade Village, Sheppard Way, Portslade Village, Portslade Devonshire Place, Brighton Aldridge Academy, Portslade Village, Graham Avenue 138 Edward Street, Brighton and Hove Shops, Mile Oak Law Courts, Brighton Parochial Terrace, United Kingdom Old Steine, Brighton Old Steine, United Kingdom North Street, Brighton Poplar Place, United Kingdom Churchill Square, Brighton Western Road, United Kingdom Clarence Square, Brighton 164/165 Western Road, United Kingdom Waitrose, Brighton Western Terrace, United Kingdom Norfolk Square, Brighton Norfolk Square, Brighton and Hove Brunswick Place, Hove 31 Brunswick Square, Brighton and Hove Palmeira Square, Hove Western Road, Brighton and Hove Second Avenue, Hove 36 Church Road, United Kingdom Town Hall, Hove 110 Church Road, United Kingdom George Street South, Hove 156 Church Road, United Kingdom Hove Street, Hove Portland Road, Hove Coleridge Street, Hove 139 Sackville Road, United Kingdom Hove Park Tavern, Hove 93 Old Shoreham Road, Brighton and Hove Aldrington Avenue, Hove Amherst Crescent, Hove Holmes Avenue, Hove Elm Drive Shops, Hove Maytree Walk, Hove Rowan Avenue, Brighton and Hove Top Of Rowan Avenue, Hangleton Hangleton Road, Brighton and Hove Grenadier Hotel, Hangleton Poplar Avenue, Brighton and Hove Library, Hangleton West Way Twitten, Hangleton Towns Corner Shops, Hangleton Towns Corner, Hangleton Hangleton Valley Drive South, Hangleton Hangleton Lane, Brighton and Hove Dean Gardens, Portslade Hangleton Lane, Shoreham-By-Sea New Barn Close, Portslade Village New Barn Close, Shoreham-By-Sea Foredown Tower, Portslade Village Sheppard Way, Portslade Village Harebell Drive, Shoreham-By-Sea Portslade Aldridge Academy, Portslade Village Graham Avenue Shops, Mile Oak Graham Avenue, Shoreham-By-Sea 71A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in London. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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