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72 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 72 bus time schedule & line map 72 Kirkintilloch - Glasgow View In Website Mode The 72 bus line (Kirkintilloch - Glasgow) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Glasgow: 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM (2) Kirkintilloch: 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 72 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 72 bus arriving. Direction: Glasgow 72 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Glasgow Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM Kelvin Court Kelvin Court, Scotland Tuesday 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM Catherine Street, Kirkintilloch Wednesday 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM Cowgate, Scotland Thursday 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch Friday 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM Townhead, Scotland Saturday 6:40 AM - 6:30 PM Woodhead Avenue, Kirkintilloch Parliament Road, Kirkintilloch Lithgow Avenue, Kirkintilloch Glencairn Street, Kirkintilloch 72 bus Info Direction: Glasgow Woodilee Industrial Estate, Kirkintilloch Stops: 53 Trip Duration: 52 min Larkƒeld Centre, Lenzie Line Summary: Kelvin Court, Catherine Street, Kirkintilloch, Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch, Woodhead Easter Garngaber Rd, Lenzie Avenue, Kirkintilloch, Lithgow Avenue, Kirkintilloch, Woodilee Industrial Estate, Kirkintilloch, Larkƒeld Lomond Rd, Lenzie Centre, Lenzie, Easter Garngaber Rd, Lenzie, Lomond Rd, Lenzie, Lenzie Railway Station, Lenzie, Glenhead Lenzie Railway Station, Lenzie Road, Lenzie, Millersneuk Avenue, Lenzie, Cyprian Station Road, Kirkintilloch Drive, Lenzie, Gadloch Avenue, Auchinloch, Stepps Road, Wester Auchinloch, Fourth Avenue, Wester Glenhead Road, Lenzie Auchinloch, Third Avenue, Wester Auchinloch, First Auchinloch Road, Kirkintilloch Avenue, Wester Auchinloch, Cortmalaw Road, Robroyston, Auchinleck Avenue, Robroyston, Asda Millersneuk Avenue, Lenzie Supermarket, Robroyston, Standburn Road, Drymen Place, Kirkintilloch Robroyston, Briarcroft Road, Robroyston, Standburn Road, Balornock, Youth Centre, Balornock, Ferness Cyprian Drive, Lenzie Place, Balornock, Broomton Road, Balornock, Northgate Road, Auchinairn, Graham Terrace, Gadloch Avenue, Auchinloch Auchinairn, Beech Road, Auchinairn, Littlehill Golf Gadloch View, Scotland Course, Auchinairn, Springƒeld Avenue, Auchinairn, Crowhill Road, Auchinairn, Stobhill Hospital, Stepps Road, Wester Auchinloch Springburn, Viewpoint Place, Springburn, Mosesƒeld Street, Springburn, Lenzie Street, Springburn, Fourth Avenue, Wester Auchinloch Hawthorn Street, Springburn, Wellƒeld Street, Springburn, Springburn Railway Station, Springburn, Third Avenue, Wester Auchinloch Flemington Street, Springburn, Millarbank Street, Cowlairs, Endrick Street, Cowlairs, Endrick Street, First Avenue, Wester Auchinloch Cowlairs, Roy Street, Possil, Masterton Street, Possil, Saracen Street, Possil, Ellesmere Street, Port Dundas, Cortmalaw Road, Robroyston Rodney Street, Port Dundas, St Josephs Pr School, Cortmalaw Close, Scotland Port Dundas, Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow, Killermont Street, Glasgow, Buchanan Bus Station, Auchinleck Avenue, Robroyston Glasgow Robroyston Road, Scotland Asda Supermarket, Robroyston Standburn Road, Robroyston Briarcroft Road, Robroyston Leglen Wood Place, Scotland Standburn Road, Balornock Youth Centre, Balornock Wallacewell Road, Glasgow Ferness Place, Balornock Northgate Road, Glasgow Broomton Road, Balornock Northgate Road, Glasgow Northgate Road, Auchinairn Graham Terrace, Auchinairn Beech Road, Auchinairn Littlehill Golf Course, Auchinairn Liddell's Court, Glasgow Springƒeld Avenue, Auchinairn Crowhill Road, Auchinairn Stobhill Hospital, Springburn Balgrayhill Road, Glasgow Viewpoint Place, Springburn Mosesƒeld Street, Springburn Lenzie Street, Springburn Balgrayhill Road, Glasgow Hawthorn Street, Springburn Wellƒeld Street, Springburn Springburn Railway Station, Springburn Atlas Road, Glasgow Flemington Street, Springburn Palermo Street, Glasgow Millarbank Street, Cowlairs Coulter Court, Glasgow Endrick Street, Cowlairs 150 Keppochhill Road, Glasgow Endrick Street, Cowlairs 240 Keppochhill Road, Glasgow Roy Street, Possil Masterton Street, Possil Coldstream Place, Glasgow Saracen Street, Possil Ellesmere Street, Port Dundas Rodney Street, Port Dundas Baird's Brae, Glasgow St Josephs Pr School, Port Dundas Cowcaddens Subway, Glasgow Garscube Road, Glasgow Killermont Street, Glasgow Port Dundas Place, Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station, Glasgow Stances 33-47, Glasgow Direction: Kirkintilloch 72 bus Time Schedule 56 stops Kirkintilloch Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM Buchanan Bus Station, Glasgow Stances 33-47, Glasgow Tuesday 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM New City Road, Glasgow Wednesday 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM Garscube Road, Glasgow Thursday 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM St Josephs Pr School, Port Dundas Friday 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM Baird Brae, Port Dundas Saturday 7:35 AM - 6:30 PM Baird's Brae, Glasgow Dawson Road, Port Dundas Applecross Street, Glasgow 72 bus Info Ellesmere Street, Port Dundas Direction: Kirkintilloch Stops: 56 Saracen Street, Possil Trip Duration: 53 min Line Summary: Buchanan Bus Station, Glasgow, Masterton Street, Possil New City Road, Glasgow, St Josephs Pr School, Port Scone Street, Glasgow Dundas, Baird Brae, Port Dundas, Dawson Road, Port Dundas, Ellesmere Street, Port Dundas, Saracen Endrick Street, Cowlairs Street, Possil, Masterton Street, Possil, Endrick Endrick Street, Glasgow Street, Cowlairs, Crichton Street, Cowlairs, Millarbank Street, Cowlairs, Angus Street, Springburn, Crichton Street, Cowlairs Springburn Railway Station, Springburn, Wellƒeld 150 Keppochhill Road, Glasgow Street, Springburn, Hawthorn Street, Springburn, Lenzie Street, Springburn, Mosesƒeld Street, Millarbank Street, Cowlairs Springburn, Viewpoint Place, Springburn, Belmont Coulter Court, Glasgow Road, Springburn, Stobhill Hospital, Springburn, Crowhill Road, Auchinairn, Springƒeld Avenue, Angus Street, Springburn Auchinairn, Liddells Court, Auchinairn, Beech Road, 7 Angus Street, Glasgow Auchinairn, Graham Terrace, Auchinairn, Auchinairn Road, Balornock, Geddes Road, Balornock, Springburn Railway Station, Springburn Northgate Quadrant, Balornock, Youth Centre, Atlas Road, Glasgow Balornock, Standburn Road, Balornock, Briarcroft Road, Robroyston, Auchinleck Avenue, Robroyston, Wellƒeld Street, Springburn Asda Supermarket, Robroyston, Standburn Road, Robroyston, Cortmalaw Road, Robroyston, First Hawthorn Street, Springburn Avenue, Wester Auchinloch, Third Avenue, Wester Auchinloch, Auchinloch Primary School, Wester Lenzie Street, Springburn Auchinloch, Langmuirhead Road, Wester Auchinloch, Edgefauld Place, Glasgow Gadloch Avenue, Auchinloch, Cyprian Drive, Lenzie, Crosshill Road, Lenzie, Lindsaybeg Road, Lenzie, Mosesƒeld Street, Springburn Lenzie Railway Station, Lenzie, Lomond Rd, Lenzie, Easter Garngaber Rd, Lenzie, Larkƒeld Road, Lenzie, Viewpoint Place, Springburn Woodilee Road, Lenzie, Woodilee Industrial Estate, Kirkintilloch, Woodilee Road, Kirkintilloch, Lithgow Balgrayhill Road, Glasgow Avenue, Kirkintilloch, Woodhead Avenue, Kirkintilloch, Belmont Road, Springburn Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch, Alexandra Street, Kirkintilloch, West High Street, Kirkintilloch, Kelvin Stobhill Hospital, Springburn Court Balgrayhill Road, Glasgow Crowhill Road, Auchinairn Springƒeld Avenue, Auchinairn Auchinairn Road, Glasgow Liddells Court, Auchinairn Beech Road, Auchinairn James Dunlop Gardens, Glasgow Graham Terrace, Auchinairn James Dunlop Gardens, Glasgow Auchinairn Road, Balornock Geddes Road, Balornock Geddes Road, Glasgow Northgate Quadrant, Balornock Youth Centre, Balornock Wallacewell Road, Glasgow Standburn Road, Balornock Briarcroft Road, Robroyston Leglen Wood Place, Scotland Auchinleck Avenue, Robroyston Robroyston Road, Scotland Asda Supermarket, Robroyston Standburn Road, Robroyston Cortmalaw Road, Robroyston Cortmalaw Close, Scotland First Avenue, Wester Auchinloch Third Avenue, Wester Auchinloch Auchinloch Primary School, Wester Auchinloch Langmuirhead Road, Wester Auchinloch Gadloch Avenue, Auchinloch Gadloch View, Scotland Cyprian Drive, Lenzie Crosshill Road, Lenzie Lindsaybeg Road, Lenzie Auchinloch Road, Kirkintilloch Lenzie Railway Station, Lenzie Station Road, Kirkintilloch Lomond Rd, Lenzie Easter Garngaber Rd, Lenzie Larkƒeld Road, Lenzie Woodilee Road, Lenzie Woodilee Industrial Estate, Kirkintilloch Woodilee Road, Kirkintilloch Lithgow Avenue, Kirkintilloch Craigmount Street, Kirkintilloch Woodhead Avenue, Kirkintilloch Industry Street, Kirkintilloch Freeland Place, Kirkintilloch 43 Townhead, Scotland Alexandra Street, Kirkintilloch West High Street, Kirkintilloch Kelvin Court Kelvin Court, Scotland 72 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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